2004 Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards - Outstanding Black and White Art

Outstanding Black and White Art

  • Zebra Girl — by Joe England (Winner)
  • Fallen Angel Used Books — by John Fortman
  • Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher
  • Sam and Fuzzy — by Sam Logan
  • Sinfest — by Tatsuya Ishida

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