Eisner Award for Best Anthology

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Eisner Award for Best Anthology
Awarded forBest Anthology
Country United States
First awarded1992
Most recent winnerMenopause: A Comic Treatment edited by MK Czerwiec (2021)
Website www.comic-con.org/awards/eisner-awards-current-info

The Eisner Award for Best Anthology Shot is an award for "creative achievement" in American comic books. It has been given out every year since 1992.

Winners and nominees

Eisner Award for Best Anthology winners and nominees
YearAuthor(s)/Editor(s)TitlePublisherResultRef.
1990s
1992 Randy Stradley (ed.) Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Winner [1]
Stephen R. Bissette and others (eds.) Taboo #5 Spiderbaby Grafix/Tundra Publishing Nominee [1]
Dave Elliott and Gary Leach (eds.) A1 #5 Atomeka Press Nominee [1]
Diane Noomin (ed.) Twisted Sisters Penguin Books Nominee [1]
Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly (eds.) Raw vol. 2, #3 Raw Books/Penguin Books Nominee [1]
1993 Stephen R. Bissette (ed.) Taboo Spiderbaby Grafix/Tundra Publishing Winner [2]
Dennis Eichhorn (ed.) Real Stuff Fantagraphics Nominee [2]
David Mazzucchelli and Richmond Lewis (eds.) Rubber Blanket Rubber Blanket PressNominee [2]
Chris Oliveros (ed.) Drawn & Quarterly Drawn & Quarterly Nominee [2]
Byron Preiss (ed.)The Ray Bradbury Chronicles Bantam Books Nominee [2]
Jerry Prosser and Rich Shupe (eds.)The Residents: Freak Show Dark Horse Comics Nominee [2]
1994 Randy Stradley (ed.) Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Winner [3]
Karen Berger (ed.)Vertigo Comics Jam DC Comics/Vertigo Comics Nominee [3]
Dennis Eichhorn (ed.) Real Stuff Fantagraphics Nominee [3]
Jerry Prosser (ed.) Andrew Vachss' Hard Looks Dark Horse Comics Nominee [3]
Howard Zimmerman (ed.)Ray Bradury Comics Topps Comics Nominee [3]
1995 Andy Helfer (ed.) Big Book of Urban Legends Paradox Press Winner [4]
Diane Noomin (ed.) Twisted Sisters Kitchen Sink Press Nominee [4]
Chris Oliveros (ed.) Drawn & Quarterly Drawn & Quarterly Nominee [4]
Randy Stradley and Bob Schreck (eds.) Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Nominee [4]
1996 Bronwyn Taggart (ed.) Big Book of Conspiracies Paradox Press Winner [5]
Monte Beauchamp (ed.) BLAB! #8 Kitchen Sink Press Nominee [5]
Joe R. Lansdale and Richard Klaw (eds.)Weird Business Mojo Press Nominee [5]
Chris Oliveros (ed.) Drawn & Quarterly Drawn & Quarterly Nominee [5]
Kim Thompson (ed.) Zero Zero Fantagraphics Nominee [5]
1997 Mark Chiarello and Scott Peterson (eds.) Batman Black and White DC Comics Winner [6]
Tony Bedard (ed.), by Peter Gutierrez and various artistsShi: Kaidan Crusade Comics Nominee [6]
Jim Higgins (ed.), by Carl Sifakis and various artists Big Book of Hoaxes Paradox Press Nominee [6]
Joe Pruett (ed.) Negative Burn Caliber Comics Nominee [6]
Randy Stradley (ed.)A Decade of Dark Horse Comics Dark Horse Comics Nominee [6]
1998 Scott Allie (ed.) Hellboy Christmas Special Dark Horse Comics Winner [7]
Monte Beauchamp (ed.) BLAB! #9 Fantagraphics Nominee [7]
Karen Hirsch (ed.)Mind Riot Simon & Schuster/Aladdin Paperbacks Nominee [7]
Jim Ottaviani (ed.)Two-Fisted ScienceG.T. LabsNominee [7]
Shelly Roeberg (ed.)Vertigo Comics: Winters Edge DC Comics/Vertigo Comics Nominee [7]
Kim Thompson (ed.) Zero Zero Fantagraphics Nominee [7]
1999 Diana Schutz (ed.), by Matt Wagner Grendel: Black, White and Red & Red, White and Black Dark Horse Comics Winner [8]
Andy Helfe Kirchner , Steve Vance, and Anina Bennett Big Book of Bad Paradox Press/DC Comics Nominee [8]
