Finalist With The Most Votes
- 1989: Batman: The Killing Joke, by Brian Bolland (Ed. Zinco)
- 1990: The Greatest Joker Stories Ever Told, by Brian Bolland (Ed. Zinco)
- 1991: Loba, by Jean van Hamme & G. Rosinki (Ed. Norma)
- 1992: Las Torres de Bois-Maury, by Hermann (Ed. Norma)
- 1993: Eva Medusa, by Antonio Segura & Ana Miralles (Ed. Glanat)
- 1994: Kevin Maguire, for The New Titans (Ed. Zinco)
- 1995: Neil Gaiman, for The Children's Crusade (Ed. Zinco)
- 1996: "Los padres de Valerie" {Valerie's Parents}, by Peter Bagge, in Hate #2 (Ed. La Cúpula)
- 1997: Paul Gulacy, for Batman versus Predator II (Ed. Zinco)
- 1998: Bryan Talbot, for The Dreaming: Weird Romance (Ed. Norma)
- 1999: Preacher: Blood & Whiskey, by Garth Ennis (Ed. Norma)
- 2000: Igor Kordey, for Batman/Tarzán. The Claws of the Catwoman (Ed. Norma)
- 2001: Star Wars: Emissaries to Malastare, by Mark Schultz (Ed. Norma)
- 2002: Bill Watterson, for El último libro de Calvin y Hobbes {The Ultimate Calvin & Hobbes Book} (Ediciones B)
- 2003: Heart of Empire, by Brian Talbot (Ed. Astiberri)
- 2004: John Cassaday
- 2005: Ricardo
- 2006: Frank Cho
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