Haxtur Award - Best Drawing

Best Drawing

  • 1985: Brian Bolland, for Camelot 3000 (Ed. Zinco)
    • Jan, for Super López (Bruguera), and Viceversa (Caja de Ahorros de Sevilla)
    • Barry Windsor-Smith, for Machine Man (Ed. Fórum)
    • Will Eisner, for "Aventura Amorosa en el metro" (Adventures in Love in the City), in Ilustración+Comix Internacional #45 (Ed. Toutain)
  • 1986: Daniel Torres, for Roco Vargas (Ed. Norma)
    • Víctor de la Fuente, for "Los ángeles de acero" (The Street Angels), in Ilustración+Comix #54-57 (Ed. Toutain)
    • John Byrne, for Fantastic Four, and Alpha Flight (Ed. Fórum)
    • Paul Smith, for Uncanny X-Men (Ed. Fórum)
  • 1987: David Mazzucchelli, for Batman: Year One (Ed. Zinco), and Daredevil: Born Again (Ed. Fórum)
    • Barry Windsor-Smith, for "Muerta viva" (Lifedeath), in Patrulla X (Uncanny X-Men) (Ed. Fórum)
    • John Byrne, for Superman (Ed. Zinco)
    • Beroy, for Ajeno (Ed. Toutain)
  • 1988: Dave Gibbons, for Watchmen (Ed. Zinco)
    • Mique Beltrán, for Macao (Ed. Norma)
    • F. Bourgeon, for Los compañeros del crepúsculo {The Companions of the Twilight} (Ed. Norma)
    • Franco Saudelli, for La Bionda (Ed. Norma)
  • 1989: Brian Bolland, for Batman: The Killing Joke (Ed. Zinco)
    • Jean "Moebius" Giraud, for The Incal (Eurocomic)
    • I. Milazzo, for "Tom's Bar", in Totem-El Comix #31 (Ed. Toutain)
    • David Mazzucchelli, for "Chiaroscuro", in Patrulla X Especial Verano {X-Men Summer Special} (Ed. Fórum)
  • 1990: Walter Simonson, for "La canción de Mjolnir" {The Song of Mjolnir}, in Marvel Two-in-One #62 (Ed. Fórum)
    • José L. García López, for Deadman, and Cinder and Ashe (Ed. Zinco)
    • Steve Rude, for Nexus (Ediciones B)
    • Jerry Ordway, for Batman El Film {Batman: The Movie} (Ed. Zinco)
  • 1991: G. Rosinki, for Loba {She-Wolf} (Ed. Norma)
    • Walter Simonson, for Fantastic Four (Ed. Fórum)
    • Jean "Moebius" Giraud, for La Diosa {The Goddess} (Ed. Norma)
    • Joe Kubert, for Abraham Stone (Ed. Norma)
  • 1992: Kevin Maguire, for The Adventures of Captain America (Ed. Fórum)
    • Jaime Hernandez, for Las mujeres perdidas {The Lost Women} (Ed. La Cúpula)
    • Hermann, for "Sigurd (Las Torres de Bois-Maury)" in Cimoc #136-139 (Ed. Norma)
    • Dan Barry, for Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (Ed. Norma)
  • 1993: Georges Bess, for {It Licks Target} (Ed. Norma)
    • Ana Miralles, for Eva Medusa (Ed. Glenat)
    • Joe Quesada & Kevin Nowland, for Batman: Sword of Azrael (Ed. Zinco)
    • Alan Davis, for Excalibur (Ed. Fórum)
  • 1994: Philippe Francq, for Largo Winch #3-4 (Ed. Grijalbo)
    • Gaspar Meana, for La cró de Leodegundo {The Chronicle of Leodegundo} (Ed. El Pexe)
    • Dave Mazzucchelli, for Discovering America (Ed. F.M.C. Gijón)
    • Kevin Maguire, for The New Titans (Ed. Zinco)
  • 1995: Jerry Ordway, for The Power of Shazam! (Ed. Zinco)
    • Bruce W. Timm, for Batman: Mad Love (Ed. Zinco)
    • David Mazzucchelli, for Hombre Grande {Big Man} (Ed. El Wendigo)
    • Alex Ross, for Marvels (Ed. Fórum)
  • 1996: José L. García López, for Superman: Kal (Ed. Zinco)
