List of Eagle Award nominees and winners

For comics published in 1976^[1]

Presented at the British Comic Art Convention on 3 September 1977, at the Bloomsbury Centre Hotel, London.^[2] Nominations in 19 categories:

• Neal Adams (winner)
  • John Buscema (nominees)
  • Paul Gulacy
  • Barry Smith
  • Jim Starlin

• Frank Bellamy
  • Paul Neary
  • John Bolton

• Roy Thomas
  • Steve Englehart
  • Steve Gerber
  • tsaugmi obata

• Chris Claremont
  • Peter O'Donnell
  • Martin Lock

• X-Men^[3]
  • Master of Kung Fu
  • Warlock

• Howard the Duck^[3]
  • Plastic Man
  • Plop!

• Savage Sword of Conan^[3]
  • Doc Savage
  • Marvel Preview

• MAD Magazine
  • Cracked
  • Crazy

• Fantastic Four
  • Conan
  • Spider-Man

• Conan the Barbarian^[3]
  • Howard the Duck
  • Warlock

• Captain Britain
  • Garth
  • Modesty Blaise

• X-Men
  • Avengers
  • Defenders

• Howard the Duck^[3]
  • Nova
  • Omega the Unknown

• Howard the Duck #3: "Four Feathers of Death" (Steve Gerber/John Buscema)^[3]
  • Fantastic Four #176: "Improbable as It May Seem the Impossible Man is Back in Town" (Roy Thomas/George Pérez)
  • Howard the Duck #1: "Howard the Barbarian" (Steve Gerber/Frank Brunner)

• Master of Kung Fu #48-51 (Doug Moench/Paul Gulacy)
  • Defenders #31-40 + Annual #1 (Steve Gerber/Sal Buscema)
  • X-Men #98-100 (Chris Claremont/Dave Cockrum)

• House of Hammer
  • Captain Britain
  • Garth
  • Brainstorm Comix

• Comic Media News
  • Comics Unlimited
  • Fantasy Advertiser International

• Martin Lock
  • Colin Campbell
  • Dez Skinn

• Stan Lee
  • Jim Steranko
  • Jack Kirby

Presented at the British Comic Art Convention, 29 July 1978, for comics released during 1977.^[4] Nominations in 21 categories.

• Neal Adams
  • John Byrne
  • Marshall Rogers
  • Jim Starlin

• Steve Englehart
  • Chris Claremont
  • Steve Gerber
  • Roy Thomas
  • Marv Wolfman

• Uncanny X-Men
  • Avengers
  • Conan the Barbarian
  • Detective Comics

• Savage Sword of Conan
  • Rampaging Hulk
  • Creepy
  • Eerie
  • Marvel Preview

• Marshall Rogers
  • Mike Nasser
  • Michael Golden
  • Trevor von Eeden

• Howard the Duck
  • MAD
  • Plastic Man
  • Cracked
  • Crazy

• Terry Austin
  • Ernie Chan
  • Klaus Janson
  • Tom Palmer
  • Joe Sinnott

• Batman
  • Conan
  • Howard the Duck
  • Warlock
  • Wolverine

• Thanos
  • Scorpio
  • The Joker
  • Darkseid
  • Doctor Doom

• X-Men
  • Defenders
  • Fantastic Four
  • Avengers
  • Justice Society of America

• Pip the Troll
  • Beverly Switzler
  • Impossible Man
  • Vision
  • Wolverine

• Silver Surfer
  • Warlock
  • Killraven
  • Man-Thing
  • Deathlok

• Avengers Annual #7 – "The Final Threat" (Jim Starlin)
  • Detective Comics #472 – "I am the Batman" (Steve Englehart/Marshall Rogers)
  • Howard the Duck #16 – "The Zen and Art of Comic Book Writing" (Steve Gerber/Various artists)
  • Marvel Premiere #38 – "The Lord of Tyndall's Quest" (Doug Moench/Mike Ploog)
  • Marvel Preview #11 – "Starlord" (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)

• Avengers Annual #7/Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2 — "End of Warlock Saga" (Jim Starlin)
  • Star Wars #1-6 — "Film Adaptation" (George Lucas, Roy Thomas/Howard Chaykin)
  • X-Men #105, 107 & 108 — "Starjammers" (Chris Claremont/Dave Cockrum, John Byrne)
  • Detective Comics #471-472 — "Hugo Strange" (Steve Englehart/Marshall Rogers)
  • Defenders #46-50 — "Who Remembers Scorpio?" (David Anthony Kraft/Keith Giffen)

• John Carter, Warlord of Mars
  • Rampaging Hulk
  • Shade, the Changing Man
  • Star Hunters
  • Star Wars

• Starburst
  • 2000 AD
  • House of Hammer
  • Captain Britain
  • Garth

• Comic Media News
  • Bemusing
  • Panelologist
  • Fantasy Advertiser
  • Comics Unlimited

• Judge Dredd
  • Captain Britain
  • Garth
  • Dan Dare
  • Walter the Wobot

• John Bolton
  • Brian Bolland
  • Dave Gibbons
  • Brian Lewis
  • Ian Gibson

• Martin Lock
  • Peter O'Donnell
  • John Wagner/Howard
  • Steve Parkhouse
  • Steve Moore

• Steve Englehart
  • Jim Steranko
  • Jack Kirby
  • Will Eisner
  • Howard the Duck

For comics published in 1978. Presented at "Comicon '79," the British Comic Art Convention 11, Hotel Metropole, Birmingham, on September 1, 1979.

• John Bolton^[5][6]
  • Brian Bolland
  • Ian Gibson
  • Dave Gibbons
  • Carlos Ezquerra

• T. B. Grover (pseudonym of John Wagner)
  • Steve Parkhouse
  • John Howard
  • Pat Mills
  • Steve Moore

• 2000 AD
  • Starburst
  • Starlord
  • House of Hammer
  • Near Myths
  • Graphixus
  • Axa

• Comic Media News
  • BEM
  • Graphic Sense
  • Vertigo
  • The Comic Review
  • Cerebro

• Judge Dredd
  • Strontium Dog
  • Dan Dare
  • Robo-Hunter
  • Ro-Jaws
  • Axa
  • Luther Arkwright
  • Modesty Blaise

• John Byrne
  • Marshall Rogers
  • George Pérez
  • Michael Golden
  • Gene Colan

• Chris Claremont
  • Steve Englehart
  • Roy Thomas
  • Steve Gerber
  • Doug Moench

• Terry Austin
  • Tom Palmer
  • Bob Layton
  • Klaus Janson
  • Joe Sinnott

• X-Men
  • The Avengers
  • Detective Comics
  • The Tomb of Dracula
  • Jonah Hex

• Savage Sword of Conan
  • Marvel Preview
  • The Rampaging Hulk
  • Heavy Metal
  • 1984

• Batman
  • Wolverine
  • Howard the Duck
  • Conan
  • Spider-Man
  • Doctor Strange

