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[RECEIVED AWARD]	Inkwell Awards - The Sinnott Hall of Fame Award: Mark McKenna (b. 1957)
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Combat Jacks / 1 page (from Combat Jacks (Banana Tale Press, 2012 series) #1 [Kickstarter Edition] )
[STORY]	The Job Hunt / Jughead / 8 pages (from Archie's Pal Jughead Comics (Archie, 1993 series) #213 (July 2012))
[STORY]	Innehåll / 1 page (from Star Wars: The Old Republic (Egmont, 2012 series) #3/2012 ([13 december] 2012))
[STORY]	...Must Come Down / Grifter / 20 pages (from Grifter (DC, 2011 series) #8 (June 2012))
[STORY]	["Welcome to Maia."] / Combat Jacks / 26 pages (from Combat Jacks (Banana Tale Press, 2012 series) #1 [Kickstarter Edition] )
[STORY]	The Lost Suns del 3 / Star Wars / 22 pages (from Star Wars: The Old Republic (Egmont, 2012 series) #3/2012 ([13 december] 2012))
[STORY]	Wash & Warry / Betty and Veronica / 5 pages (from Betty and Veronica (Archie, 1987 series) #260 (August 2012))
[STORY]	Pet Fret / Archie / 6 pages (from Archie (Jumbo Comics) Double Digest (Archie, 2011 series) #227 (May 2012))
[STORY]	Westward Woe! / Spider-Man / 22 pages (from Marvel Omnibus : Spider-Man par McFarlane (Panini France, 2012 series) (octobre 2012))

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