List of comics awards

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This list of comics awards is an index to articles about notable awards for comics from around the world. The list includes awards given out for achievements in cartooning, comic books, comic strips and graphic novels. Some works in comics are also eligible for, and in some instances have won literary awards.

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American awards

In chronological order from date of first award presentation:

Timeline of notable U.S. comics awards

The following is a timeline of notable U.S. comics awards that feature multiple categories. Awards voted on by professionals are in shades of blue; fan awards are in shades of red. (The Ignatz Award is a mixture, as the nominees are selected by professionals, but the winners are determined by the attendees of that year's Small Press Expo.)

List of comics awards

Australian awards

Belgian awards

Brazilian awards

Timeline of Brazilian comics awards

List of comics awards

British awards

Timeline of British comics awards

List of comics awards

Canadian awards

Dutch awards

French awards

German awards

Greek awards

Irish awards

Indian awards

Italian awards

Japanese awards

Norwegian awards

Polish awards

Portugal awards

Qatar awards

Singaporean awards

Spanish awards

Swedish awards

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