Joe Pruett (ed.) Negative Burn #50 Caliber Comics Nominee [8]
Bob Schreck (ed.)Oni Double Feature Oni Press Nominee [8]
Jeff Smith , Mark Crilley, Linda Medley, Stan Sakai, Jill Thompson, and Charles Vess Trilogy Tour II Book Cartoon Books Nominee [8]
2000s
2000 Scott Dunbier (ed.), by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch, Kevin Nowlan, Melinda Gebbie, and Jim Baikie Tomorrow Stories America's Best Comics Winner [9]
Monte Beauchamp (ed.) BLAB! Fantagraphics Nominee [9]
Brian Clopper (ed.)BrainbombBehemoth BooksNominee [9]
Etgar Keret , Mira Friedmann, Batia Kolton, Rutu Modan, Yirmi Pinkus, and Itzik Rennert Jet Lag Actus Tragicus Nominee [9]
Jean-Christophe Menu (ed.) Comix 2000 L'Association Nominee [9]
Jim Ottaviani (ed.)Dignifying ScienceG.T. LabsNominee [9]
2001 Chris Oliveros (ed.) Drawn & Quarterly , vol. 3 Drawn & Quarterly Winner [10]
Jon B. Cooke and John Morrow (eds.)Streetwise TwoMorrows Publishing Nominee [10]
Patrizia Crivelli and others (eds.)Strapazin: Bubbles 'n' Boxes and BeyondSwiss Institute of New York/Swiss Federal Office of CultureNominee [10]
Tom Devlin and others (eds.)Expo 2000 Small Press Expo Nominee [10]
Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly (eds.) Little Lit HarperCollins Nominee [10]
2002 Joey Cavalieri (ed.) Bizarro Comics DC Comics Winner [11]
Gary Groth and Anne Elizabeth Moore (eds.)Comics Journal Winter Special 2002 Fantagraphics Nominee [11]
Chris Oliveros (ed.) Drawn & Quarterly , vol. 4 Drawn & Quarterly Nominee [11]
Jamie S. Rich (ed.)Oni Press Summer Color Special 2001 Oni Comics Nominee [11]
Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly (eds.) Little Lit: Strange Stories for Strange Kids HarperCollins Nominee [11]
2003 SPX 2002 CBLDF Winner [12]
Ben Catmull and Dylan Williams (eds.)Orchid Sparkplug Comics Nominee [12]
Tim Ervin-Gore (ed.) Super Manga Blast Dark Horse Comics Nominee [12]
Ng Suat Tong (ed.)Rosetta: A Comics Anthology Alternative Comics Nominee [12]
2004 Karen Berger and Shelly Bond (eds.), by Neil Gaiman, Dave McKean, P. Craig Russell, Miguelanxo Prado, Barron Storey, Frank Quitely, Glenn Fabry, Milo Manara, and Bill Sienkiewicz The Sandman: Endless Nights Vertigo Comics/DC Comics Winner [13]
Scott Allie (ed.) The Dark Horse Book of Hauntings Dark Horse Comics Nominee [13]
Chris Oliveros (ed.) Drawn & Quarterly , vol. 5 Drawn & Quarterly Nominee [13]
Chris Pitzer (ed.)Project: Telstar AdHouse Books Nominee [13]
Diana Schutz (ed.)AutobioGraphix Dark Horse Comics Nominee [13]
Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly (eds.) Little Lit: It Was a Dark and Silly Night HarperCollins Nominee [13]
2005 Diana Schutz and David Land (eds.)Michael Chabon Presents The Amazing Adventures of the Escapist Dark Horse Comics Winner [14]
Scott Allie (ed.) The Dark Horse Book of Witchcraft Dark Horse Books Nominee [14]
Spencer Lamm (ed.) The Matrix Comics , vol. 2 Burlyman Entertainment Nominee [14]
Jim McLauchlin (ed.), by Troy Hickman and othersCommon Grounds Top Cow Productions/Image Comics Nominee [14]
Chris Ware (ed.)McSweeney's Quarterly #13 McSweeney's Nominee [14]
2006 Mark Chiarello (ed.)Solo DC Comics Winner [15]
Scott Allie (ed.) The Dark Horse Book of the Dead Dark Horse Books Nominee [15]
Nat Gertler (ed.)24 Hour Comics Day Highlights 2005 About Comics Nominee [15]
Gary Groth and Eric Reynolds (eds.) Mome Fantagraphics Nominee [15]
Kazu Kibuishi (ed.) Flight , vol. 2 Image Comics Nominee [15]
2007 Shelly Bond (ed.), by Troy Hickman and others Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall Vertigo Comics/DC Comics Winner [16]
