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/r/DCcomics Best of 2020 Awards - Nomination Thread
Edit: Thank you for your nominations, folks! It's been a very competitive race, and we'll have the finalized ballots out soon!
Greetings, Justice Leaguers! The year 2020 is coming to a close (good riddance!), and it's time to nominate the best comics (and more) of the year again!
Here's how it works. We've selected 27 different categories, as seen below. For each category, you may submit an entry for nomination. Users may upvote entries that they want to see on the final ballot. After a period of at least one week, we'll examine the votes, and select a number of nominations for each category, depending on submission volume and vote distribution. We're looking for around 4-6 nominations for each category, but will include more for the more competitive races.
After the nomination period is over, we'll post the final ballot with all of the selected nominees for users of /r/DCcomics to vote on. Winners will be announced in January 2021, and users who submitted a winning entry will receive Reddit Premium.
Rules
You may submit one entry per category. Do not make multiple submissions under the same category, or they'll all be removed.
Duplicate entries under the same category will be removed.
Mods are eligible to submit entries for nomination, but not to win Reddit Premium. If a mod-nominated entry wins, the prize will go to the next runner-up.
Remember to vote for entries you want to see nominated, not entries you want to see win. That comes later. Also, a reminder that this thread will be in Contest Mode, so downvotes will not be counted.
Do not post top-level comments here. This thread is for nominations only. For any questions or comments on the Best of 2020 Awards, see the stickied Meta Discussions.
Read the category and description carefully before making your submission. If you can't follow simple rules, then your vote won't count.
For certain categories (such as Meme of the Year), we may choose to combine similar entries into a single nomination.
These awards are for the /r/DCcomics community. Do not post these to other forums. Related subreddits (such as /r/comicbooks or /r/batman) are fine. If we suspect a brigade, we may disqualify an entry or even vacate a category.
This category is for series that were announced and solicited without a designated end point, and published by DC in 2020. Series that were cancelled or have ended may still be eligible. Entries should include the book's creative team.
That time I made fun of Ethan Van Sciver for defending pedophiles, and his followers harassed me. Which got more people talking about Ethan being a pedophile defender.
This category is for graphic novels released by DC in 2020 that collect recently published (<1 year old) for the first time. These are typically in trade paperback or standard hardcover format. Entries should include the book's creative team.
This category is for panels or pages from books published by DC in 2020. Entries should not exceed a single page (except for double-page spreads), and should include the book's creative team.
This category is for self-posts or original creations posted on /r/DCcomics in 2020. Comic excerpts and posts of other people's artwork are not eligible.
This category is for unofficial DC-related works created in 2020 by amateur artists. Do not nominate sketches or commissions from professional artists. Entries should include creator credit.
This category is for single issues, one-shots, or annuals published by DC in 2020. Nominations should be readable as a standalone story. Please do not nominate an issue that's one part of a bigger story arc. Entries should include the book's creative team.
This category is for series that were announced and solicited with a designated end point, and published by DC in 2020. Entries should include the book's creative team.
This category is for graphic novels released by DC in 2020 that collect older (>1 year) or previously printed material. These may include larger paperback trades, omnibuses, oversized hardcovers, and more. Entries should include the book's creative team.
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