Best Reality-Based Work: Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller, by Joseph Lambert (The Center for Cartoon Studies/Disney Hyperion). The award was a tie with The Carter Family: Don’t Forget This Song, by Frank M. Young and David Lasky (Abrams ComicArts).
For a complete list of winners, visit: comic-con.org
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The Center for Cartoon Studies presents Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller, the latest graphic-format book to come out of the Center for Cartoon Studies (which has created books on Satchel Paige, Harry Houdini, Amelia Earhart, and Henry David Thoreau) opens yet another captivating page into history. Created by the incredibly talented CCS alum, Joe Lambert.
“In a brilliantly conceived and executed maneuver, Lambert uses a dynamic interplay between words and images to convey how someone could learn to communicate without access to either….rarely is presented in such a breathtaking, original, and empathetic fashion.” –Booklist [Starred Review!]
Releases March 27. Buy a copy today!
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