2010 Harvey Award Nomination Ballots Online Now!

2010 Harvey Award Nomination Ballots Online Now!

This year, there is an incredible selection of candidates to nominate. While you are nominating, remember that HIGH MOON is again eligible for BEST ONLINE COMICS WORK and our new series, BOX 13 is eligible for BEST NEW SERIES and BEST ONLINE COMICS WORK. Please also consider any number of these amazing Zuda titles which are ALL eligible for BEST ONLINE COMICS WORK: THE NIGHT OWLS, BAYOU, CELADORE, SUPERTRON, I RULE THE NIGHT, BOTTLE OF AWESOME, or LAMORTE SISTERS.


To nominate, download the .txt file below:

Download .txt Final Ballot (for email)

E-Mail Submission: harveyballots@hotmail.com

Ballot Deadline April 23, 2010

Snail Mail : Paul McSpadden ; Administrator Harvey Awards ; 605 West Arapaho Road ; Richardson, Texas 75080

The Harvey Awards will be announced and presented as part of the 2010 Baltimore Comic-Con, August, 28, 2010

2010 PDF Format ballot will be available soon!

BALTIMORE, MD (March 8, 2010) -- The Executive Committees of the Harvey Awards and the Baltimore Comic-Con are proud to present the official Nomination Ballot for this year's Harvey Awards. Named in honor of the late Harvey Kurtzman, one of the industry's most innovative talents, the Harvey Awards recognize outstanding work in comics and sequential art. Ballots are due for submission by April 23rd, 2010.

The Harvey Awards will be presented on August 28th, 2010 in Baltimore as part of the Baltimore Comic-Con. After a triumphant 2009 Harvey Awards, we are thrilled to welcome back Scott Kurtz, (www.pvponline.com) as The Master of Ceremonies for the awards dinner and presentation.

Nominations for the Harvey Awards are selected exclusively by creators - those who write, draw, ink, letter, color, design, edit or are otherwise involved in a creative capacity in the comics field. The Harvey Awards are the only industry award both nominated and selected by the full body of comic book professionals.

Professionals who participate will be joining thousands of your peers in honoring the outstanding achievements in comics for 2009. Your participation in completing this Nominating Ballot will allow the Harvey Awards Committee to place before you a Final Ballot in May - one which reflects your candidates for the most outstanding comics work of 2009.

We look forward to your participation and input in this process, and we look forward to seeing you at the Baltimore Comic-Con and the Harvey Awards.
This year's Baltimore Comic-Con will be held August 28-29, 2010. Convention hours are Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM and Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM. The ceremony and banquet for the 2010 Harvey Awards will be held Saturday night, August 28th.

For More information about The Harvey Awards, or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, contact baltimorecomiccon@yahoo.com

2010 Harvey Awards Ceremony - Saturday August 28th - Baltimore MD

Thank you for your time and consideration,

David Gallaher

Frequently Bought Together

As you may know, BAYOU and HIGH MOON are both scheduled to hit bookstores and comic shops soonish. If you are one of those fine people who likes to pre-order your books through Amazon.Com, you're in luck ... as you can get a copy of both books for $20 and some change.

Here's the listing as it appears on Amazon:

Frequently Bought Together

Customers buy this book with Bayou by Jeremy Love

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Price For Both: $20.38


So, what are you waiting for?
Order your copies today!

For Your Consideration: The Harvey Awards

2009 Harvey Award Nomination Ballots Online Now!

Download .pdf Nomination Ballot

Download .txt Nomination Ballot

While you are nominating, please consider any number of Zuda projects for BEST ONLINE COMICS WORK, BEST NEW SERIES, BEST SYNDICATED STRIP, BEST WRITER, BESTARTIST, BEST LETTERER, or BEST NEW TALENT. (Including HIGH MOON, BAYOU, or THE NIGHT OWLS).


Ballot Deadline March 27,2009

E-Mail Submission: harveyballots@hotmail.com

Snail Mail : Paul McSpadden ; Administrator Harvey Awards ; 605 West Arapaho Road ; Richardson, Texas 75080

All ballots must include the
requested professional verification information.

Name :
Address :
City :
State :
Zip :
Email :
Brief List of Work in Comics :

Thank you for your time and consideration.

HIGH MOON named "Webcomic of The Year"

Here the news directly from webcomicgeek itself:



High Moon wins webcomic of the year ‘o8 by popular demand and I’m please to go with the majority for once. A professionally produced comic that deserves it own print run. Superb atmospheric artwork from Steve Ellis captures the essence of David Gallaher’s masterful writing. This is a comic I would pay for in a financial crisis; publishers take note.

And that's not all!

The 100 Greatest Webcomics

HIGH MOON, STREET CODE, SUPERTRON, BAYOU, and NIGHT OWLS were listed in a draft of 100 Greatest Webcomics.

Check out the list and see if you agree!

Zuda: The Animated Series

So, you may have read this little piece in Lying In The Gutters about a bunch of Zuda titles currently in media development ....

HIGH MOON: Animated

Sure, it's not a cartoon or a movie, it looks pretty durn sweet regardless ...
(Check it out here!)

Weekly Webcomics Round-Up

Good morning,

Steve, Scott, and I have wrapped up the latest installment of HIGH MOON, which is scheduled to hit Zuda on Tuesday! In the meantime, I thought we'd get you caught up with some interesting webcomic news that circulating around the Internet.

• If you haven't check out the recent Zuda news from the New York Comic Con, you missed some real humdingers! Not only that, but the Zuda series, Pray For Death, now has a blog! And Bayou's Jeremy Love gets himself interviewed over that Pulp Secret (around the 6:23 mark).
  
  
• The awesome Brad Guigar of Evil Inc, Courting Disaster, and Phables, has added a wicked neat feature to one of his comics thanks to Dumbrella's Phillip Karlsson. Kudos Brad and Phillip! Brad is also one of the co-authors of the book, HOW TO MAKE WEBCOMICS (which is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) and is one of the co-pundits/podcasters behind WEBCOMICS WEEKLY.
  
  
• Danielle Corsetto of Girls With Slingshots repute, along with her girl Friday, Wren, have set up set up a survey on merchandise. Head over to the link and tell her you want sort of cool plushies, coffee mugs, and shot glasses you'd like to see.
  
  
• The Gigcast interviews the crazy madmen behind Ink Tank!
  
  
• And finally, Kevin Colden's Fishtown begins it's fifth and final chapter! Read it now on Act-I-Vate!

In the next day or so, I'll either be talking about some High Moon "Deleted Scenes" or "Character Voice". See you then!

New Zuda News

Good morning,

It's Monday, and I thought I'd take a moment to spotlight some of the more recent Zuda highlights before getting back into the heart of production stuff.

• The Horror Of It All, your place for all things good and scary, wrote a a small little piece about some of Zuda's horror titles, including HIGH MOON.
  
  
• A Comic A Day reviews THE NIGHT OWLS and describes it as 'seamless ... blending humor and supernatural intrigue in a concise, entertaining way.'
  
  
• A HIGH MOON / FIVE FISTS OF SCIENCE / ATOMIC ROBO crossover? Sean Kleefeld thinks it's possible.
  
  
• The guys over at Beer and Comics also took a moment to spotlight BAYOU and HIGH MOON, and had some nice things to say.
  
  
• And speaking of BAYOU, the entire HM team would like to take a moment to congratulate Jeremy Love [and Gettosake] on their recect nominations for the 2008 Glyph Awards.

So, there you go. This week, between deadlines, we've got some neat things planned, so stay tuned!