Special Award For Humor
- 1989 Bill Watterson, for Calvin and Hobbes (Universal Press Syndicate/Andrews McMeel Publishing)
- 1990 Sergio Aragonés
- 1991 Sergio Aragonés
- 1992 Sergio Aragonés
- 1993 Sergio Aragonés
- 1994 Jeff Smith
- 1995 Sergio Aragonés
- 1996 Evan Dorkin
- 1997 Sergio Aragonés
- 1998 Sergio Aragonés
- 1999 Sergio Aragonés
- 2000 Sergio Aragonés, for Groo, etc.
- 2001 Sergio Aragonés, for Groo, etc.
- 2002 Evan Dorkin, for Dork (Slave Labor Graphics)
- 2003 Evan Dorkin, for Dork (Slave Labor Graphics)
- 2004 Tony Millionaire, Sock Monkey (Dark Horse Comics)
- 2005 Kyle Baker, for Plastic Man (DC)
- 2006 Kyle Baker, for Plastic Man (DC)
- 2007 Bryan Lee O'Malley, for Scott Pilgrim & The Infinite Sadness (Oni Press)
- 2008 Nicholas Gurewitch, The Perry Bible Fellowship (www.pbfcomics.com)
- 2009 Al Jaffee for Tall Tales (Abrams Books)
- 2010 Bryan Lee O'Malley, for Scott Pilgrim #5 (Oni Press)
- 2011 Roger Langridge, for The Muppet Show Comic Book (BOOM! Studios)
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