Frédéric Boilet (ed.)Japan as Viewed by 17 CreatorsFanfare/Ponent MonNominee [16]
Sammy Harkham (ed.) Kramers Ergot #6 Buenaventura Press Nominee [16]
Glenn Head (ed.)Hotwire Comix and Capers Fantagraphics Nominee [16]
Chris Pitzer (ed.)Project: Romantic AdHouse Books Nominee [16]
2008 Gabriel Bá , Becky Cloonan, Fábio Moon, Vasilis Lolos, and Rafael Grampá 5 self-publishedWinner [17]
Ivan Brandon (ed.)24Seven, vol. 2 Image Comics Nominee [17]
Gary Groth and Eric Reynolds (eds.) Mome Fantagraphics Nominee [17]
Anne Elizabeth Moore and Chris Ware (eds.)The Best American Comics 2007 Houghton Mifflin Nominee [17]
Jason Rodriguez (ed.) Postcards: True Stories That Never Happened Villard Nominee [17]
2009 Rantz Hoseley (ed.)Comic Book Tattoo: Narrative Art Inspired by the Lyrics and Music of Tori Amos Image Comics Winner [18]
Scott Allie and Sierra Hahn (eds.) MySpace Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Nominee [19]
Lynda Barry (ed.)The Best American Comics 2008 Houghton Mifflin Nominee [19]
Ivan Brunetti (ed.)An Anthology of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons, and True Stories, vol. 2 Yale University Press Nominee [19]
Sammy Harkham (ed.) Kramers Ergot #7 Buenaventura Press Nominee [19]
2010s
2010 Mark Andrew Smith , D. J. Kirkbride, and Joe Keatinge (eds.) Popgun , vol. 3 Image Comics Winner [20]
Paul Briggs (ed.)What Is Torch Tiger?Torch TigerNominee [21]
Brendan Burford (ed.)Syncopated: An Anthology of Nonfiction Picto-Essays Villard Nominee [21]
Kazu Kibuishi (ed.) Flight , vol. 6 Villard Nominee [21]
Andrei Molotiu (ed.)Abstract Comics Fantagraphics Nominee [21]
Bob Weill (ed.)Bob Dylan Revisited W. W. Norton & Company Nominee [21]
2011 Paul Morrissey and David Petersen (eds.) Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard Archaia Entertainment Winner [22]
Joy Ang and Nick Thornborrow (eds.)The Anthology ProjectLucidity PressNominee [23]
Matt Dembicki (ed.) Trickster: Native American Tales Fulcrum Books Nominee [23]
Nicolas Finet (ed.)Korea as Viewed by 12 CreatorsFanfare/Ponent MonNominee [23]
Sonny Liew and Lim Cheng Tju (eds.)Liquid City, vol. 2 Image Comics Nominee [23]
2012 Mike Richardson (ed.) Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Winner [22]
Michel Choquette (ed.) The Someday Funnies Abrams ComicArts Nominee [24]
Rob Davis and Woodrow Phoenix (eds.)Nelson Blank Slate Books Nominee [24]
Chris Duffy (ed.)Nursery Rhyme Comics First Second Books Nominee [24]
Harvey Pekar and Paul Buhle (eds.)Yiddishkeit: Jewish Vernacular and the New Land Abrams ComicArts Nominee [24]
2013 Mike Richardson (ed.) Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Winner [22]
Justin Hall (ed.) No Straight Lines: Four Decades of Queer Comics Fantagraphics Nominee [25]
Jeff Ranjo , Jed Diffenderfer, (eds.)Where Is Dead Zero?Dead Zero PublishingNominee [25]
Matt Smith (ed.) 2000 AD Rebellion DevelopmentsNominee [25]
Alex Spiro and Sam Arthur (eds.)Nobrow #7: Brave New World Nobrow Press Nominee [25]
2014 Mike Richardson (ed.) Dark Horse Presents Dark Horse Comics Winner [22] [26]
Sam Arthur and Alex Spiro (eds.)Nobrow #8: Hysteria Nobrow Press Nominee [26]
Gabe Fowler (ed.)Smoke SignalDesert IslandNominee [26]
Matthew Levine and Cameron Chittock (eds.), by Ben Acker, Ben Blacker, et al.Thrilling Adventure Hour Archaia Entertainment/Boom! Studios Nominee [26]
Michael Woods (ed.)Outlaw Territory Image Comics Nominee [26]
2015 Josh O'Neill , Andrew Carl, and Chris Stevens (eds.)Little Nemo: Dream Another DreamLocust MoonWinner [22] [27]