• X-Men
  • The Avengers
  • Fantastic Four
  • Defenders
  • Legion of Super-Heroes

• Magneto
  • The Joker
  • Doctor Doom
  • Michael Korvac
  • Doctor Bong
  • Death-Stalker

• Wolverine
  • Beast
  • Vision
  • Nightcrawler
  • Beverly Switzler
  • Hawkeye

• The Silver Surfer
  • Warlock
  • Jack of Hearts
  • Killraven
  • Deathlok

• X-Men #111 – "Mindgames" (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)
  • The Avengers #178 – "The Martyr Perplex" (Steve Gerber/Carmine Infantino)
  • Superman vs. Muhammad Ali (Denny O'Neil/Neal Adams)
  • The Avengers #177 – "The Hope and the Slaughter" (Jim Shooter/David Wenzel)
  • X-Men #109 – "Home are the Heroes" (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)

• The Avengers #167, 168, 170-177 (Jim Shooter/George Pérez, Sal Buscema, David Wenzel)
  • X-Men #114-116 (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)
  • Captain Marvel #58-62 (Doug Moench/Pat Broderick)
  • Detective Comics #475-476 (Steve Englehart/Marshall Rogers)
  • Thor #272-278 (Roy Thomas/John Buscema)
  • X-Men #111-113 (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)

• Master of Kung Fu #67 (Paul Gulacy)
  • Detective Comics #476 (Marshall Rogers)
  • X-Men #114 (John Byrne)
  • X-Men #111 (John Byrne)
  • X-Men #113 (John Byrne)

• Jack Kirby
  • Will Eisner
  • Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
  • Steve Gerber
  • Superman

Source:^[7]

For comics published in 1979.

• John Byrne^[8]
  • George Pérez
  • John Buscema
  • Gene Colan

• Chris Claremont
  • Doug Moench
  • David Michelinie

• Terry Austin
  • Bob Layton
  • Tom Palmer

• X-Men
  • Avengers
  • Master of Kung Fu

• Howard the Duck
  • Savage Sword of Conan
  • Marvel Preview

• Wolverine
  • Batman
  • Spider-Man

• X-Men
  • Avengers
  • Fantastic Four

• Magneto
  • Arcade
  • Joker

• Beast
  • Wolverine
  • Vision

• Warlock
  • Silver Surfer
  • Killraven

• Iron Man #128 – Demon in a Bottle (David Michelinie, Bob Layton/John Romita Jr)
  • X-Men Annual #3 – A Fire in the Sky (Chris Claremont/George Pérez)
  • Marvel Two-in-One #51 – Full House, Dragons High (Peter B. Gillis/Frank Miller)

• X-Men #125-128 (Chris Claremont/John Byrne)
  • Marvel Two-in-One #53-58 (Mark Gruenwald, Ralph Macchio/John Byrne, George Pérez)
  • Micronauts #1-12 (Bill Mantlo/Michael Golden)

• Howard the Duck
  • Rom
  • Time Warp

• The Avengers #185 (George Pérez)
  • Micronauts #7 (Michael Golden)
  • Iron Man #128 (John Romita Jr)

• The Comics Journal
  • The Comic Reader
  • Mediascene

• Brian Bolland^[9]
  • John Bolton
  • Ron Smith

• John Howard
  • Steve Parkhouse
  • T.B. Grover

• Brian Bolland^[a]
  • John Stokes
  • Gary Leach

• 2000 AD
  • Doctor Who Weekly
  • Hulk Weekly

• 2000 AD Summer Special
  • Near Myths

• Judge Dredd^[10]
  • Black Knight
  • Night Raven

• Ro-Busters
  • The VC's
  • ABC Warriors

• Judge Cal
  • Mekon
  • Modred

• Ro-Jaws
  • Walter the Wobot
  • Zog
  • Commander Kidd

• Judge Dredd
  • Captain Britain
  • Night Raven

• Hulk Weekly #2 (Night Raven)
  • 2000 AD 137 ("Death of a Judge")
  • 2000 AD 145 ("Umpty Candy")
  • 2000 AD 127 ("Night of the Ripper")

• Hulk Weekly 1–30, 42, 43 (Black Knight)
  • 2000 AD 140–151 ("Stainless Steel Rat")
  • 2000 AD 104–118 ("Strontium Dog: Journey Into Hell")

• Doctor Who Weekly
  • Tornado

• 2000 AD 144
  • 2000 AD 113
  • 2000 AD 134

• BEM
  • Cerebro
  • Comics Unlimited
  • Graphic Sense

• Roy Thomas
  • Will Eisner
  • Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
  • Steve Gerber

For comics published in 1980.^[11][12]

• John Byrne
  • Frank Miller
  • George Pérez
  • Jim Starlin
  • Michael Golden

• Chris Claremont
  • Doug Moench
  • David Michelinie
  • Marv Wolfman
  • Frank Miller

• Terry Austin
  • Bob Layton
  • Klaus Janson
  • Gene Day
  • Joe Sinnott

• X-Men
  • Daredevil
  • The New Teen Titans
  • Master of Kung Fu
  • Iron Man

• Epic Illustrated
  • Marvel Preview/Bizarre Adventures
  • Savage Sword of Conan
  • Heavy Metal
  • Howard the Duck

• Wolverine
  • Daredevil
  • Batman
  • Phoenix
  • Iron Man

• X-Men
  • The New Teen Titans
  • The Avengers
  • Fantastic Four
  • The Micronauts

• Magneto
  • Doctor Doom
  • The Joker
  • Dark Phoenix
  • Arcade

• Wolverine
  • Beast
  • Nightcrawler
  • Bethany Cabe
  • Hawkeye

• Silver Surfer
  • Wolverine
  • Warlock
  • Killraven
  • Captain Marvel

• X-Men #137 "The Fate of the Phoenix"
  • Daredevil #163 "Blind Alley"
  • X-Men #138 "Elegy"
  • Daredevil #164 "Exposé"
  • Captain America #250 "Cap for President"

• X-Men #135–137, "The Dark Phoenix Saga"
  • X-Men #129–138 "Hellfire Club/Dark Phoenix"
  • X-Men #129–134 "Hellfire Club"
  • Iron Man #131–133 "Iron Man vs. the Hulk"
  • Epic Illustrated #1–4 "Metamorphosis Odyssey

• The New Teen Titans
  • Moon Knight
  • Epic Illustrated
  • Dazzler
  • Ka-Zar

• X-Men #136 (John Byrne/Terry Austin)
  • X-Men #137
  • X-Men #130
  • X-Men 140

• The Comics Journal
  • Comics Feature
  • The Comic Reader

• Brian Bolland
  • John Bolton
  • Dave Gibbons
  • Mike McMahon
  • Carlos Ezquerra

• T.B. Grover (John Wagner)
  • John Wagner
  • John Howard (John Wagner)
  • Steve Parkhouse
  • Steve Moore

• 2000 AD
  • Doctor Who Weekly
  • Battle
  • The Beano

• Doctor Who Monthly
  • Near Myths
  • 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special

