RACCies/StarFall: 2011 Eligibles

[Phantasm]

1. Favorite Writer:
Ted Brock
Robin Strickland
Elena Klazinga

2. Favorite Ongoing Series:
Going Solo (anthology title)
Silver Arrow
Spellbinder
Tales From the Tesla Institute

3. Favorite Mini-Series:
Zombies Don't Eat Living Flesh

4. Favorite Arc:
Hmm... Silver Arrow #6 and #7 constitute one arc.
Also, Spellbinder #4 is the start of a three-issue arc; not sure it
qualifies

5. Favorite Single Issue:
Silver Arrow #5: "Betrayal"
Zombies Don't Eat Living Flesh one-shot
Silver Arrow #6: "Trapped"
Spellbinder #3: "Machine Head"
Going Solo #5: "Behind Blue Eyes"
Silver Arrow #7: Myths and Legends"
Tales From the Tesla Institute #1: "The Assistant"
Spellbinder #4: "Tank!"
Going Solo #6: "Return to Freehold" (by under 14 hours!)

6. Favorite Hero/Protagonist:
Alessandra Cessarini
Genavieve Ciernik
Knight of Cydonia
Miss Cleo, Voodoo Queen of New Orleans/Niqa Patra
Rocket
Sentinel/Robyn Holworth
Serena
Silver Arrow/Hugh Knight
Spellbinder/Chelsea

7. Favorite Villain/Antagonist:
Apollo
Artemis
Gheda
Hermes
Loki
Lu Bu
Miles the Leprechaun
Nanny
"Orlando Bloom" the Elf
"Prince" Kalil
Queen of Loud Sorrows
Robin Hood
Tabitha's secret master from Silver Arrow #7
Tank
Tezcatlipoca
Theosonovus the Black
Time-Twister/Frankin St. Claire
White Crane/Jade Wong
Wildfire

8. Favorite Supporting Character:
Athena
Cheng Ke
Coyote
Doorway/Francine St. Claire
Dr. Bertram Clarkson
Dr. Nikola Tesla
Faerie Butler
Faerie Thunder
Jeff Hawkin
Joaquin
Maria Knight
Medusa/Maddy Seuss
Robert Knight
Ryence
Tabitha (Robert's assistant)
Zeus

9. Favorite New Character:
Alessandra Cessarini
Apollo
Artemis
Genavieve Ciernik
Cheng Ke
Coyote
Dr. Bertram Clarkson
Dr. Nikola Tesla
Faerie Butler
Faerie Thunder
Gheda
Joaquin
Knight of Cydonia
Loki
Lu Bu
Miss Cleo, Voodoo Queen of New Orleans/Niqa Patra
Nanny
"Orlando Bloom" the Elf
"Prince" Kalil
Robin Hood
Rocket
Sentinel/Robyn Holworth
Serena
Tabitha (Robert Knight's assistant)
Tabitha's secret master from Silver Arrow #7
Tank
Tezcatlipoca
Wildfire
Ryence

10. Favorite Parody/Comedy:

11. Favorite Action/Adventure:
Going Solo
Silver Arrow
Spellbinder (possibly)

12. Favorite Acrophobe/Drama:
Tales From the Tesla Institute

14. Favorite Story Universe:
StarFall

15. Favorite Person Who Hangs Out of RACC
I guess we're all eligible, though I don't see Robin or Leto on RACC
much

18. Most Improved Author
I hope both Robin and I qualify.

19. Favorite New Writer:
Elena "Leto" Klazinga

20. Favorite New Title:
Tales From the Tesla Institute

Doctor Stomper Bronze Boot of Expositional Excellence
Official Guide to the StarFall Universe #1

Image Testimonial Timepiece
Robin Strickland
Ted Brock
(yes, we're both fairly late with our stuff)

Spider Spins Little Lulu Web Page:
StarFall Web Site (http://dagwood.sandwich.net/starfall/)


In addition, the characters from and title of the _La Femme
Fantastique_ one-shot I did under the Misc label all qualify

Hero/Protagonist: La Femme Fantastique, La Fille Fantastique
Villain/Antagonist: Mindbender
New Characters: all three of the above
Mini-Series: _La Femme Fantastique_

[William Strickland]

> 4. Favorite Arc:
>   Hmm... Silver Arrow #6 and #7 constitute one arc.
>   Also, Spellbinder #4 is the start of a three-issue arc; not sure it
> qualifies

I would assume not, since I didn't get the whole arc into this year,
sadly. I know I was saying I'd get it done before the new years, but
that was tempting fate; afterwards I was too ill and medicated to
write for most of December.

[Adrian J. McClure]

On Jan 3, 6:30 pm, William Strickland <indomitable.will...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I would assume not, since I didn't get the whole arc into this year,
> sadly. I know I was saying I'd get it done before the new years, but
> that was tempting fate; afterwards I was too ill and medicated to
> write for most of December.

Sorry to hear that. I'm really digging Spellbinder. Chelsea's a fun
protagonist with a distinctive narrative voice, and I've enjoyed your
take on various mythological figures. I especially love trickster
gods, so I especially enjoyed parts with Hermes, Loki and Coyote.

AJM, also I hadn't read Spellbinder #4 when I threw a nosebleed gag
into my own LNH20CP #5

[Andrew Perron]

On Tue, 3 Jan 2012 23:30:36 +0000 (UTC), William Strickland wrote:

>> � Also, Spellbinder #4 is the start of a three-issue arc; not sure it

>> qualifies
>
> I would assume not, since I didn't get the whole arc into this year,
> sadly.

Considering that I've been nominated for arcs I *still* haven't finished, I
think it's possible. OTOH, perhaps we need a rule on what the minimum
limit is for issues in an arc for nomination?

Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, oh what can it mean...

[Scott Eiler]

On 1/4/2012 1:05 AM, Andrew Perron wrote:

> Considering that I've been nominated for arcs I *still* haven't finished, I
> think it's possible. OTOH, perhaps we need a rule on what the minimum
> limit is for issues in an arc for nomination?
>
> Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, oh what can it mean...

You mean, length of the arc? I sure hope the minimum is "two".

Or do you mean, how many issues of the arc published in the ballot year?
I suggest, the arc has to be *completed* that year.

--
(signed) Scott Eiler 8{D> -------- http://www.eilertech.com/ ---------

Turns out I'm an anally-fixated oedipal paranoid with
south-of-the-border schizophrenic delusions... But never mind, I've
found me the ideal job. I'm going to run for President!

- Major Honey, scripted by Grant Morrison, Doom Patrol #46, August 1991.

[Andrew Perron]

On Thu, 5 Jan 2012 02:17:27 +0000 (UTC), Scott Eiler wrote:

> Or do you mean, how many issues of the arc published in the ballot year?
> I suggest, the arc has to be *completed* that year.

I meant this, but we've had plenty of arcs that weren't completed in a year
be nominated and, occasionally, win before. I don't have a problem with
it.

Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, some of us go slow okay