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No link, I'm sure somewhere on your friends list there's at least five people who have linked to the nominees already. :) I'm just gonna see if I've read any of the nominees. Note, these are not votes, they're just acknowledgements that I read the stuff.
Short Story: Nope. If it'd been sold on its own I'd have definitely gotten the Dorkin/Dyer piece, tho.
Single Issue/One Shot: Nope.
Serialized Story: I read bits of "Gifted" as First Looks, and bought the Planetary "serial" of the two issues that came out in 2004.
Continuing Series: Astonishing X-Men as above.
Limited Series: Nope, none.
New Series: Astonishing X-Men, and I paged through an issue of Shaolin Cowboy in the store once.
Younger Audience: Amelia Rules (and that IS a vote, if I bother to vote).
Humor: None.
Anthology: None.
Digital: None, haven't even heard of the nominees.
Graphic Album (New): Suspended in Language
Graphic Album (Reprint): None.
Archival Collection: None.
US Edition Of Foreign Material: None.
For the creator credits, I will only note those where I read the work the creator is being nominated for.
Writer: Whedon (for Astonishing...for something I didn't actually think was worth putting down money for, this series is getting a lot of fan wank...er, nominations).
Writer/Artist: None, sort of (I've read Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo, but not in 2004).
Writer/Artist (Humor): Foglio (Girl Genius)
Penciller/Inker: Cassaday (Astonishing, Planetary), Nord/Yeats (Conan), Darrow (Shaolin Cowboy).
Painter/Multimedia: None (Heh, Alex Ross didn't get nommed for once)
Colorist: Doherty, Martin, Stewart (various titles)
Letterer: Klein (many, many books)
Cover Artist: James Jean (Green Arrow).
Deserving of Wider Recognition: An aptly named award, as I've only even HEARD of one of the noms (McKeever).
Comics-Related Periodical: None.
Comics-Related Book: None.
Publication Design: None.
I read a lot of comics, and comment on them critically. But I'm clearly not qualified to pick from among the Eisner noms. No real surprise, though.
Short Story: Nope. If it'd been sold on its own I'd have definitely gotten the Dorkin/Dyer piece, tho.
Single Issue/One Shot: Nope.
Serialized Story: I read bits of "Gifted" as First Looks, and bought the Planetary "serial" of the two issues that came out in 2004.
Continuing Series: Astonishing X-Men as above.
Limited Series: Nope, none.
New Series: Astonishing X-Men, and I paged through an issue of Shaolin Cowboy in the store once.
Younger Audience: Amelia Rules (and that IS a vote, if I bother to vote).
Humor: None.
Anthology: None.
Digital: None, haven't even heard of the nominees.
Graphic Album (New): Suspended in Language
Graphic Album (Reprint): None.
Archival Collection: None.
US Edition Of Foreign Material: None.
For the creator credits, I will only note those where I read the work the creator is being nominated for.
Writer: Whedon (for Astonishing...for something I didn't actually think was worth putting down money for, this series is getting a lot of fan wank...er, nominations).
Writer/Artist: None, sort of (I've read Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo, but not in 2004).
Writer/Artist (Humor): Foglio (Girl Genius)
Penciller/Inker: Cassaday (Astonishing, Planetary), Nord/Yeats (Conan), Darrow (Shaolin Cowboy).
Painter/Multimedia: None (Heh, Alex Ross didn't get nommed for once)
Colorist: Doherty, Martin, Stewart (various titles)
Letterer: Klein (many, many books)
Cover Artist: James Jean (Green Arrow).
Deserving of Wider Recognition: An aptly named award, as I've only even HEARD of one of the noms (McKeever).
Comics-Related Periodical: None.
Comics-Related Book: None.
Publication Design: None.
I read a lot of comics, and comment on them critically. But I'm clearly not qualified to pick from among the Eisner noms. No real surprise, though.