Most of the polls have closed, and the remaining ones will close in the next few minutes. There will most likely be some run-off polls. However, I'm ready to start announcing the winners here.
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Best Artist and Most Underrated Writer are both going to run-offs. The Best Artist run-off features two former winners. The Most Underrated Writer run-off features a three-way race. Interestingly, both of those categories needed run-offs last year as well.
Jill Thompson won this award for the second year in a row. That also makes it four years in a row for a female artist, following Colleen Coover and Nicola Scott.
It was a tight race as a couple of surprise selections almost pulled off the upset but Fables 100 emerged victorious over Brave and the Bold 34 and Jughead 200.
Best Story Arc: "The Return of Bruce Wayne," Batman titles
DC continues to dominate this category. The company has won the award every year it's been offered and had all three of the top contenders this time around. Last year's winner, Blackest Night, made a strong second showing but the Return of Bruce Wayne that took home the prize.
Best Limited Series: Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love
This is another category dominated by DC. They've won the award eight straight years (though the 2004 award was split with Marvel for JLA/Avengers). This is the second win this year for the Fables family of titles.
We have a new winner! Repeat winners had been the standard for Best Ongoing Series but Life with Archie broke the pattern and picked up one of the most coveted Cappies. It also took home the Most Underrated Title award.
This was a strong category this year. Every nominee had at least one vote. Serenity: The Shepherd's Tale had an early lead and Scott Pilgrim Vol. 6 was in the race right until end but Richard Stark and Darwyn Cooke took home the honor.
Wednesday Comics took advantage of a split field to win this Cappie by a narrow margin. Three other reprints finished tied for second, one behind the eventual champion.
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Best Writer: Geoff Johns
Geoff Johns held off a strong challenge from Grant Morrison to win his fourth Best Writer Cappie and third in a row.Most Underrated Artist: Jill Thompson
Jill Thompson won this award for the second year in a row. That also makes it four years in a row for a female artist, following Colleen Coover and Nicola Scott.
Best Single Issue or One-Shot: Fables 100
It was a tight race as a couple of surprise selections almost pulled off the upset but Fables 100 emerged victorious over Brave and the Bold 34 and Jughead 200.
Best Story Arc: "The Return of Bruce Wayne," Batman titles
DC continues to dominate this category. The company has won the award every year it's been offered and had all three of the top contenders this time around. Last year's winner, Blackest Night, made a strong second showing but the Return of Bruce Wayne that took home the prize.
Best Limited Series: Cinderella: From Fabletown with Love
This is another category dominated by DC. They've won the award eight straight years (though the 2004 award was split with Marvel for JLA/Avengers). This is the second win this year for the Fables family of titles.
Best Ongoing Series: Life with Archie
Most Underrated Title: Life with Archie
We have a new winner! Repeat winners had been the standard for Best Ongoing Series but Life with Archie broke the pattern and picked up one of the most coveted Cappies. It also took home the Most Underrated Title award.
Best Original Graphic Novel: Parker: The Outfit
This was a strong category this year. Every nominee had at least one vote. Serenity: The Shepherd's Tale had an early lead and Scott Pilgrim Vol. 6 was in the race right until end but Richard Stark and Darwyn Cooke took home the honor.
Best webcomic: xkcd
xkcd held off a field of six challengers to win the best webcomic Cappie for the second year in a row.
Best Reprint or Archive: Wednesday Comics
Wednesday Comics took advantage of a split field to win this Cappie by a narrow margin. Three other reprints finished tied for second, one behind the eventual champion.
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