filled her head with those stories" and apologised to him. But when Khoury relayed this to Yronwode during his interview with her she denied it, maintaining that the "conversation with Dez Skinn about that" never happened and that she never apologised. Comix: The Underground Revolution In 2004 Collins & Brown published Skinn's book Comix: The Underground Revolution. Skinn's authorship of the book was contested by Patrick Rosenkranz and Trina Robbins. Rosenkranz alleged that "Skinn's book extensively "borrowed" from [his own book] Rebel Visions: The Underground Comix Revolution 1963–1975" by using as its title "the same four words, cleverly rearranged, [used] as the subtitle of [his] book," "helping himself to quotes from many interviews [he] conducted, repeating facts and figures that [he] dug up," and "reprint[ing] seven of [his] photographs without permission." Skinn responded by insisting that "No theft was intended". Skinn claims that those seven photographs had been implemented by one of the ghost writers subcontracted by him and when he found out about it, he apologised to and paid Rosenkranz. Skinn claims also that the book title was chosen by the commissioning publisher. Robbins noted that she wrote Chapter 6, "Girls on Top?" for Comix: The Underground Revolution but was not given credit. "... Dez e-mailed me with a request to contribute a chapter on women in the underground ... I did get paid for it ... one usually expects to be credited for what one writes". Skinn claims that he informed Robbins that no sub-contractors were credited in any of the publisher's titles, and that as the chapter was primarily about her, any such credit would have completely undermined its purported objectivity. Awards Eagle Award He has won a number of Eagle Awards: 1977: "Favourite Specialist Comics Publication — Pro," for House of Hammer (editor) 1978: "Favourite British Pro Comics Publication," for Starburst Magazine (editor) 1983 "Favorite New Comic — UK," for Warrior "Favorite Comic — UK," for Warrior 1985: "Best UK Title," for Warrior National Comics Awards The Eagle Awards were replaced during the period 1997–2003 by the National Comics Awards: 1997: "Role of Honour" "Best Specialist Magazine or Website," for Comics International 1999: "Best Specialist Magazine or Website," for Comics International 2001: "Best Specialist Magazine or Website," for Comics International 2003: "Best Specialist Magazine or Website," for Comics International Society of Strip Illustration 1982: "The Frank Bellamy Award for Lifetime Achievement" Bibliography Comix: The Underground Revolution