The 2002 Howard G. Day
Memorial Award winner is
MISA by Tom Williams
as chosen by Dave Sim &
Gerhard
The official announcement and a excerpt of the book
are contained in Cerebus #285.
Copies of MISA can be obtained for $4.50 directly from Tom at
Inkblot Farm Studio
730 Riverview Dr. Apt. #C7
Columbus OH 43202
Congratulations, Tom, from everybody at SPACE and Back Porch
Comics!
SHORT
LIST
THE SECOND ANNUAL
HOWARD E. DAY
MEMORIAL PRIZE
The
Short List has been selected by Gerhard from those works submitted for
consideration by the exhibitors at the 3rd Annual Small Press &
Alternative Comics Expo (SPACE) in Columbus, Ohio.
The Winner of the Second Annual Day Prize will be selected by Dave Sim.
The prize consists of a five-hundred-dollar cash award, a commemorative
plaque and an eight-page excerpt from the winning entry to appear in the
December issue of Cerebus (issue 285).
The Short List nominees have all agreed to make available to anyone mentioning
the Day Prize in their letter an autographed copy of their nominated work for
the price (in U.S. dollars) indicated below their listing.
The works are listed alphabetically by title.
Amelia
Rules! #2
Jimmy Gownley
Renaissance Press
2906 Duke St.
Harrisburg PA 17111
www.renpress.com
(two dollars and ninety-five cents)
Askari
Hodari #2
Glenn Brewer
427 Oak St. Apt. #B1
Columbus OH 43215
www.askarihodari.com
(three dollars)
Insignificant
Gods#1
Evan Derian
Deadcity Comics
277 Hague
Detroit MI 48202
www.deadcitycomics.com
(two dollars)
Misa
Tom Williams
Inkblot Farm Studio
730 Riverview Dr. Apt. #C7
Columbus OH 43202
www.opencrashcomics.com
(four dollars and fifty cents)
Myth
of 8-Opus #5
Thomas Scioli
Thomas Scioli Publishing
5645 Hobart St. #1
Pittsburg PA 15217
www.geocities.com/sciolit
(four dollars)
Stand
on a Mountain, Look Back: Sequential Book Seven
Paul Hornschemeier
2324 W. Walton, #3F
Chicago IL 60622
www.sequentialcomics.com
(six dollars and ninety-five cents)
Teenagers
form Mars #1
Words by Rick Spears Pictures by Rob G.
609 President St. #2
Brooklyn NY 11215
www.teenagers-from-mars.com
(two dollars and ninety-nine cents)
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