2009 Reuben Award Winners

This weekend, the National Cartoonists Society held their annual get-together and gave some people awards. Mike Lynch has all the winners, and we’re going to cut and paste:

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2008 REUBEN AWARD
Dave Coverly
This is the one known as THE Reuben to recognize the year’s top cartoonist. Coverly is the creator of Speed Bump, and a multiple nominee and winner (for Best Greeting Cards) in previous years.

2008 NCS Division Award Winners:

TELEVISION ANIMATION
Sandra Equihua and Jorge Gutierrez - Creators - “El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera”

FEATURE ANIMATION
Nicolas Marlet - Character Designer - “Kung Fu Panda”

NEWSPAPER ILLUSTRATION
Mark Marturello

GAG CARTOONS
Mort Gerberg

GREETING CARDS
Jem Sullivan

NEWSPAPER COMIC STRIPS
Mark Tatulli - “Lio”

NEWSPAPER PANEL CARTOONS
Mark Parisi “Off the Mark”

MAGAZINE FEATURE/MAGAZINE ILLUSTRATION
Sam Viviano

BOOK ILLUSTRATION
Mike Lester COOL DADDY RAT

EDITORIAL CARTOONS
Michael Ramirez

ADVERTISING ILLUSTRATION
Craig McKay

COMIC BOOKS
Cyril Pedrosa THREE SHADOWS

There were 5 awards of recognition:

Silver T-Square
Jeff Bacon

Silver T-Square
James Kemsley

Gold Key Award
Bil Keane

Gold Key Award
Mell Lazarus

Jay Kennedy Memorial Scholarship Award Winner
Chris Houghton

2 Responses to “2009 Reuben Award Winners”

  1. Chris Schweizer Says:

    While Three Shadows was, in my opinion, easily the best GN to come out last year, it strikes me as odd that none of the comic books nominees were domestic, in that it is the NATIONAL cartoonist society award. While all the other awards seem to focus on any comics in print in English, these seem like they should, by definition, be comic work produced in the states. But then Marlet won animation, so the globe-trotting wasn’t just confined to our category.

    Not to pull anything away from those wins - As I said, I think Three Shadows WAS the best book last year, it just struck me as odd.

  2. Alas, a blog » Blog Archive » Reading comics, and reading about comics (link farm) Says:

    […] The Coverly cartoon reproduced here cracked me up. […]

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