Lee Lai's 'Cannon' Crowned Best Book at Doug Wright Awards
Lee Lai’s powerful graphic novel, "Cannon," just snagged the "Best Book" prize at the 2026 Doug Wright Awards. Consider these Canada's own Eisners – high praise, indeed. This win isn't just another trophy; it’s a significant nod to Lai's distinct artistic vision. "Cannon" has captivated with its unique narrative and compelling visuals, marking Lai as a major voice in contemporary comics.
“Consider these Canada's own Eisners – high praise, indeed.”
Catzye Take
This win for "Cannon" at the Doug Wrights is big. It shines a spotlight on incredible indie talent and reminds us that some of the most exciting work is happening outside the mainstream. Fans looking for truly unique graphic novel experiences should definitely check out Lai's work.
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