2002 Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards

The Web Cartoonist's Choice Awards is an award voted on by webcartoonists. These are the 2002 nominees and winners.

Best Comic

• Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston (Winner)
• Chopping Block — by Lee Adam Herold
• College Roomies from Hell!!! — by Maritza Campos

Best Art

• Chopping Block — by Lee Adam Herold (Winner)
• Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston
• Mac Hall — by Ian McConville & Matt Boyd
• RPG World — by Ian J

Best Writing

• Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston (Winner)
• College Roomies from Hell!!! — by Maritza Campos
• Fans! — by T Campbell
• 1/0 — by Tailsteak

Best Use of Color

• Mac Hall — by Ian McConville & Matt Boyd (Winner)
• Bobbins — by John A
• The Makeshift Miracle — by Jim Zubkavich
• Diesel Sweeties — by R Stevens

Best Site Design

• RPG World — by Ian J (Winner)
• Mac Hall — by Ian McConville & Matt Boyd
• Bobbins — by John A
• Goats — by Jonathan Rosenberg

Best Male Character

• Butch (of Chopping Block)] — by Lee Adam Herold (Winner)
• Black Mage (of 8-Bit Theater)] — by Brian Clevinger
• Dave (of College Roomies from Hell!!!) — by Maritza Campos
• Largo (of Megatokyo) — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston

Best Female Character

• Jordan (of Exploitation Now) — by Michael Poe (Winner)
• Cherry (of RPG World) — by Ian J
• Shelley Winters (of Bobbins) — by John A

Best Supporting Character

• Diablo (of Goats) — by Jonathan Rosenberg (Winner)
• Indie Rock Pete (of Diesel Sweeties) — by R Stevens

Best Newcomer

• The Makeshift Miracle — by Jim Zubkavich (Winner)
• Gluemeat — by Case Yorke
• Something Positive — by R. K. Milholland
• The Journal Comic — by Drew Weing

Best Romantic Comic

• Avalon — by Josh Phillips (Winner)
• Boy Meets Boy — by K. Sandra
• College Roomies from Hell!!! — by Maritza Campos
• Eat The Roses — by Meaghan Quinn

Best Serial Comic

• Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston (Winner)
• College Roomies from Hell!!! — by Maritza Campos
• Fans! — by T Campbell
• Clan of the Cats — by Jamie Robertson

Best Gag Comic

• Chopping Block — by Lee Adam Herold (Winner)
• Ashfield — by Aric McKeown
• Diesel Sweeties — by R Stevens
• Pentasmal — by Aaron Farber

Best Reality—Based Comic

• Mac Hall — by Ian McConville & Matt Boyd (Winner)
• Avalon — by Josh Phillips
• IanComix — by Ian J
• The Journal Comic — by Drew Weing

Best Minimalist Comic

• Diesel Sweeties — by R Stevens (Winner)
• 1/0 — by Tailsteak
• Ashfield — by Aric McKeown
• Pentasmal — by Aaron Farber
• Pokey the Penguin — by Pokey the Penguin

Best Anthropomorphic Comic

• Ozy and Millie — by D. C. Simpson (Winner)
• Jack — by David Hopkins
• Kevin & Kell — by Bill Holbrook
• Sabrina Online — by Eric W. Schwartz
• The Class Menagerie — by Vince Suzukawa

Best Science—Fiction Comic

• It's Walky! — by David Willis (Winner)
• Freefall — by Mark Stanley
• Melonpool — by Steve Troop
• Outsider — by Jim Francis
• Schlock Mercenary — by Howard Tayler

Best Fantasy Comic

• 8-Bit Theater — by Brian Clevinger (Winner)
• Bruno the Bandit — by Ian McDonald
• The Circle Weave — by Indigo Kelleigh
• The Weird Worlds of Pewfell Porfingles — by Chuck Whelon

Best Superhero Comic

• Supermegatopia by The Brothers Grinn (Winner)
• Gaming Guardians — by C Wilson Trull & Graveyard Greg
• Man-Man Comics — by James Duncan & Matt Shepherd
• Riboflavin — by James Thorpe
• Superosity — by Chris Crosby

Best Dramatic Comic

• Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston (Winner)
• Avalon — by Josh Phillips
• Clan of the Cats — by Jamie Robertson
• Jack — by David Hopkins

Best Gaming Comic

• Angst Technology — by Barry T. Smith (Winner)
• Megatokyo — by Fred Gallagher & Rodney Caston
• 8-Bit Theater — by Brian Clevinger
• Gaming Guardians — by C Wilson Trull & Graveyard Greg

Best Other Genre Comic

• Chopping Block — by Lee Adam Herold (Winner)
• 1/0 — by Tailsteak
• Grimbles — by Adam Burke
• Morning Improv — by Scott McCloud

Best Use Of The Digital Medium

• When I am King — by Demian.5 (Winner)
• Diesel Sweeties — by R Stevens
• Kung Fool! — by Hyung Sun Kim
• Mac Hall — by Ian McConville & Matt Boyd

External links

• 2002 WCCA results