    • Rubén Pellejero, for El silencio de Malka {The Silence of Malka} (Ed. Glénat)
    • Alan Davis, for Clandestine {Clan Destine} (Ed. Fórum)
    • François Boucq, for Los diented del tiburón {The Teeth of the Shark} (Ed. Norma)
  • 1997: Paul Gulacy, for Batman versus Predator II (Ed. Zinco)
    • Steve Dillon, for Preacher #1/2 (Ed. Zinco)
    • Daniel Torres, for El Octavo día II {Eighth Day II} (Ed. Norma)
    • Bruce Timm, for "Two of a Kind", in Batman: Black & White #1 (Ed. Zinco)
  • 1998: Yslaire, for Sambre (Ed. Glénat)
    • Steve Dillon, for Predicador: Cruzados {Preacher: Crusade} (Ed. Norma)
    • John Bolton, for The Black Dragon (Ed. Planeta de Agostini)
    • Alex Ross, for Kingdom Come (Ed. Vid)
  • 1999: Preacher: Dixie Fried, by Steve Dillon (Ed. Norma)
    • The Towers of Bois-Maury #9-10, by Hermann Huppen (Ed. Norma)
    • The Tale of One Bad Rat, by Bryan Talbot (Ed. Planeta)
    • Boy Vampiro: Soy Egipcio {Boy Vampire: I Am Egyptian}, by Eduarto Risso (Ed. Glénat)
  • 2000: Mark Schultz, for Xenozoic Tales (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Kevin O'Neil, for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Rubén Pellejero, for Tabú {Taboo} (Ed. Glenat)
    • Igor Kordey, for Batman/Tarzan: The Claws of the Catwoman (Ed. Norma)
  • 2001: Hermann, for Wild Bill ha muerto {Wild Bill Has Died} (Imágica cómics)
    • Tim Sale, for Superman For All Seasons (Ed. Norma)
    • Juanjo Guarnido, for Blacksad (Ed. Norma)
    • Garlos Giménez, for Paracuellos 4 (Ed. Glenat)
  • 2002: Gaspar Meana, for La Infanta, el Pirata y el Niño {The Infant, The Pirate and the Boy} (Ed. VTP)
    • René Pellejero, for Un poco de humo azul {A Little Blue Smoke} (Ed. Glenat)
    • Hermann, for Bois-Maury: Rodrigo (Ed. Norma)
    • John Romita, Jr., for Amazing Spider-Man #36 (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
  • 2003: Richard Corben, for Cage (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Tim Sale, for Batman: Dark Victory {Ed. Norma}
    • Bryan Hitch, for The Ultimates {Ed. Planeta DeAgostini}
    • George Bess, for Juan Solo (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
  • 2004: Joe Kubert, for Tex: The Solitary Rider (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Philippe Franq, for Largo Winch: To See Venice… And To Die (Ed. Norma)
    • John Cassaday, for Batman/Planetary and Captain America (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Brian Hitch, for The Ultimates (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
  • 2005: Igor Kordey, for "Storm: Sand", in Xtreme X-Men (Panini Comics)
    • Lee Weeks, for Captain America #17-20 (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Alfonso Font, for {Tex: The Assassins} (Ed. Planeta DeAgostini)
    • Andy Kubert, for Marvel 1602 (Panini Comics)
  • 2006: FRANK CHO, for "Shanna" (Panini Comics)
    • GRZEGORZ ROSINSKI, for "La venganza del conde Skarbek" (Norma Editorial)
    • TIM SALE, for "Una jugada peligrosa/Tim Sale.Solo" (Planeta deAgostini)
    • DAVID LLOYD, for "Kickback" (Planeta deAgostini)

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