• Judge Dredd
  • Doctor Who
  • Strontium Dog
  • Robo-Hunter
  • Night Raven Marvel UK

• The VC's (2000 AD)
  • Ro-Busters
  • ABC Warriors
  • Bash Street Kids
  • Star Tigers Doctor Who Weekly

• Judge Death
  • Torquemada
  • Star Beast Doctor Who Weekly
  • Leeshar
  • Modred

• Hoagy (Robo-Hunter)
  • Wulf Sternhammer
  • The Gronk
  • Judge Anderson
  • Judge Hershey

• Judge Dredd
  • Captain Britain
  • Strontium Dog
  • Robo-Hunter
  • Night-Raven

• "Terror Tube" 2000 AD #167
  • Judge Dredd — "Return to Mega-City One" 2000 AD 182
  • Judge Dredd — "An Alien Tale" 2000 AD 163
  • "Tharg Saves the Day" 2000 AD 182
  • Strontium Dog — "Mutie's Luck" 2000 AD 189
  • Doctor Who 46

• Judge Dredd — "The Judge Child," 2000 AD #156–181
  • Robo-Hunter — "Day of the Droids" 2000 AD 152–174
  • Judge Dredd — "Judge Death" 2000 AD 149–151
  • Meltdown Man
  • Return to Armageddon

• 2000 AD #173 (Judge Dredd) by Brian Bolland
  • 2000 AD #169 (Judge Dredd)
  • 2000 AD #164 (Judge Dredd)
  • 2000 AD #182 (Judge Dredd)
  • 2000 AD #175 (Robo-Warrior)

• BEM
  • Cerebro
  • The Owl's Effort
  • Fantasy Forum
  • Cygnus Alpha
  • Ogre

• Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
  • John Byrne
  • Will Eisner
  • Chris Claremont
  • Phoenix/Jean Grey

The Eagle Awards were not presented or distributed in 1982^[13] (except for possibly the Roll of Honour).

• Mick Austin^[14]

For comics published in 1982; awards presented 15 October 1983 at the London Comic Mart, Central Hall, Westminster,^[15] by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons.^[13][16]

• Frank Miller
  • Bruce Jones

• Frank Miller
  • Brent Anderson

• Terry Austin^[17]

• Daredevil
  • Raw

• Wolverine
  • Daredevil

• X-Men

• Darkseid

• Elektra

• Spectre
  • Bullseye
  • Plastic Man

• Wolverine #1-4 (limited series)

• Camelot 3000

• Doctor Strange #55 (Michael Golden)

• [PASS]
  • Amazing Heroes
  • The Comic Reader
  • The Comics Journal

• Alan Moore^[19]

• Brian Bolland

• Warrior — "V for Vendetta"^[19]

• Marvelman

• Kid Marvelman

• Zirk (Warrior)

• Judge Anderson

• Marvelman (Warrior #1-3, 5 & 6)

• Warrior

• Warrior #7 (Mick Austin)

• [PASS]

• Will Eisner
  • Neal Adams
  • Harvey Kurtzman

The 1984 awards^[20] (for comics published in 1983) were announced/presented at the Birmingham Comic Art Show, on Saturday, June 2, 1984.^[20][21]

London Comic Mart, Central Hall Westminster, on Saturday, June 2, 1984

• Howard Chaykin
  • Brian Bolland
  • José Luis García-López

• Howard Chaykin
  • Terry Austin
  • Dick Giordano

• Howard Chaykin
  • Mike Baron
  • Marv Wolfman

• American Flagg!
  • Legion of Super-Heroes
  • Love and Rockets

• • Batman
  • Nexus
  • Reuben Flagg

• • Blackhawks
  • Legion of Super-Heroes
  • Teen Titans

• • Belasco
  • The Joker
  • Morgan le Fey

• Raul the cat
  • Beta Ray Bill
  • Tyrone

• • Hawkman
  • The Rocketeer
  • Spectre

• American Flagg! #1–2, "Hard Times"
  • Love and Rockets #2, "Mechanics"
  • Night Force #8–10, "Beast"

• American Flagg!
  • Jon Sable
  • Nexus

• • American Flagg! #2, "Back in the U.S.A." (Howard Chaykin)
  • American Flagg! #3, "Killed in the Ratings" (Howard Chaykin)
  • Camelot 3000 #9, "Grailquest 3000" (Brian Bolland)

• • Comics Interview
  • The Comics Journal
  • The Comic Reader

• • Alan Davis
  • Garry Leach
  • Mike McMahon

• Pat Mills
  • Alan Moore
  • John Wagner

• The Daredevils
  • 2000 AD
  • Warrior

• • Judge Dredd
  • Marvelman
  • V

• • Harvey Kurtzman
  • Julius Schwartz
  • Alex Toth

For comics released in 1984.^[22]

• Alan Davis
  • Mike McMahon
  • David Lloyd

• Alan Moore
  • Pat Mills
  • John Wagner

• Warrior, edited by Dez Skinn (Quality Communications)
  • 2000 AD
  • The Mighty World of Marvel

• Judge Dredd
  • Marvelman
  • V

• Mega City Judges
  • The Bojeffries Saga
  • Special Executive

• Torquemada, from Nemesis the Warlock (2000 AD), by Pat Mills and Brian Talbot (Fleetway)
  • Fury
  • Dr. Gargunza

• Evey
  • Pulger
  • Chrysoprasia

• D.R. & Quinch
  • Marvelman
  • The Spider

• 2000 AD #55–359
  • Warrior #18–24
  • 2000 AD #352–360

• Captain Britain
  • Conqueror

• Warrior #19 by David Lloyd and Garry Leach
  • The Mighty World of Marvel #12 by Alan Davis
  • Warrior #18 by Steve Parkhouse

• Fantasy Advertiser
  • Escape
  • Comics News Monthly

• Bill Sienkiewicz
  • Howard Chaykin
  • Jaime Hernandez

• Terry Austin
  • John Totleben
  • Howard Chaykin

• Alan Moore
  • Howard Chaykin
  • Gilbert Hernandez

• Swamp Thing
  • American Flagg!
  • Love and Rockets

• Reuben Flagg
  • Batman
  • Maggie

• Teen Titans
  • Power Pack
  • Atari Force

• Doctor Doom
  • The Joker
  • Darkseid

• Raul (the cat)
  • Luther Ironheart
  • Maggie

• The Spectre
  • The Shadow
  • Herbie

• Superman #400
  • Machine Man #1–3
  • Love and Rockets #5

• Power Pack, written by Louise Simonson (Marvel Comics)
  • Strange Days
  • Mister X

• New Mutants #22 by Bill Sienkiewicz
  • American Flagg! #8 by Howard Chaykin
  • Mister X #1 by Brendan McCarthy

• Amazing Heroes
  • The Comics Journal
  • Comics Interview

• Steve Ditko^[23]
  • Joe Kubert
  • Superman

Awards for comics released during 1985 were presented on Sunday, June 1, 1986, at The Birmingham Comic Art Show. The winners were:^[24]

