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2008 Eagle Awards winners announced

May 14th, 2008
Author Kevin Melrose

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After some delay, the full list of winners of the 2008 Eagle Awards has been released. The awards were presented last weekend at the Bristol International Comic Expo.

The winners are:

Favorite Newcomer Writer
Matt Fraction

Favorite Newcomer Artist
David Aja

Favorite Comics Writer
Alan Moore

Favorite Comics Writer/Artist
Alan Davis

Favorite Comics Artist: Pencils
Frank Cho

Favorite Comics Artist: Inks
D’Israeli (Matt Brooker)

Favorite Artist: Fully-Painted Artwork
Alex Ross

Favorite Colorist
Laura Martin

Favorite Letterer
Dave Gibbons

Favorite Editor
Tharg (Matt Smith)

Favorite Publisher
Marvel

Favorite Color Comic Book - American
Hellboy: Darkness Calls

Favorite Color Comic Book - British
Spectacular Spider-Man

Favorite Black and White Comic Book - American
The Walking Dead

Favorite Black and White Comic Book - British
How to Date a Girl In 10 Days

Favorite New Comic Book
Thor

Favorite Manga
Death Note

Favorite European Comics
Requiem, Vampire Knight

Favorite Comics Story published during 2007
Captain America 25-30: “The Death of Captain America”

Favorite Comics Cover published during 2007
World War Hulk 1A (David Finch)

Favorite Original Graphic Novel
The League of Extraordinary Gentleman: Black Dossier

Favorite Reprint Compilation
Absolute Sandman, Vol. 2

Favorite Comics Hero
Batman

Favorite Comics Villain
Joker

Favorite Magazine About Comics
Wizard

Favorite Comics-Related Book
Our Gods Wear Spandex: The Secret History of Comic Book Heroes (Chris Knowles)

Favorite Comics-Based Movie Or TV
300

Favorite Comics-Related Website
Marvel.com

Favorite Web-Based Comic
The Order of the Stick

Roll of Honor
Mike Mignola

The Forbidden Planet International blog has commentary on the results.

 
4 Responses to “2008 Eagle Awards winners announced”
  1. Mark Kardwell Says:

    Some fair choices, some regrettable “Stockholm syndrome” decision-making by the voters, there.

  2. ejulp Says:

    Hmmm…I feel like some of these winners won off of name rather than output. I don’t remember seeing all that much from Alan Davis last year, or the Joker…I might be forgetting some stuff.

    Good to see the love continue for Aja, Fraction and Bru for their respective work.

    Surprised Marvel.com won, maybe their DCU initiative put them over everyone else?

  3. ejulp Says:

    “Stockholm syndrome”

    lol
    Thats an almost perfect explanation of how everyone uses their wallets on Wednesdays.

    Not saying I’m 100 percent above it either.

  4. Ben Morse Says:

    Well done, Marvel.com, well done…

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