THE ALLEY AWARDS
The Alley Awards are the oldest widely recognized American comic book award in the history of the industry. Organized by the “Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors,” the Alley Award were named for caveman comic strip character “Alley Oop,” and ran from 1961 to 1969. They were distributed at Philadelphia’s Comic Art Convention, and discontinued when the ACBFC was disbanded in 1970.
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD (1955) #42
- 1962: Best Single Comic Book Cover
THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD (1955) #79
- 1968: Best Full-Length Story
CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN (1958)
- 1967: Best Comic Magazine, Non-Super-Powered Group Title
- 1967: Best Normal Adventure Group
- 1964: Best Comic Book Cover
- 1961: Best Cover
- 1961: Best Story
- 1964: Best Short Story, “Doorway to the Unknown”
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA (1960)
- 1961: Best Regularly Published Comic Book
- 1963: Favorite Novel (#21-22)
- 1962: Best Book-Length Story (#75)
- 1963: Comic Displaying Best Interior Color Work