Krazy and Ignatz First Sundays 1916-1924
Krazy and Ignatz First Sundays 1916-1924 by George Herriman is a comprehensive collection published by Fantagraphics Books in May 2012. This edition features 600 pages of Herriman’s iconic Sunday Krazy Kat strips, showcasing nine years of his black-and-white artistry along with ten color strips. The book also includes the complete run of the previously uncollected 1920s full-color strip, US Husbands, providing a unique glimpse into Herriman’s work.
Readers will find a rich exploration of humor and form within the comic strips and cartoons presented in this volume. The collection not only highlights the evolution of Krazy Kat but also offers insights into the creative landscape of early 20th-century comics. With its substantial page count and striking dimensions, this hardcover omnibus serves as a significant addition for fans of comics and graphic novels, capturing the essence of Herriman’s innovative style.
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Finally! Looping back to the very beginning, Fantagraphics releases itsthird (but chronologically first) hardcover omnibus collection of GeorgeHerrimans’s Sunday Krazy Kat strips, nine years’ worth of black-and-whitemasterpieces (and 10 color strips), with as a special bonus the full run of thenever-before-collected 1920s full-color US Husbands strip. Available onlyin limited quantities, never to be reprinted!
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