• Alan Davis
  • Ian Gibson
  • Glenn Fabry

• Alan Moore
  • Pat Mills
  • Jamie Delano

• 2000 AD
  • Captain Britain
  • Escape

• Nemesis Book III
  • Judge Dredd Annual 1986
  • 2000 AD Annual 1986

• Halo Jones
  • Judge Dredd
  • Captain Britain

• Torquemada
  • Judge Death
  • Slaymaster

• Meggan (Captain Britain)
  • Ukko the Dwarf (Slaine)
  • Judge Anderson

• Halo Jones
  • V for Vendetta
  • D.R. and Quinch

• Halo Jones Book Two (2000 AD #406-415)
  • Midnight Surfer (Judge Dredd, 2000 AD #424-429)
  • DR and Quinch Get Back to Nature (2000 AD Summer Special)

• Captain Britain
  • The Best of 2000 AD
  • Swiftsure

• Captain Britain #6
  • Captain Britain #8
  • 2000 AD #450

• Speakeasy
  • Fantasy Advertiser
  • Arkensword

• George Pérez
  • Art Adams
  • John Byrne

• Terry Austin
  • John Totleben
  • Jerry Ordway

• Alan Moore
  • Chris Claremont
  • Marv Wolfman

• Swamp Thing
  • Crisis on Infinite Earths
  • X-Men

• American Flagg!: Hard Times
  • She-Hulk
  • Raven Banner

• Batman
  • Wolverine
  • Swamp Thing

• X-Men
  • Teen Titans
  • Fantastic Four

• Anti-Monitor
  • The Joker
  • Kingpin

• John Constantine (Swamp Thing)
  • Abby Cable (Swamp Thing)
  • Raul the Cat (American Flagg!)

• Wolverine
  • Longshot
  • Green Arrow

• Crisis on Infinite Earths #1-9
  • X-Men Annual #9/New Mutants Special #1
  • "American Gothic" in Swamp Thing #37

• Miracleman
  • Crisis on Infinite Earths
  • Moonshadow

• Swamp Thing #34
  • Crisis on Infinite Earths #7
  • New Mutants Special #1

• Amazing Heroes
  • The Comics Journal
  • Comics Interview

• Alan Moore
  • Dick Giordano
  • Frank Miller

The 1986 results were presented on Saturday, September 5, 1987, at UKCAC87, The Institute of Education, London WC1. The winners were:^[26]

• Favourite Artist: Alan Davis
• Favourite Writer: Alan Moore
• Favourite Comic: 2000 AD
• Favourite Comic Album: D.R. and Quinch's Totally Awesome Guide to Life
• Favourite Character: Judge Dredd
• Favourite Villain: Torquemada
  • (nominee): Zebethyial (Redfox)^[27]
• Favourite Supporting Character: Ukko the Dwarf (from Sláine)
• Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Captain Britain
  • (nominee): Lyssa (Redfox)^[27]
• Favourite Single or Continued Story: Halo Jones Book Three
• Favourite New Comic: Redfox
• Favourite Comic Cover: 2000 AD #500
• Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Speakeasy

• Favourite Artist (penciller): Frank Miller
• Favourite Artist (inker): Terry Austin
• Favourite Writer: Alan Moore
• Favourite Comicbook: Watchmen
• Favourite Graphic Novel: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
• Favourite Character: Batman
• Favourite Group or Team: X-Men
• Favourite Villain: The Joker
• Favourite Supporting Character: John Constantine
• Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Wolverine
• Favourite Single or Continued Story: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
• Favourite New Comic Title: Watchmen
• Favourite Comic Cover: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns #1
• Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Amazing Heroes

• Frank Miller

The Awards for comics released during 1987 were presented on Saturday, September 24, 1988, at UKCAC88, The Institute of Education, London WC1. The winners were:^[28]

• Favourite Artist: Bryan Talbot
• Favourite Writer: Pat Mills
• Favourite Comic: 2000 AD
• Favourite Comic Album: Violent Cases
• Favourite Character: Luther Arkwright
• Favourite Villain: Torquemada (Nemesis the Warlock)
• Favourite Supporting Character: Ukko the Dwarf (Sláine)
• Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Halo Jones
• Favourite Single or Continued Story: Zenith (2000 AD #535-550)
• Favourite New Comic: The Adventures of Luther Arkwright
• Favourite Comic Cover: The Adventures of Luther Arkwright #1 (Bryan Talbot)
• Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Speakeasy

• Favourite Artist (penciller): Bill Sienkiewicz
• Favourite Artist (inker): Terry Austin
• Favourite Writer: Alan Moore
• Favourite Comicbook: Watchmen
• Favourite Graphic Novel: Daredevil: Love and War
• Favourite Character: Batman
• Favourite Group or Team: Justice League International
• Favourite Villain: The Joker
• Favourite Supporting Character: Abigail Arcane Cable
• Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Rorschach
• Favourite Single or Continued Story: Batman #404-407: Year One
• Favourite New Comic Title: Marshal Law
• Favourite Comic Cover: Wonder Woman #10
• Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Amazing Heroes

• Pat Mills

The results for 1989 were presented at the 1990 United Kingdom Comic Art Convention (UKCAC) on September 23^[29] by Paul Gambaccini and Dave Gibbons. The winners were:^[30]

• Roll of Honour: 2000 AD
• Best International Comic Book: Akira

• Favourite Artist: Simon Bisley
• Favourite Writer: Grant Morrison
• Favourite Comic: 2000 AD
• Favourite Graphic Novel: Sláine: The Horned God Book I
• Favourite Character: Judge Dredd
• Favourite Villain: Judge Death
• Favourite Supporting Character: Middenface McNulty (Strontium Dog)
• Favourite Single or Continued Story: Sláine: The Horned God Book I (2000 AD #626-635)
• Favourite New Comic: The Bogie Man
• Favourite Comic Cover: 2000 AD Prog 626
• Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Speakeasy

• Favourite Writer: Neil Gaiman, Sandman (DC)
• Favourite Artist (Penciller): Todd McFarlane
• Favourite Artist (Inker): Paul Neary
• Favourite Comicbook: Uncanny X-Men
• Favourite Graphic Novel: Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth
• Favourite Character: Batman
• Favourite Group or Team: Doom Patrol
• Favourite Villain: The Joker
• Character Most Worthy of Own Title: Captain Britain
• Favourite Single or Continued Story: Skreemer
• Favourite New Comic Title: Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight
• Favourite Comic Cover: Aliens #1 by Denis Beauvais
• Favourite Specialist Comics Publication: Marvel Age
  • 2nd place: The Comics Journal^[29]

Best Newcomer: Alex Ronald^[31]

(Sponsored by Comic Book Postal Auctions)

• 2000 AD
  • The Beano
  • Judge Dredd Megazine
  • Viz
  • Warhammer

• Judge Dredd (2000 AD/Judge Dredd Megazine)
  • Action Man (Action Man Monthly)
  • Doctor Who (Doctor Who Magazine)
  • Nikolai Dante (2000 AD)
  • Sinister Dexter (2000 AD)

