A question to Brian Reed regarding the Eisners and other awards...

[Tom Burgos]

I understand that Marvel doesn't really submit their books for consideration to comoc book awards, and it's the creators who have to do it themselves, is that correct?

If it is, please submit Spider-Woman:Origin for the Harveys, the Eisners and whatever other award consideration would apply, I think this series is outstanding and I think it's deserving of that kind of recognition.
The writing is impeccable, and the art is perfect for the story.
And if you do, and it does get nominated, best of luck, you already have talent on your side.

[Tom Burgos]

bump

(don't ignore me, Brian...:(

[ramtower]

Boil his bunny rabbit. That usually gets his attention.

[Brian Reed]

Honestly, I don't know a thing about how the awards deal works. Right now I'm worried more about just getting things rolling.

[Tom Burgos]

http://www.comic-con.org/cci/cci_eisners06call.shtml
http://www.harveyawards.org/

Damn! The deadline for submissions was March 10 for the Eisners and March 3 for the Harveys!
I really hope Bendis didn't forget about this...(Keeping my fingers crossed that he did submit the mini)because thisis absolutely fantastic...and issue 4 is even more goodness.
The mini has the most action and nail-biting suspense of any mainstream superhero comic book I have read this entire year, and the art is so perfect for the weirdness that permeates the 'apparently' normal superhero going ons...this is basically a very good action film disguised as a comic book.
(with a lil mindfuck thrown in...what the hell is happening...I can't wait for the conclusion!!!!)