Awards

Annie Koyama, a beloved figure in the comics industry, will receive this year's Tom Spurgeon Award at CXC in Columbus

The Harvey Awards nominees in seven categories were announced today; winners will be announced at NYCC

The 2024 Ignatz Award nominees have been announced, and the Small PRess Expo has set up an archive of past nominees and winners.

After a long wait, Brian K Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga has finally picked up its second Hugo Award. The first win since the series' debut volume scored a Hugo in 2013

Queer cartoonist David Shenton’s autobiographical graphic novel Forty Lies has been longlisted for the 2024 Polari Book Prize for LGBTQIA+ literature in the UK. The book, published by Knockabout, is a compilation of around forty personal stories and recollections from the 70-year-old author’s life

The BRZRKR panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2024 presented creator Keanu Reeves with an Inkpot Award and highlighted the future of the series.

by Gem M Mariko Tamaki is an Eisner, Igantz, Printz, and GLAAD award winner and has now added one more award to her accomplishments this...

The 2024 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards were presented at San Diego Comic-Con International on Friday, July 26. See winners' list.

The annual Mike Wieringo Comic Book Industry Awards have posted who is in the running for the eighth edition. Voting by comics industry professionals is open until August 21

A swathe of ballots for the 2024 Hugo Awards - set to take place August 11 at Glasgow Worldcon, Scotland - have been deemed fraudulent and disallowed

Hayley Gold’s graphic memoir Nervosa has been selected by the Graphic Medicine International Collective (GMIC) as the 2024 winner at the third annual Graphic Medicine Awards. The eating disorder graphic novel published by Street Noise Books was picked as the winner in their longform category; with Elaine M. Will’s self-published anxiety minicomic Spiral Sessions the 2024 shortform pick.

London Film and Comic Con (LFCC) has announced its second annual round of inductees into its Hall of Fame, naming former DC Vertigo editor Shelly Bond; artist Simon Bisley; cartoonist Lew Stringer; and former UK children’s TV presenter Peter Purves.