(Sponsored by Red Route)

• Kane, by Paul Grist
  • Class of '79
  • O-Men
  • Sleaze Castle
  • Strangehaven

The following award nominations cover creators and work published in the U.S. and Canada only (irrespective of the country of origin of the work or the nationality of its creators), with nominations based purely on work published in 1999:

(Sponsored by Quality Comics)

• 1999: Preacher, by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon
  • JLA
  • Transmetropolitan
  • Acme Novelty Library
  • Avengers

(Sponsored by Page 45)

• Sin City: Hell & Back, by Frank Miller
  • Strangers in Paradise
  • Cerebus
  • Bone
  • Torso

(Sponsored by Dynamic Forces)

• Top 10, by Alan Moore and Gene Ha
  • The Authority
  • Heart of Empire
  • Planetary
  • Rising Stars

• Alan Moore
  • Kurt Busiek
  • Warren Ellis
  • Garth Ennis
  • Grant Morrison

• George Pérez
  • Steve Dillon
  • Bryan Hitch
  • Frank Quitely
  • Bryan Talbot

• Jimmy Palmiotti
  • Terry Austin
  • Mark Farmer
  • Mick Gray
  • Paul Neary

• Alex Ross
  • Dan Brereton
  • John Burns
  • Glenn Fabry
  • David Mack

• Laura DePuy Martin
  • Matt Hollingsworth
  • Liquid!
  • Angus McKie
  • Lynn Varley

• Denny O'Neil
  • David Bishop
  • Tom Brevoort
  • Scott Dunbier
  • Bob Harras

(Sponsored by Knockabout Comics)

• Bacchus, by Eddie Campbell (Australia)
  • Comix 2000 (France)
  • Dylan Dog (Italy)
  • Lapin (France)
  • Pokémon (Japan)

(Sponsored by David's Comics)

• Batman, created by Bob Kane
  • Cerebus, created by Dave Sim
  • Jesse Custer (Preacher), created by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon
  • Spider Jerusalem (Transmetropolitan), created by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson
  • Superman, created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster

(Sponsored by Quality Comics)

• Daredevil (#1-8), by Kevin Smith and Joe Quesada
  • No Man's Land
  • Heart of Empire
  • Avengers Forever
  • The Inhumans
  • Sam and Twitch (#1-7: Udaku)

• Luther Arkwright (Heart of Empire)
  • The Huntress (Batman)
  • Hal Jordan (Green Lantern)
  • Jenny Sparks (The Authority)
  • Storm (The X-Men)

• Oracle/Barbara Gordon (Batman/Birds of Prey)
  • Alfred Pennyworth (Batman)
  • Cassidy (Preacher)
  • Tulip O'Hare (Preacher)
  • Plastic Man (JLA)

• Batman: Harley Quinn by Alex Ross
  • Batman: War on Crime
  • 2000 AD Prog 2000
  • Daredevil #9
  • The Inhumans #11

(Sponsored by B-Hive Ltd.)

• Herr Starr (Preacher)
  • Doctor Doom (Fantastic Four)
  • Joker (Batman)
  • Lex Luthor (Superman)
  • Magneto (X-Men)

(Sponsored by Diamond Comic Distributors)

• JLA: Earth 2, by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely
  • Sandman: The Dream Hunters
  • Batman: War on Crime
  • Good-Bye, Chunky Rice
  • You Are Here

• From Hell: To Hell, by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell
  • Batman: The Long Halloween
  • Crisis on Infinite Earths
  • Daredevil: Visionaries
  • 300

(Sponsored by Gosh)

• Peanuts
  • Dilbert
  • Doonesbury
  • Garfield
  • Liberty Meadows

• Comic Book Resources
  • Comicon.com
  • DC Comics.com
  • Jinxworld
  • Newsarama

(Sponsored by eBay)

• Sequential Tart
  • Twist and Shout Comics Online
  • Fanzing
  • x-fan.htm
  • Class of ‘79

• Astounding Space Thrills, by Steve Conley
  • Comic Book Net Electronic Magazine
  • The Matrix
  • Rust
  • X-Flies: Flies in Black

(Sponsored by East End Offset)

• Wizard
  • Comic Book Artist
  • Comics Buyer's Guide
  • Comics International
  • The Comics Journal

(Sponsored by SFX magazine)

• Batman Beyond
  • Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot
  • Mystery Men
  • Spider-Man Unlimited
  • Superman Adventures

(Sponsored by Cartoon Art Trust) A lifetime achievement award.

• Gil Kane

Note: Voting ended in October 2001 and the winners were announced in June 2002, so news reports announced these variously as the 2001, or 2002 Eagle Awards.

• 2000 AD
  • Judge Dredd Megazine
  • Warhammer Monthly

• Nikolai Dante (2000 AD)
  • Judge Dredd (2000 AD/Judge Dredd Megazine)
  • Necronauts

• Jack Staff
  • Bazooka Jules
  • The O-Men

The following award nominations cover creators and work published in the US and Canada only (irrespective of the country of origin of the work or the nationality of its creators), with nominations based purely on work published in 2000:

• JSA
  • Planetary
  • Starman

• Liberty Meadows, by Frank Cho
  • Bone, by Jeff Smith
  • Strangers in Paradise, by Terry Moore

• Ultimate Spider-Man
  • Powers
  • Ultimate X-Men

• Alan Moore
  • Brian Michael Bendis
  • Warren Ellis

• Frank Miller
  • Brian Michael Bendis
  • David W. Mack

• Frank Quitely
  • Michael Avon Oeming
  • George Pérez

• Mark Farmer
  • Paul Neary
  • Jimmy Palmiotti

• Alex Ross
  • Glenn Fabry
  • David Mack

• Laura DePuy
  • Chris Blythe
  • Liquid!

• Andy Diggle (Mighty Tharg: 2000 AD)
  • Tom Brevoort
  • Joe Quesada

• Lone Wolf and Cub
  • Akira
  • Blade of the Immortal

• Metabarons (France)
  • The Extended Dream of Mr. D (Spain)
  • Ratman (Italy)

• Batman, created by Bob Kane
  • Judge Dredd
  • Spider-Man

(which appeared, began or ended during 2000)

• The Authority: The Nativity
  • Starman: Grand Guignol
  • Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl?

