The winners of the 2014 Glyph Awards, honoring the best in comics made by, for, and about people of color, were presented this weekend at the East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention (yet another comics event which I neglected to mention in my roundup).
Also of note: ECBACC has started an IndieGogo campaign to help with the costs of the event.
The WATSON AND HOLMES reimagining by New Paradigm Studios was the big winner, as you can see:
STORY OF THE YEAR
WATSON AND HOLMES #6; Brandon Easton, Writer; N. Steven Harris, Artist
BEST WRITER
Brandon Easton, Writer; WATSON AND HOLMES #6
BEST ARTIST
N. Steven Harris, Artist; WATSON AND HOLMES #6
BEST COVER
ROUTE 3 #2: A DATE… A DESTINY; Robert Jeffrey, Writer; Sean Hill, Artist
BEST MALE CHARACTER
Jack Maguire; NOWHERE MAN: YOU DON’T KNOW JACK; Jerome Walford, Writer and Artist
BEST FEMALE CHARACTER
Ajala; AJALA: A SERIES OF ADVENTURES; Robert Garrett, Writer; N. Steven Harris, Artist
RISING STAR AWARD
ONE NATION #1, Alverne Ball, Writer; Jason Reeves and Luis Guerrero, Artists;
BEST COMIC STRIP OR WEBCOMIC
THE ADIGUN OGUNSANWO; Carles C. J. Juzang, Writer and Artist
BEST REPRINT PUBLICATION
MARTIN LUTHER KING AND THE MONTGOMERY STORY; Fellowship Of Reconciliation / Top Shelf Productions
FAN AWARD FOR BEST WORK
WATSON AND HOLMES #6; Brandon Easton, Writer; N. Steven Harris, Artist
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