Monte Beauchamp (ed.)Masterful Marks: Cartoonists Who Changed the World Simon & Schuster Nominee [27]
Jonathan Clode and John Stuart Clark (eds.)To End All Wars: The Graphic Anthology of The First World WarSoaring PenguinNominee [27]
Rachel Deering (ed.)In the Dark: A Horror AnthologyTiny Behemoth Press/IDW Publishing Nominee [27]
Anne Ishii , Chip Kidd, and Graham Kolbeins (eds.) Massive: Gay Erotic Manga and the Men Who Make It Fantagraphics Nominee [27]
2016 Tom Devlin (ed.)Drawn & Quarterly, Twenty-Five Years of Contemporary, Cartooning Comics, and Graphic Novels Drawn & Quarterly Winner [22] [28]
Dan Berry (ed.)24 x 7FanfareNominee [28] [29]
Matt Bors (ed.)Eat More Comics: The Best of the Nib The Nib Nominee [28] [29]
David Petersen (ed.) Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard, vol. 3 Boom! Studios/Archaia Entertainment Nominee [28] [29]
Shannon Watters (ed.)Peanuts: A Tribute to Charles M. Schulz Boom! Studios/KaBOOM! Nominee [28] [29]
2017 Sarah Gaydos and Jamie S. Rich (eds.) Love Is Love IDW Publishing/DC Comics Winner [22] [30]
Santiago Garcia (ed.)Spanish Fever: Stories by the New Spanish Cartoonists Fantagraphics Nominee
Brandon Graham and Emma Ríos (eds.) Island Magazine Image Comics Nominee
Sammy Harkham (ed.) Kramers Ergot #9 Fantagraphics Nominee
David Schilter and Sanita Muižniece (eds.)Baltic Comics Anthology š! #26: dADakuš!Nominee
2018 Taneka Stotts (ed.)Elements: Fire, A Comic Anthology by Creators of ColorBeyond PressWinner [22]
Max B. Perlson , Trina Robbins, et al.A Bunch of Jews (and Other Stuff): A Minyen Yidn Bedside Press Nominee [31] [32]
Sean Phillips (ed.)The Spirit Anthology Lakes International Comic Art Festival Nominee [31] [32]
Eric Reynolds (ed.)Now #1 Fantagraphics Nominee [31] [32]
Jamie Rhodes , et al.A Castle in England Nobrow Press Nominee [31] [32]
2019 Marco Lopez, Desiree Rodriguez, Hazel Newlevant, Derek Ruiz, and Neil Schwartz (eds.)Puerto Rico Strong Lion Forge Comics Winner [33]
Shelly Bond (ed.)Femme Magnifique: 50 Magnificent Women Who Changed the WorldBlack Crown/IDW Publishing Nominee [34]
Alex de Campi (ed.)Twisted Romance Image Comics Nominee [34]
Will Dennis (ed.), curated by J. H. Williams III and Wendy Wright-Williams Where We Live: A Benefit for the Survivors in Las Vegas Image Comics Nominee [34]
2020s
2020 Diane Noomin (ed.)Drawing Power: Women’s Stories of Sexual Violence, Harassment and Survival Abrams ComicArts Winner [35] [36] [37]
Matt Bors (ed.)The Nib #2–4 The Nib Nominee [35] [38]
Sammy Harkham (ed.) Kramers Ergot #10 Fantagraphics Nominee [35] [38]
David Rault ABC of Typography SelfMadeHero Nominee [35] [38]
David Schilter , Sanita Muižniece, et al. (eds.)Baltic Comics Anthology š! #34-37kuš!Nominee [35] [38]
2021 MK Czerwiec (ed.)Menopause: A Comic TreatmentGraphic Medicine/Pennsylvania State University Press Winner [39]
Shelly Bond (ed.)Hey, Amateur! Go From Novice to Nailing It in 9 Panels IDW Publishing/Black CrownNominee [40]
Sammy Harkham (ed.)Los Angeles TimesNTWRKNominee [40]
Wren McDonald (ed.)Ex Mag, vols. 1-2Peow StudioNominee [40]
Sarah Mirk (ed.)Guantanamo Voices: True Accounts from the World’s Most Infamous Prison Abrams ComicArts Nominee [40]
Eric Reynolds (ed.)Now Fantagraphics Nominee [40]
2023 Matt Bors (ed)The Nib MagazineNibWinner [41]
Alex Antone and Jon Moisan (eds)CreepshowImage SkyboundNominee
Josh Bernstein (ed)The Illustrated Al: The Songs of “Weird Al” YankovicZ2
Bex Ollerton (ed)Sensory: Life on the SpectrumAndrews McMeel
Rantz Hoseley (ed)Tori Amos: Little Earthquakes, The Graphic AlbumZ2

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