• Elijah Snow (Planetary)
  • Dr. Mid-Nite (JSA)
  • Harry Exton/Button Man (2000 AD)

• Commissioner James Gordon (Batman)
  • Alfred Pennyworth (Batman)
  • Uncle Ben (Ultimate Spider-Man)

• Ultimate Spider-Man #1, by Joe Quesada
  • 100 Bullets #21, by Dave Johnson
  • The Authority #14, by Frank Quitely

• Lex Luthor (Superman)
  • Doctor Doom (Fantastic Four)
  • The Joker (Batman)

• Safe Area Gorazde, by Joe Sacco
  • Pedro and Me, by Judd Winick
  • Torso, by Brian Michael Bendis

• The Authority: Under New Management
  • No Man's Land, Volume 1
  • Lone Wolf and Cub

• Liberty Meadows
  • Dilbert
  • Zits

• Wizard
  • Comics International
  • The Comics Journal

• The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, by Michael Chabon
  • Reinventing Comics, by Scott McCloud
  • Wonder Woman: The Complete History, by Les Daniels

• Comic Book Resources
  • 2000ADonline
  • Newsarama

• Comic Book Electronic Magazine
  • Fanzing
  • Sequential Tart

• Sluggy Freelance
  • Astounding Space Thrills, by Steve Conley
  • Zot!, by Scott McCloud

• Joe Quesada
  • CrossGeneration Comics
  • Warren Ellis

Presented at the inaugural Comic Expo, held November 6–7, at the Ramada City Inn in Bristol.^[32]

• Fantastic Four (Marvel Comics)^[33]
  • Planetary
  • The Ultimates

• Bone (Cartoon Books)
  • Cerebus
  • Queen & Country

• Conan (Dark Horse)
  • Marvel 1602
  • The Losers

• J. Michael Straczynski
  • Brian Michael Bendis
  • Mark Millar

• Mike Mignola
  • Jeff Smith
  • Chris Ware

• Jim Lee
  • John Cassaday
  • Andy Kubert

• Scott Williams
  • Jimmy Palmiotti
  • Kevin Nowlan

• Alex Ross
  • Gabriel del Otto
  • Glenn Fabry

• Laura DePuy Martin
  • Chris Blythe
  • Dave Stewart

• Axel Alonzo (Marvel Comics)
  • Tom Brevoort
  • Joey Cavalieri

• Blade of the Immortal (Dark Horse)
  • Battle Royale
  • Oh My Goddess

• Tex (Sergio Bonelli Editore, Italy)
  • Blacksad (Dargaud, France)
  • El Vibora (Ediciones La Cúpula, Spain)

• Batman (DC)
  • Hellboy
  • Jessica Jones (Alias)

• Daredevil #46-50: Hardcore (Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev)
  • Conan: The Legend (#0; Kurt Busiek/Cary Nord)
  • Gotham Central: Half a Life (#6-10; Greg Rucka/Michael Lark)

• Doctor Strange (Marvel Comics)
  • Captain Britain
  • Marvelman/Miracleman

• Mary Jane Watson (Spider-Man – Marvel Comics)
  • Phoney Bone (Bone)
  • Doc Brass (Planetary)

• JLA: Liberty and Justice (Alex Ross)
  • Global Frequency #7 (Brian Wood)
  • Hulk: Gray #1 (Tim Sale)

• Doctor Doom (Fantastic Four – Marvel Comics)
  • Hush (Batman)
  • The Icicle (JSA)

• Sgt. Rock: Between Hell and a Hard Place (Brian Azzarello/Joe Kubert)
  • Blankets (Craig Thompson)
  • The Fixer (Joe Sacco)

• The Chronicles of Conan (Dark Horse)
  • Absolute Authority
  • The Spirit Archives

• Mutts (Patrick McDonnell)
  • Maakies (Tony Millionaire)
  • Spooner (Ted Dawson)

• The Comics Journal (Fantagraphics Books)
  • Comic Book Artist
  • Comics International

• Mythology: The DC Comics Art of Alex Ross (Chip Kidd with Geoff Spear)
  • The Art of Mike Mignola
  • Sandman: King of Dreams (Alisa Kwitney)

• X2 (Bryan Singer, director)
  • American Splendor
  • Smallville

• Kingdom Come action figures (DC Select; second series)
  • Doctor Doom Bust (Diamond Select)
  • HeroClix "Xplosion" set (WizKids)

• Warhammer Monthly (Black Library)
  • Judge Dredd Megazine
  • Striker

• Judge Dredd (2000 AD/Judge Dredd Megazine – Rebellion)
  • Sid the Sexist (Viz)
  • Bash Street Kids (The Beano)

• Thrud the Barbarian (Carl Critchlow)
  • Jack Staff
  • Strangehaven

• Comicon.com
  • Comic Book Resources
  • Silver Bullet Comic Books

• Newsarama
  • The Pulse
  • Sequential Tart

• PvP (Scott Kurtz)
  • Marc Hempel's Naked Brain
  • Mike Snart

• Neil Gaiman

The results^[34] were announced on 13 May 2006 at the Comic Expo in Bristol.

• The Ultimates Volume 2 (Marvel Comics)
  • Ex Machina (DC/Wildstorm)
  • JSA (DC)

• Judge Dredd Megazine (Rebellion)
  • Brodie's Law (Pulp Theatre Entertainment)
  • Midnight Kiss (Markosia)

• The Walking Dead (Image Comics)
  • Love and Rockets (Fantagraphics)
  • Queen & Country (Image)

• Springheeled Jack (Black Boar Press)
  • Freak Show (Atomic Diner)
  • Solar Wind (Solar Wind)

• All-Star Superman (DC) (Grant Morrison/Frank Quitely)
  • Albion (Alan Moore/Leah Moore/John Reppion/Shane Oakley)
  • Young Avengers (Allan Heinberg/Jim Cheung/John Dell)

• Grant Morrison
  • Geoff Johns
  • Brian K. Vaughan

• Howard Chaykin
  • Bryan Lee O'Malley
  • Eric Powell

• Bryan Hitch
  • Alan Davis
  • Leinil Francis Yu

• Jimmy Palmiotti
  • Mark Farmer
  • Ande Parks

• Alex Ross
  • David W. Mack
  • Kent Williams

• Laura DePuy Martin
  • Chris Blythe
  • Dave Stewart

• Todd Klein
  • Chris Eliopoulos
  • Richard Starkings/Comicraft

• Axel Alonso
  • Shelly Bond
  • Peter Tomasi

• DC Comics
  • IDW Publishing
  • Marvel Comics

• Blade of the Immortal (Dark Horse)
  • Cromartie High School (Elji Nonaka)
  • Shonen Jump (Various)

• Asterix and the Falling Sky (Albert Rene Editions, France)
  • Olympus (Humanoids Publishing, France)
  • XIII (Dargaud, France)

• Batman
  • Hellboy
  • Judge Dredd

• Joker
  • Doctor Doom
  • Doctor Light

• The Ultimates volume 2 #1-9 (Mark Millar, Bryan Hitch and Paul Neary)
  • The OMAC Project #1-6 (Rucka/Sai)
  • Wolverine #20-25 (Mark Millar/John Romita Jr./Klaus Janson)

• All-Star Superman #1 (Frank Quitely)
  • The Amazing Adventures of the Escapist #7 (Brian Bolland)
  • The Ultimates Volume 2#2 (Bryan Hitch)

• Top 10: The Forty-Niners (Alan Moore and Gene Ha)
  • The Quitter (Harvey Pekar and Dean Haspiel)
  • Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (Bryan Lee O’Malley)

