The Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award

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•	Jeannie Schulz Receives the 2010 Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award
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Portrait of Bob Clampett by Milton Caniff

Jeannie Schulz Receives 2010 Clampett Award

Congratulations to Jeannie Schulz, the 2010 recipient of the Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award. The Clampett was awarded to Schulz as part of the 2010 Eisner Awards held Friday, July 23, 2010, at Comic-Con International: San Diego.

The Clampett Award is named after the beloved animator and cartoonist Bob Clampett, director of countless popular Warner Bros. cartoons and the creator of Beany and Cecil.

The Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award is given out each year at a gala ceremony in conjunction with the Eisner Awards. The Eisner Awards are held under the auspices of Comic-Con International: San Diego.

Past winners of the Clampett Award:

Forrest J. Ackerman (1984), Robert A. Heinlein (1985), Bernie Wrightson and Jim Starlin (1985), Ray Bradbury (1987), June Foray (1988), Phil Yeh (1989), Sergio Aragonés (1990), the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (1991), Archie Goodwin (1992), Jack Kirby (1993), Will Eisner (1994), Maggie Thompson (1995), Andrew Vachss (1996), Joe Kubert (1997), Frank Miller (1998), Jerry Robinson (1999), Peter Laird (2000), Mark Evanier (2001), Herb Trimpe (2002), Alex Ross (2003), Mimi Cruz Carroll (2004), George Pérez (2005), Calvin Reid (2006), Neil Gaiman (2007), Paul Levitz (2008), Denis Kitchen (2009), Jeannie Schulz (2010).