^ '2016 New Zealand Arts Awards Recipients Announced'.^ Award-winning graphic novelist appointed Literary Fellow - The University of Auckland Archived at the Wayback Machine.^ 2002 Harvey Award Nominees and Winners, Comic Book Awards Almanac.Hicksville fue nominado a dos premios Ignatz, un premio Harvey y dos premios Alph’Art, ganó dos premios Goodies y fue elegido libro del año por The Comics Journal. ^ 2002 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, Comic Book Awards Almanac Esta nueva edición es una versión ampliada, ya que el autor Dylan Horrocks ha revisado su obra y ha añadido una introducción de 13 páginas.' The blackout is over - now it's time to get rid of s92.' 23 February 2009. ^ ' Scoop Coverage: Blackout Against Section 92A.' 20 February 2009.'Wizard of Hicksville: Horrocks talks 'Hunter: Age of Magic' '. ^ Dylan Horrocks: The First Name In Magic, Comics Bulletin.He currently serialises new work online at Hicksville Comics. His graphic novel Sam Zabel and the Magic Pen, featuring one of the main characters from Hicksville, was published by Fantagraphics in 2014. In the last decades Horrocks has written and drawn a wide range of projects including scripts for Vertigo's Hunter: The Age of Magic and the Batgirl series, and Atlas, published by Drawn & Quarterly. French, Spanish and Italian editions have since been published. Hicksville was published in book form in 1998, achieving considerable critical success. He also produced Pickle, published by Black Eye Comics, in which the 'Hicksville' story originally appeared. Upon returning to New Zealand in the mid-1990s, Horrocks had a half-page strip called 'Milo's Week' in the current affairs magazine New Zealand Listener from 1995 to 1997. He then moved to the United Kingdom where he self-published several minicomics and co-founded Le Roquet, a comics annual. Later in the decade he began to get international recognition, having work published by Australia's Fox Comics and the American Fantagraphics Books. Horrocks has been involved in the New Zealand comic scene since the mid-1980s, when he co-founded Razor with Cornelius Stone and had his work published in the University of Auckland student magazine Craccum. A Dylan Horrocks cartoon on the subject of internet piracy, drawn in a similar style to Pickle and 'Milo's Week'.

Hicksville by Dylan Horrocks