# rtbl_doc-aw

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#12 featuring "Two Cities" by Mark Schultz, and "A Woman's Work..." by Mark Schultz and Steve Stiles; edited by Dave Schreiner


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#9 by Peter Bagge; featuring "Follow That Dream"; edited by Kim Thompson


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#1 featuring cartoons by Pat Moriarity and various writers; edited by Pat Moriari


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#2 featuring stories by David Mazzucchelli, Ted Stearn, David Hornung and Richmond Lewis; edited by David Mazzucchelli and Richmond Lewis


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"Reprint (Modern Material)"; Sandman: The Doll's House


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Reprint: The Collected Strangers in Paradise


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The Strange Secret of Molly O'Dare by Kim Deitch


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I Strive for Realism from Concrete Eclectica #2


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Taboo #6: chapter of "From Hell": The Nemesis of Neglect


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Jimmy Corrigan, by Chris Ware, in Blab #8


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#11: We Can Get Them For You Wholesale, based on a story by Neil Gaiman, adapted by Joe Pruett and Ken Meyer Jr.


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The Lot, by John Ney Rieber and Gary Amaro


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#285-296: The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck


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#4-8: It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken


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Frank in the River (Tundra); "Frank," Pictopia #2 (Fantagraphics)


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deluxe signed and numbered hardcover slipcased edition with CD


# tbl_award

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Special Award for Excellence in Production


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Best American Edition of Foreign Material


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Best Graphic Album of Previously Published Work


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Best Penciller/Inker, Black & White Publication


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Best Penciller/Inker or Penciller-Inker Team


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Best Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition


# tbl_document

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Lone Wolf and Cub (2002 also at Dark Horse)


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evil alliance tries to use a care-free teenager’s telekinetic powers to enslave her world.


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Moore popularized a Gothic horror style in the first of his major American comic-book assignments. Suggested for mature readers.


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The Jam: Super-Cool Color-Injected Turbo Adventure from Hell


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Flaming Carrot Comics (1992 also at Renegade)


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Princess Nausicaa finds her kingdom poised as a pawn between two larger powers. Nausicaa, however, wants to learn the secrets of the mysterious forest


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Serialises "It's a Good Life if You Don't Weaken" by Seth


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Twisted Sisters (also at Kitchen Sink Press 1995)


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Tantalizing Stories Presents Frank in the River


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A photojournalist recounts the beginnings of the Marvel superheroes


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Understanding Comics (also at Perennial)

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This groundbreaking reference work on sequential art as an artform is an industry standard.


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Lovable creatures stumble upon a land in which the powers of good and evil are at a critical tilt.


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Batman stories based on the animated series designed by Bruce Timm.


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This chapter of the superb series is a flashback to odd couple Francine and Katchoo’s hilarious high school years.


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Serializes  "A Death In the Family" by Joe Chiappetta


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This story about a runaway addresses the pain and survival of child abuse


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DC’s biggest superheroes come out of retirement to try to bring order to a younger generation of unruly metahumans.


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Berlin (2000: also at D&Q: City of Stones)


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Waiting For Food: Restaurant Placemat Drawings


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Serialized in Palookaville (Drawn & Quarterly)


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This manga compares to I Dream of Jeannie with its slapstick and bubble-gum romance.


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Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (10th Anniversary Hardcover Edition)

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Rampant crime brings Batman out of retirement. This story helped set the tone for dark superheroes throughout the 1980s.


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Dr. Strange: What is it That Disturbs You, Stephen?


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Batman attempts to solve a haunting murder mystery


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The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book (also at Little Brown & Co)


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Serialized in Pickle (Black Eye Productions)


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Kurt Busiek’s Astro City (1999 see also Astro City at Homage)


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Superpowered archaeologists hunt for supernatural artifacts. A cross between Indiana Jones and The X-Files.


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Usagi Yojimbo (1994: also at Fantagraphics/Mirage)


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Monkey Food: The Complete "I Was Seven in ‘75" Collection


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Safe Area Gorazde (The War in Eastern Bosnia, 1992-1995)


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Tales of Terror: The Complete EC Comics Companion


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The Legion of Superheroes (L.E.G.I.O.N.?)


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Action: Oacle (formerly Batgirl) and Black Canary create an international espionage network. Features strong female characters.


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Calvin and Hobbes: The Revenge of the Baby-Sat


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Bloodlines: A Tale from the Heart of Africa


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Nina's All-Time Greats Collector's Items Classics


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Calvin and Hobbes: Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons


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The comic book adventures of Bart Simpson echo the same fun as in the TV show. A favorite with young readers.


