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P, Craig Russell wins Eisner for CORALINE graphic novel

Best Publication for Teens/Tweens: Coraline, by Neil Gaiman, adapted by P. Craig Russell (HarperCollins Children’s Books)

More information and a complete list of winners is at the following:
http://www.comic-con.org/cci/cci_eisners_main.shtml

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CORALINE wins 2009 Locus Award

Craig’s graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s CORALINE was awarded Best Non-Fiction/Art Book at a ceremony and banquet June 27, 2009 in Seattle WA during the Science Fiction Awards Weekend. The award was accepted on his behalf by artist Michael Whelan, who also read Craig’s speech:
When I was first informed of my nomination in [...]

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CORALINE gets Eisner nomination (Best Publication for Teens/Tweens)

via THE BEAT » Blog Archive » 2009 Eisner Award Nominees.

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Coraline the graphic novel – Ohio artist turns to home for inspiration

WKSU News: Coraline the graphic novel.

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Kent landmark inspires CORALINE drawings

Recordpub.com – Kent landmark is immortalized in novel Masonic Center inspires ‘Coraline’ drawings.

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PCR Rarities #7

Alternate cover art for the CORALINE graphic novel.

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Craig interviewed at Newsarama

P. Craig Russell – Adapting Coraline and More
It’s hard to think of a genre that P. Craig Russell hasn’t interpreted in comics. From Oscar Wilde’s fairy tales to Mozart’s operas to Michael Moorecock’s tales of Elric, Russell’s unique combination of prose and pictures has made him one of the most popular and acclaimed artists around. [...]

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CORALINE Review – “This graphic novel finds the right balance between image and text, between action and speech.”

Review by Kelly Fineman:
Mind you, the Coraline in this version looks nothing like the Coraline on the cover of the original novel* (as drawn by David McKean), nor does she look anything like the Coraline who will be in the forthcoming 3D movie version of the book.* BUT in some ways, I like her all [...]

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CORALINE Review – “Reads as though it were intended for the graphic novel format in the first place.”

From the July 2008 edition of School Library Journal:
This adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s novel (HarperCollins, 2002) reads as though it were intended for the graphic novel format in the first place. Insatiably curious Coraline is an explorer dedicated to discovering everything she can about the area around her family’s new home. When she comes upon [...]

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The CORALINE Graphic Novel is now at Amazon.com

Pre-order now and save:
Coraline Graphic Novel

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