• Absolute Watchmen (Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons)
  • Charley's War (Pat Mills and Joe Colquhoun)
  • Negative Burn: The Very Best of 1993–1998 (Various)

• The Comics Journal (Fantagraphics Books)
  • Comic Book Artist (Top Shelf)
  • Comics International (Quality Communications)

• Eisner/Miller (edited by Charles Brownstein & Diana Schutz)
  • Foul Play: The Art and Artists of the Notorious 1950s EC Comics (Grant Geissman)
  • Will Eisner: A Spirited Life (Bob Andelman)

• Batman Begins (Christopher Nolan, director)
  • A History of Violence (David Cronenberg, director)
  • Sin City (Robert Rodriguez/Frank Miller, director)

• Silver Bullet Comic Books
  • Comic Book Resources
  • Newsarama

• Supernatural Law (www.webcomicsnation.com/supernaturallaw)
  • Ctrl+Alt+Del (www.cad-comic.com)
  • Questionable Content (www.questionablecontent.net)

• Grant Morrison
  • Howard Chaykin
  • Alex Toth

• John M. Burns

Nominations were made by the general comics-reading public via the Eagle Awards website, with the five most popular becoming nominees for the awards. The awards ceremony was held on Saturday, May 12, 2007, at the 2007 Bristol Comic Expo and was hosted by Norman Lovett.^[35]

• All-Star Superman
  • Desolation Jones
  • Fables
  • Jack Staff
  • Transformers

• 2000 AD
  • Judge Dredd Megazine
  • Starship Troopers
  • Event Horizon
  • Thrud the Barbarian

• The Walking Dead
  • Casanova
  • Phonogram
  • Usagi Yojimbo
  • Wasteland

• Hero Killers
  • How to Date a Girl in Ten Days
  • Malcolm Magic
  • FutureQuake
  • Tales from the Flat

• Nextwave
  • 52
  • Civil War
  • Justice Society of America
  • Testament

• Warren Ellis
  • Brian K Vaughan
  • Ed Brubaker
  • Alan Moore
  • Grant Morrison

• Mike Mignola
  • Alan Davis
  • Ben Templesmith
  • Darwyn Cooke
  • Michael Avon Oeming

• John Cassaday
  • Frank Quitely
  • Bryan Hitch
  • Alex Maleev
  • Frank Cho

• Paul Neary
  • Ande Parks
  • Danny Miki
  • Jimmy Palmiotti
  • Mark Farmer

• Alex Ross
  • Alex Maleev
  • Ashley Wood
  • Ben Templesmith
  • James Jean

• Laura Martin
  • Dave Stewart
  • Alex Sinclair
  • Chris Blythe
  • Richard Isanove

• Chris Eliopoulos
  • Comiccraft
  • Richard Starkings
  • Todd Klein
  • Tom Frame

• Matt Smith
  • Axel Alonso
  • Tom Brevoort
  • Steve Wacker

• Marvel Comics
  • Dark Horse Comics
  • DC Comics
  • Image Comics
  • Rebellion Developments

• Blade of the Immortal
  • Death Note
  • Naruto
  • Priest
  • Battle Royale

• Asterix and the Vikings
  • The Killer
  • XIII
  • Sancho
  • Blacksad: Red Soul

• Batman
  • Captain America
  • Daredevil
  • Judge Dredd
  • Spider-Man

• Dirk Anger (Nextwave: Marvel Comics|)
  • Joker (Batman family: DC)
  • Lex Luthor (Superman family: DC)
  • Black Adam (Infinite Crisis/JSA: DC)
  • Iron Man (Civil War: Marvel)

• Nextwave #1-6
  • All-Star Superman
  • Civil War #1 up
  • Daredevil #82-87 The Devil in Cell Block D
  • 52 #1 up

• Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall (James Jean)
  • Civil War #1 (Steve McNiven)
  • The Ultimates 2 #12 (Bryan Hitch)
  • Nextwave #11 (Stuart Immonen)
  • 52 #1 (J.G. Jones)
  • Justice League of America #1 (Ed Benes)

• Pride of Baghdad
  • Stagger Lee
  • Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall
  • The Five Fists of Science
  • Lost Girls

• Absolute Sandman v1
  • Captain America: Winter Soldier v1
  • Absolute Dark Knight
  • Absolute DC: The New Frontier
  • Absolute Kingdom Come

• Wizard
  • Alter Ego
  • Back Issue!
  • Comics International
  • The Comics Journal

• Making Comics: Storytelling Secrets of Comics, Manga and Graphic Novels (Scott McCloud; HarperCollins)
  • George Pérez: Story Teller (Dynamite)
  • Great British Comics (Paul Gravett and Peter Stanbury; Aurum Press)
  • The Art of Brian Bolland (Image/Desperado)
  • Writing For Comics With Peter David (Impact Books)

• Heroes
  • Justice League Unlimited
  • Superman Returns
  • Hellboy Animated
  • V for Vendetta

• Newsarama
  • Comic Book Resources
  • Manga Life
  • Millarworld
  • Silver Bullet Comic Books

• Penny Arcade
  • Drastic Comics
  • Sonic the Comic Online
  • PvP
  • Dreamland Chronicles

• Warren Ellis
  • Alex Toth
  • Brian K. Vaughan
  • Brian Michael Bendis
  • Tom Frame

The ceremony was held on Saturday May 10, 2008, at the Bristol Comic Expo, and the awards were presented by comedian Fraser Ayres.^[36]

• Matt Fraction
  • Jason Aaron
  • Nick Tapalansky
  • Simon Spurrier
  • Tony Lee

• David Aja
  • Azim Akberali
  • Cliff Chiang
  • Declan Shalvey
  • Mahmud A. Asrar

• Alan Moore
  • Brian K. Vaughan
  • Brian Michael Bendis
  • Ed Brubaker
  • Warren Ellis

• Alan Davis
  • Bob Byrne
  • Bryan Talbot
  • Darwyn Cooke
  • Eric Powell

• Frank Cho
  • Bryan Hitch
  • Ethan Van Sciver
  • Frank Quitely
  • Thomas Boatwright

• D'Israeli (Matt Brooker)
  • Ande Parks
  • Frank Quitely
  • Gary Erskine
  • Thomas Boatwright

• Alex Ross
  • Ashley Wood
  • Azim Akberali
  • Ben Templesmith
  • Marko Djurdjevic

• Laura Martin
  • D'Israeli (Matt Brooker)
  • Dave Stewart
  • Matt Hollingsworth
  • Richard Isanove

• Dave Gibbons
  • Chris Eliopoulos
  • Richard Starkings
  • Thomas Mauer
  • Todd Klein

• Tharg (Matt Smith)
  • Axel Alonso
  • Chris Ryall
  • Kris Simon
  • Tom Brevoort

• Marvel Comics
  • Dark Horse Comics
  • DC Comics
  • Image
  • Vertigo

• Hellboy: Darkness Calls
  • All-Star Superman
  • Awakening
  • Captain America
  • Y: The Last Man