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Death is Sandman’s sister, whom we all must meet when we die. (But she’s cheerier than you’d think.) In this story, she’s allowed to become human for 24 hours. Suggested for mature readers.


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Chiaroscuro: The Private Lives of Leonardo da Vinci


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The history of three men named Adolf: Hitler, a Jewish man, and a man of Japanese and German parentage.


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Nine Lives to Live: A Classic Felix Celebration


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Tarzan: The Land That Time Forgot and The Pool of Time


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The first 22 comics about the Webslinger from the1960s are reprinted in this black-and-white volume.


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Superman’s mythology is retold on a majestic scale, as he transforms from a country boy to the world’s greatest superhero.


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marshall Carrie Stetko must solve a murder in the desolate cold of Antarctica.


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This take on The Trojan War features the great Greek heroes Achilles, Odysseus and Herakles.


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The Amazing "True" Story of a Teenage Single Mom


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An android enters the family bodyguard business when she can’t make a living selling her paintings.


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Chace is one of three Minders, the top agents in British intelligence.


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Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer: The Beauty Supply District


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Action: “Man Without Fear” learns the importance of faith when strange things start happening at a nearby church.


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Ultimate Spider-Man: Power and Responsibility

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Action: Retells the origin and early adventures of Spider-Man, updated for today’s teenagers


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Action: Five young X-Men fight against robots seeking to elminate all mutants from the Earth. Marvel’s “Ultimate” line is ideal for teenage readers.


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Justice League of America: New World Order

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The Justice League of America, comprised of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter and Aquaman, saves the world from alien invaders.


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Justice League of America: Secret Origins

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This beautiful oversized volume recaps the orgins of the members of the Justice League in epic-style paintings


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When the darling of the X-Men, Jean Grey, becomes corrupted by power, her fellow mutants must decide between friendship and the future of mankind.


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Part of Marvel’s “Essentials” line, the black-and-white volume reprints the origin and first adventures of the man-moster known as the Incredible Hulk.


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Hulk returns to his savage incarnation in these Fugitive-style story.


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Vengeance drives the archer Arwyn to set out to defeat an evil warlord and his troll armies.


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A young girl finds herself in a political and mystical battle with her uncle when her father, the leader of their land, mysteriously dies.


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Torres tries to shake his loser image by finding a new identity playing street basketball.


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A misunderstood teenage girl has no friends. How will she ever get a boyfriend?


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Nominated for a Pulitzer, the author tells of his friendship with Pedro Zamora, whom he met while making The Real World TV show. Zamora later died of AIDS


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This examines Eliot Ness’ final case, the Torso killer of Cleveland, who is thought to be America’s first serial killer. Violence, strong language. Suggested for mature readers.


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Crafty bounty hunter Jinx falls for grifter Goldfish in this modern crime noir tale. Violence, strong language. Suggested for mature readers.


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A girl whose actions are influenced by Joan of Arc finds herself in a power struggle over the French throne.


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Van Meach is the sole product of a Cold War project to create super-adaptable soldiers. He finds himself on a globe-spanning adventure on the run from assassins.


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original story features Buffy, Angel, Spike and the “Scooby Gang” with moody and atmospheric art.


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The smartest boy on earth embarks on hilarious adventures using his amazing inventions. As devilish as Bart Simpson. Smarter than Jimmy Neutron. Strong language


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With only enough superpower to recharge a battery, Virginia’s real challenge is thwarting the attempts of her invisible gremlin, Oogleeoog, who delights in getting her into trouble


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Groo is a dimwitted barbarian who accidentally causes chaos wherever he goes. Rufferto is his faithful dog companion


# tbl_source

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Lauréats (L) et nomination (N); 1989 some Best Single Issue or Story missing, not Jack Kirby hall of fame;1990 - some awards only have names-not entered


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Thorough until 1998, then only those absent


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A Graphic Literature Library: 25 books from 25 years for smart, sophisticated readers by Andrew Arnold (TIME)


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speedingbulletcomics (comic shop) Recommended graphic novels for public libraries by Matt Price "Though I made this list probably a couple of years ago, so lots more good stuff has come out since then! "


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192 comics recommended in "The Staros Report"


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The Comics Journal's top 100 English-language comics of the 20th Century


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Eddie Campbell's list of top graphic novels


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What teens want: thirty graphic novels you can't live without (Cover Story).School Library Journal, August, 2002, by Michelle Gorman


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More of what teens want: by popular demand, additional choices for graphic novels (Letters).(Letter to the Editor) School Library Journal, Dec, 2002, by Michelle Gorman


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Recommended Graphic Novels for Public Libraries Selected and annotated by Steve Raiteri (latest revision 10/29/2003) (Children's books heavy)


