Outstanding Science Fiction Comic
- presented by Matthew Simpson and Shimoroka Kemryu Gotax of Nuclear Powered Toaster
- Nine Planets Without Intelligent Life and Starslip Crisis (Winners)
- Daedelus Blue
- Freefall
- Girl Genius
- Zap!
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