Angoulême International Comics Festival Prize for First Comic Book

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This Prize for First Comic Book is awarded to comics authors at the Angoulême International Comics Festival between 1985 and 1988, when it was replaced by the Coup de Coeur, an award for the best comic book by authors with at most three publications. Since 2002, the prize is again called Prize for first comic book, even though it remains a prize for one of the first three comic books of an author. Both awards have been included in this list. As is the customary practice in Wikipedia for listing awards such as Oscar results, the winner of the award for that year is listed first, the others listed below are the nominees.

[edit] 1980s

  • 1985: Quéquette blues by Baru, Dargaud
  • 1986: Crève-coeur by Gotting, Futuropolis
  • 1987: Jo Engo: La grande fièvre by Fremond, Albin Michel
  • 1988: Le soleil des loups by Qwak and Gonnort, Vents d’Ouest
  • 1989: Le journal d’Henriette by Dupuy and Berberian

[edit] 1990s

[edit] 2000s

  • 2002: Le val des ânes by Matthieu Blanchin
    • Bouffe et châtiment by Mathias Gnehm and Francis Rivolta
    • Hariti: Un ventre aride by Ryser and Igor Szalewa
    • Norbert l'Imaginaire : Imaginaire: 1 / Raison: 0 by Olivier Guéret and Nicolas Vadot
    • La région: L'héritage des trente velus by Olivier Jouvray and Denis Roland
    • Samedi et Dimanche: Le paradis des cailloux by Gwen and Fabien Vehlmann
  • 2003: L'âge de raison by Mathieu Bonhomme
    • Banquise by Christophe Gaultier and Sylvain Ricard
    • Chhht by Jason
    • Phenomenum: Opus 0 by Jérémie Kaminka and Marc Vedrines
    • Sainte famille by Xavier Mussat
    • Supermurgeman: Joue et gagne! by Mathsap
  • 2004: Betty Blues by Renaud Dillies and Anne-Claire Jouvray
    • Hector Umbra: Folie semi-automatique by Uli Oesterle
    • Kuklos by Sylvain Ricard and Christophe Gaultier
    • Ludologie by Ludovic Debeurme
    • Palaces by Simon Hureau
    • Soupe froide by Charles Masson
    • La tendresse des crocodiles by Fred Bernard
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