Inkpot Award

Alcala passed away in April 2000.

His comic's honors include an Inkpot Award in 1977 and a Special Recognition Inkwell Award in 2021.

The Batman swings on his Batline under the night sky, but it is not past the high rises of Gotham City.

Instead, he passes by the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles.

He is a New York Times bestselling author.

He's a five-time Bram Stoker Award winner, four-time Scribe Award winner, Inkpot Award winner, poet, comic book writer, and probably Jonathan could say that he has a few more awards that I didn't mention.

Is there a genre you have yet to tackle, Jonathan?

Well, actually, I'm kind of thinking about maybe trying my hand at doing a traditional Western, you know, like a Louis L'Amour type of Western.

And it's sort of a comparison of how the three of us were raised and our expectations from society given that time.

Tell me about your Inkpot Award.

I

don't know.

And I was on a panel with Gene Yang at the time.

He was introducing me and When the Comic-Con people came in to introduce the both of us, I wasn't aware of what was happening.

And then Laura, I believe was her name, she pulled out the trophy and she's like, and so I'm rewarding the Inkpot Award to Lee Winfrey.

And I genuinely thought she meant Gene Yang and that she just got the name wrong.

Coleman passed away in 2011 after battling cancer and liver disease.

His comic honors include the Eagle Award for his work on Howard the Duck, the Inkpot Award in 1978, an induction in the Will Eisner Hall of Fame in 2005, and an Eisner Award in 2009.

Klaus Jansen was born in 1952 in West Germany.

His family immigrated to the United States in 1957, and he grew up in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

Since the 1990s, Jansen has taught sequential storytelling at the School of Visual Arts in New York.

He was the writer of the DC Comics Guide to Penciling and the DC Comics Guide to Inking.

His comic honors include two Kirby Awards for his work with Frank Miller on Daredevil and The Dark Knight Returns, an Eisner Award in 2004, and an Inkpot Award in 2012.

Deep beneath Wayne Manor, Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson unload a moving truck parked inside the original Batcave.