Oh the things you find searching through Google images! Check out this awesome Fone Bone jack-o-lantern from our fans over at The Sci-Fi Catholic. Credit to D.G.G. Davidson

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TUKI Fight for Fire has been nominated for the ALA’s Best Graphic Novels for Adults! You can cast your vote here
https://www.ala.org/rt/gncrt/awards-and-reading-lists/best-graphic-novels-adults-reading-list-nomination-form
Final list announced January 2023.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Cartoon Crossroads Columbus has named the winners of awards that honor established creators and newcomers. The awards were part of the annual CXC festival that ran Oct. 6-9 in venues across Columbus, drawing thousands of guests and creators to a city that is increasingly a center for the cartoon arts.

Trina Robbins and Lee Marrs won the Transformative Work Award for their work as part of the Wimmen’s Comix collective from the 1970s to the 1990s, and for their careers across media.

“Robbins’ and Marrs’ groundbreaking work with Wimmen’s Comix collective truly defines Transformative,” said Caitlin McGurk, chair of CXC’s Awards Committee and curator of comics and cartoon art at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. “Their efforts paved the way for femme and queer creators whose essential voices are at the forefront of the industry today.”

Lee Marrs and Trina Robbins, CXC 2022 winner of Transformative Work Award for their work as part of the Wimmen’s Comix collective, award presented by CM Campbell, a member of the Awards Committee and a cartoonist. Photo by Raylavoie.com.

A list of previous CXC award winners can be found on the festival’s website.
https://www.cartooncrossroadscolumbus.org/?page_id=2284

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Cartoon Crossroads Columbus has named the winners of awards that honor established creators and newcomers. The awards were part of the annual CXC festival that ran Oct. 6-9 in venues across Columbus, drawing thousands of guests and creators to a city that is increasingly a center for the cartoon arts.

Victoria Douglas is this years winner of the Emerging Talent Award, which is a cash prize for the recipient to use however they would like, in the hopes of continuing to further their cartooning career! Congratulations!

Photos by Raylavoie.com.

A list of previous CXC award winners can be found on the festival’s website.
https://www.cartooncrossroadscolumbus.org/?page_id=2284

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Cartoon Crossroads Columbus has named the winners of awards that honor established creators and newcomers. The awards were part of the annual CXC festival that ran Oct. 6-9 in venues across Columbus, drawing thousands of guests and creators to a city that is increasingly a center for the cartoon arts.

Keith Knight, the cartoonist behind the K Chronicles and (th)ink and the television series Woke, won the Master Cartoonist Award.

“By using humor, Keith has exposed the insecurities and hypocrisy of modern society for almost three decades now,” says CXC Artistic Director Jeff Smith, “His cartoons ring true because they are honest.”

Keith Knight, CXC 2022 recipient of Master Cartoonist Award presented by CXC co-founder and artistic director Jeff Smith. Photos by Raylavoie.com.

Guest courtesy of AAEC Association of American Editorial Cartoonists

A list of previous CXC award winners can be found on the festival’s website.
https://www.cartooncrossroadscolumbus.org/?page_id=2284

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Jeff was interviewed by Duy Tano for the Philippine International Comics Festival (PICOF) organized by Komiket last month. Since it was shown live in the Philippines, and there’s a vast time difference some of you may not have seen it. Thanks to Duy, he has shared it on his Comics Cube Youtube channel. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlmuseJSS74

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