List of Troféu HQ Mix winners

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This article is a list of winners of Troféu HQ Mix, sorted by category.

Contents

People

Best caricaturist

Best cartoonist

Best children's book illustrator

Best colorist

Best columnist

Until 2007, this category was called "Best Specialized Journalist".

Best editor

Best editorial cartoonist

Best foreign penciller

The award considers the Brazilian edition of their works.

Best foreign writer

The award considers the Brazilian edition of their works.

Best graphic humor artist

Best illustrator

Best inker

Best letterer

Best new talent (penciller)

Until 2010, this category was called "Revelation Penciller".

Best new talent (writer)

Until 2010, this category was called "Revelation Writer".

Best penciller

Best writer

Works

Best adaptation from TV to comics

Best adventure album

Best adventure comic book

Best adventure and fiction comic book

Best adventure/horror/fantasy publication

This category was merged from "Best Adventure Album", "Best Adventure Comic Book", "Best Adventure and Fiction Comic Book", "Best Fiction Album", "Best Fiction, Adventure and Horror Album", "Best Horror Album", "Best Horror Comic Book" and "Best Horror Publication"; and, until 2015, this category was called "Best Adventure/Horror/Fiction Publication".

Best caricatures publication

Until 2003, this category was called "Best Caricatures Book".

Best cartoons publication

Until 2003, this category was called "Best Cartoons Book".

Best children's album

Best children's book

Best children's comic book

Best children's publication

This category was merged from "Best Children's Album" and "Best Children's Comic Book"; and, between 2009 and 2015, this category was called "Best Child and Youth Publication".

Best classic album

Best classic comic book

Best classic publication

This category was merged from "Best Classic Album" and "Best Classic Comic Book".

Best comic strips publication

Best comics adaptation

Best editorial cartoons publication

Until 2003, this category was called "Best Editorial Cartoons Book".

Best editorial project

Best erotic publication

Until 2001, this category was called "Best Erotic Album".

Best fanzine

Best fiction album

Best fiction, adventure and horror album

Best foreign comic strip

The award considers the Brazilian edition of the works.

Best foreign graphic novel

The award considers the Brazilian edition of the works.

Best foreign miniseries

The award considers the Brazilian edition of the works.

Best foreign special edition

The award considers the Brazilian edition of the works.

Best graphic humor publication

This category was merged from " Best Caricatures Publication", "Best Cartoons Publication" and "Best Editorial Cartoons Publication".

Best graphic project

Best horror album

Best horror comic book

Best horror publication

Best humor album

Best humor comic book

Best humor publication

This category was merged from "Best Humor Album" and "Best Humor Comic Book".

Best illustration book

Best independent group publication

Best independent publication

Until 2003, this category was called "Best Independent Comic Book"; and, from 2008, this category was split into "Best Independent Group Publication", "Best Independent Pocket Publication", "Best Independent Single Edition Publication" and "Best Independent Sole Publication".

Best independent pocket publication

Best independent single edition publication

Until 2010, this category was called "Best Independent Special Publication".

Best independent sole publication

Best miniseries publication

This category was merged from "Best National Miniseries" and "Best Foreign Miniseries"; and, until 2016, this category was called "Best Miniseries".

Best mix publication

Until 2003, this category was called "Best Mix Comic Book".

Best national comic strip

Best national graphic novel

Best national miniseries

Best national special edition

Best prozine

Best serial comic book

Best special edition

From 2004, this category was split into National and Foreign Special Editions.

Best theoretical book

Best webcomic

Until 2007, this category was called "Best Comics' Website".

Best webcomic strip

Best western comic book

Best youth publication

Special manga

Academic

Best doctoral thesis

Best graduation academic work

Best masters dissertation

Best research

From 2007 this category was split into "Best Doctoral Thesis", "Best Graduation Academic Work" and "Best Masters Dissertation".

Others

Best animated cartoon

Best animated cartoon (feature film)

Best animated cartoon (short film)

Best animated cartoon for TV

Best animation

Best author's website

Best blog / flog of graphic artist

Best blog about comics

Best comic store

Best event

Best exhibition

Best graphic finishing

Best licensing character

Best licensing company

Best licensing product

Best media about comics

This category was merged from "Best Blog About Comics", "Best Publication About Comics" and "Best Website About Comics".

Best new project

Best newspaper supplement for children

Best production for other medias

This category was also called: "Best Adaptation to Another Vehicle" (1989–2010), "Best Production in Other Medias" (2011–2015) and "Best Adaptation to Another Media" (2016).

Best publication about comics

Until 2003, this category was called "Best Magazine About Comics".

Best salon and festival

Best sticker album

Best toy

Best video game

Best website about comics

Comic book fan - personality

Largest print run

Special awards

Great contribution

Great homage

Until 2015, this category was called "Special Homage".

Great master

International relevance

This category awards Brazilian artists who had his works published internationally. Until 2019, this category was called "International highlight".

Latin american highlight

Portuguese language highlight

Publisher of the year

Valorization of comics

Notes

  1. ↑ In 2016, this category was called "Best Colorist/Inker" and awarded a colorist.
  2. ↑ The awards given to Wizard refer to the magazine's Brazilian edition.

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References

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