• Spectacular Spider-Man
  • 2000 AD
  • Hope Falls
  • Judge Dredd Megazine
  • Starship Troopers

• The Walking Dead
  • Local
  • Phonogram
  • Usagi Yojimbo
  • Wasteland

• How to Date a Girl in Ten Days
  • Biomecha
  • Eleventh Hour
  • FutureQuake
  • Tales from the Flat
  • Walking Wounded

• Thor
  • Awakening
  • Dan Dare
  • Hope Falls
  • Immortal Iron Fist
  • The Umbrella Academy

• Death Note
  • Blade of the Immortal
  • Bleach
  • Dragon Ball Z
  • Naruto

• Requiem, Vampire Knight
  • Blacksad
  • Dylan Dog
  • Sancho
  • The Killer

• Captain America 25-30: The Death of Captain America
  • Criminal 6-10: Lawless
  • Green Lantern: Sinestro Corps War
  • Hellboy: Darkness Calls
  • Y: The Last Man 55-60

• World War Hulk 1A (David Finch)
  • Fables 66 (James Jean)
  • Immortal Iron Fist 4 (David Aja)
  • Northlanders 1B (Adam Kubert)
  • The Umbrella Academy 1 (James Jean)

• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier
  • Alice in Sunderland
  • The Goon: Chinatown
  • The Order of the Stick: Start of Darkness
  • The Surreal Adventures of Edgar Allan Poo

• Absolute Sandman Volume 2
  • Criminal 1: Coward
  • Dynamo 5 Vol 1
  • Immortal Iron Fist: The Last Iron Fist Story
  • Strontium Dog Search/Destroy Agency Files 03

• Batman
  • Dan Dare
  • Hellboy
  • Judge Dredd
  • Spider-Man

• Joker
  • Doctor Doom
  • Harley Quinn
  • Iron Man
  • Sinestro

• Wizard
  • Back Issue!
  • Comics International
  • Draw!
  • The Comics Journal
  • Write Now!

• Our Gods Wear Spandex
  • Pulphope: The Art of Paul Pope
  • Reading Comics: How Graphic Novels Work and What They Mean
  • Thrill Power Overload
  • Uno Tarino: The Latest Art of Ashley Wood

• 300
  • 30 Days of Night
  • Heroes
  • Spider-Man 3
  • Stardust

• Marvel.com
  • 2000ADonline
  • Comic Book Resources
  • Jinxworld
  • Newsarama

• The Order of the Stick
  • Girl Genius
  • Penny Arcade
  • PvP
  • The Adventures of Dr. McNinja

• Mike Mignola
  • Bill Sienkiewicz
  • Brian Bolland
  • Brian K. Vaughan
  • Mike Wieringo

The 2009 vote was skipped but the 2010 awards (for work done in 2009)^[37] were presented at the London MCM Expo in a gala held at ExCeL London on 29 October 2009.^[38]

• Jonathan Hickman
  • Al Ewing
  • Kathryn Immonen
  • Kieron Gillen
  • Mike Lynch

• Jamie McKelvie
  • David Lafuente
  • Declan Shalvey
  • John Cullen
  • Matt Timson

• Warren Ellis
  • Alan Moore
  • Geoff Johns
  • John Wagner
  • Tony Lee

• Darwyn Cooke
  • Bryan Lee O'Malley
  • David Mazzucchelli
  • John Byrne
  • Paul Grist

• Frank Quitely
  • Guy Davis
  • Ivan Reis
  • J. H. Williams III
  • Stuart Immonen

• Kevin O'Neill
  • Butch Guice
  • Charlie Adlard
  • Gary Erskine
  • Mark Farmer

• J. H. Williams III
  • Adi Granov
  • Alex Ross
  • Ben Templesmith
  • James Jean

• Ben Templesmith
  • Christina Strain
  • Dave Stewart
  • Laura Martin
  • Len O'Grady

• Todd Klein
  • Annie Parkhouse
  • Chris Eliopoulos
  • Nate Piekos
  • Richard Starkings
  • Simon Bowland

• Axel Alonso
  • Matt Smith
  • Nick Lowe
  • Stephen Wacker
  • Tom Brevoort

• DC Comics/Vertigo
  • IDW Publishing
  • Image Comics
  • Marvel Comics
  • Rebellion Developments (2000 AD)

• Batman and Robin
  • B.P.R.D.
  • Captain Britain and MI13
  • Chew
  • Doctor Who (IDW)
  • Phonogram: The Singles Club
  • Scalped

• 2000 AD
  • Spandex
  • The Beano
  • The Dead: Kingdom of Flies
  • The DFC

• The Walking Dead
  • I Kill Giants
  • Scott Pilgrim
  • The Venger: Dead Man Rising
  • Usagi Yojimbo

• Whatever Happened to The World's Fastest Man?
  • Chloe Noonan
  • Dragon Heir
  • FutureQuake
  • Space Babe 113

• Batman and Robin
  • Chew
  • Doctor Who
  • Rí Rá
  • The Unwritten

• Fullmetal Alchemist
  • GoGo Monster
  • Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service
  • Pluto
  • Reya

• Requiem Chevalier Vampire
  • Chimpanzee Complex
  • Largo Winch
  • L'Histoire Secrete
  • Rí Rá

• Phonogram: The Singles Club #4: "Konichiwa Bitches"
  • Doctor Who: "The Time Machination"
  • Doctor Who: "Black Death White Life"
  • From the Pages of Bram Stoker's Dracula: Harker
  • R.E.B.E.L.S. Annual #1: "Starro the Conqueror"

• The Walking Dead #61-65: "Fear The Hunters"
  • Doctor Who: The Forgotten
  • Judge Dredd: "Tour of Duty"
  • Phonogram: The Singles Club
  • Scalped #19-24: "The Gravel in your Gut"

• Batman and Robin #4 (Frank Quitely)
  • 2000 AD #1631 (D'Israeli featuring Dirty Frank)
  • Batgirl #2 (Phil Noto)
  • Batman and Robin #3 (Frank Quitely)
  • Doctor Who: The Forgotten #6 (Ben Templesmith)

• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume III: Century
  • Asterios Polyp
  • Grandville
  • Mouse Guard: Winter 1152
  • The Hunter

• Captain Britain by Alan Moore and Alan Davis Omnibus
  • Charley's War: Underground and Over The Top
  • Doctor Who: The Forgotten
  • Saga of the Swamp Thing
  • The Rocketeer: The Complete Adventures

• Wizard
  • Back Issue!
  • Comics International
  • The Comics Journal
  • Tripwire

• The Insider's Guide to Creating Comics and Graphic Novels by Andy Schmidt
  • Comic Book Design by Gary Millidge
  • Peter and Max: A Fables Novel by Bill Willingham
  • The Marvel Art of Marko Djurdjevic
  • War Stories by Mike Conroy

• Watchmen
  • Heroes
  • Smallville
  • Surrogates
  • The Big Bang Theory