Which X-Men comics won awards?

#1 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

Does anyone know which X-Men comics had won awards over the years, whether it came from the 70s through the current years? I was looking at some other comic books that were either nominated or won the Eisner Awards (Invincible, Locke and Key) and I was wondering if any of the X-Men comics ever won any kind of award over the years?

#2 Posted by Werupenstein (37 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

I don't think any have won awards these would have been the only ones that would qualify

God loves,man kills

X-Men: Lifedeath

X-Men: Vignettes (these are amazing, my favorite x-men stories bar none)

Maybe Havok & Wolverine- Meltdown

#3 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

@Werupenstein said:

I don't think any have won awards these would have been the only ones that would qualify
God loves,man kills
X-Men: Lifedeath
X-Men: Vignettes (these are amazing, my favorite x-men stories bar none)
Maybe Havok & Wolverine- Meltdown

Those stories would be the ones that would have won awards or had won awards?

#4 Posted by Werupenstein (37 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

I'm pretty sure no x-men related book has ever won a literary award, these are just a list of ones that may have qualified/been runners up.

#5 Posted by EnlloLeal (22 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

Astonishing X-Men, by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday won the 2006 Eisner Award for Best Continuing Series

#6 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

@EnlloLeal said:

Astonishing X-Men, by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday won the 2006 Eisner Award for Best Continuing Series

That's great! I can't believe I overlooked that!

#7 Posted by poisonfleur (2116 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

@Werupenstein said:

I don't think any have won awards these would have been the only ones that would qualify
God loves,man kills
X-Men: Lifedeath
X-Men: Vignettes (these are amazing, my favorite x-men stories bar none)
Maybe Havok & Wolverine- Meltdown

Lifedeath!!

I just ordered that on ebay. I can't wait to read it. :)

#8 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

@poisonfleur said:

@Werupenstein said:
I don't think any have won awards these would have been the only ones that would qualify
God loves,man kills
X-Men: Lifedeath
X-Men: Vignettes (these are amazing, my favorite x-men stories bar none)
Maybe Havok & Wolverine- Meltdown
Lifedeath!!
I just ordered that on ebay. I can't wait to read it. :)

Lifedeath sounds interesting! I'll have to check it out!

Here are some X-Men titles that I think should have won some awards:

God Loves Man Kills
The Dark Phoenix Saga
Days of Future Past

#9 Posted by Madame_Mist (1319 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

X-Factor has won a GLAAD award.

#10 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

@Madame_Mist said:

X-Factor has won a GLAAD award.

Oh! That's interesting! The old X-Factor or the recent one?

#11 Posted by AgeofHurricane (6564 posts) - 7 months, 23 days ago - Show Bio

Just putting this out there - God Loves Man Kills along with Lifedeath are arguably some of the best and most classic X-Stories ever told.

#12 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 22 days ago - Show Bio

@AgeofHurricane said:

Just putting this out there - God Loves Man Kills along with Lifedeath are arguably some of the best and most classic X-Stories ever told.

I definitely agree with this!

#13 Edited by poisonfleur (2116 posts) - 7 months, 22 days ago - Show Bio

@Rabbitearsblog said:

@AgeofHurricane said:
Just putting this out there - God Loves Man Kills along with Lifedeath are arguably some of the best and most classic X-Stories ever told.
I definitely agree with this!

Don't hate me for saying this.

I read God loves Man Kills.. and it was kinda bore for me. Maybe because I have read and seen all the redone versions of this story before actually reading this original one.

Hopefully Lifedeath does the trick for me. :)

#14 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 22 days ago - Show Bio

@poisonfleur said:

@Rabbitearsblog said:
@AgeofHurricane said:
Just putting this out there - God Loves Man Kills along with Lifedeath are arguably some of the best and most classic X-Stories ever told.
I definitely agree with this!
Don't hate me for saying this.
I read God loves Man Kills.. and it was kinda bore for me. Maybe because I have read and seen all the redone versions of this story before actually reading this original one.
Hopefully Lifedeath does the trick for me. :)

Oh yeah, I forgot about the other stories they did after God Loves Man Kills. I haven't actually read the newer stories on God Loves Man Kills, just the original one, but hopefully Lifedeath will be a good read!

#15 Posted by poisonfleur (2116 posts) - 7 months, 22 days ago - Show Bio

@Rabbitearsblog said:

@poisonfleur said:
@Rabbitearsblog said:
@AgeofHurricane said:
Just putting this out there - God Loves Man Kills along with Lifedeath are arguably some of the best and most classic X-Stories ever told.
I definitely agree with this!
Don't hate me for saying this.
I read God loves Man Kills.. and it was kinda bore for me. Maybe because I have read and seen all the redone versions of this story before actually reading this original one.
Hopefully Lifedeath does the trick for me. :)
Oh yeah, I forgot about the other stories they did after God Loves Man Kills. I haven't actually read the newer stories on God Loves Man Kills, just the original one, but hopefully Lifedeath will be a good read!

Yes, I saw X2 before reading the book and read other stories where Stryker tells how mutants are evil and tries to break the x-men. Thats probably why the story didn't have such a strong effect on me.

Can't wait for lifedeath. It should be in the mail today!! :D

#16 Posted by Rabbitearsblog (3997 posts) - 7 months, 21 days ago - Show Bio

@poisonfleur said:

@Rabbitearsblog said:
@poisonfleur said:
@Rabbitearsblog said:
@AgeofHurricane said:
Just putting this out there - God Loves Man Kills along with Lifedeath are arguably some of the best and most classic X-Stories ever told.
I definitely agree with this!
Don't hate me for saying this.
I read God loves Man Kills.. and it was kinda bore for me. Maybe because I have read and seen all the redone versions of this story before actually reading this original one.
Hopefully Lifedeath does the trick for me. :)
Oh yeah, I forgot about the other stories they did after God Loves Man Kills. I haven't actually read the newer stories on God Loves Man Kills, just the original one, but hopefully Lifedeath will be a good read!
Yes, I saw X2 before reading the book and read other stories where Stryker tells how mutants are evil and tries to break the x-men. Thats probably why the story didn't have such a strong effect on me.
Can't wait for lifedeath. It should be in the mail today!! :D

That's great! I hope you enjoy it! :D

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