I sincerely want to give credit where it's due, and writer/historians like Bill Blackbeard and Richard Marschall are owed huge debts of gratitude by Krazy Kat fans for the years they've spent researching and uncovering all of this. I'm just summarizing the work they've done, and putting it on the Web.
A note on locating these items: Please don't email me, as I'm not a dealer, and I have no interest in selling my personal collection. The majority of the books listed here are out of print; some are extremely rare. They show up most often on EBay. Other good online sources are Bibliofind and ABEBooks, online frontends for independent book sellers. While Amazon lists a lot of these books, they don't stock them. They also list books that were announced but never actually printed, like "The Komplete Kolor Krazy Kat Vol. 3". So don't hold your breath after ordering those...
Another note: Herriman is not listed as an author below, but he is the author, of course! Most of the authors listed are actually the editors.
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Comic World 4 |  |
0 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Unknown | Memory Lane | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Newspaer format collection of Krazy Kat sundays, possibly published in conjunction with a comic convention. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Seven Lively Arts |  |
1924 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Gilbert Seldes | Harper & Brothers | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| "The Krazy Kat That Walks By Himself" is Seldes' lyrical essay on all things Krazy, the first literary piece on Krazy Kat. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| All the Funny Folks |  |
1926 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Jack Lait, Louis Biederman | The World Today, inc. | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Wild illustrated rhyme-story \(sic\) featuring all of the cartoon characters of the day in 1926. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Music Stories for Girls and Boys | |
1926 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Donzella Cross | Ginnand Company | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| This children's reader from 1926 includes a prose adaptation of the John Alden Carpenter Krazy Kat Jazz Pantomime. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Archy and Mehitabel |  |
1927 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Don Marquis | Doubleday, Page and Co. | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | 0-385-09478-7 | |||
| The first edition came out in 1927. 3 years later, Doubleday reprinted the book with new illustrations by Herriman, who completely captured the characters. It's been reprinted numerous times since - the ISBN referenced here is for a softcover version printed in 1990. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Adventures of Krazy Kat + Ignatz Mouse in KokoLand |  |
1934 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| George Herriman | Saalfield Publishing Co. | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| This rare "Big Little Book" is hard to find in good condition. It is a book with a narrative, accompanied by drawings culled from the comic strip. It's unclear whether Herriman actually wrote the prose, but it seems unlikely, given the stiff style. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Life and Times of Archy and Mehitabel |  |
1935 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Don Marquis | Doubleday & Co. | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Marquis published two more A+M books which are compiled in this edition - "Archy Does His Part" and "Archy's Life of Mehitabel. These two feature Herriman illustrations, as well. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat |  |
1946 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Henry Holt & Co. | |||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| The first Krazy Kat collection with an introduction by E. E. Cummings, excerpted here.. This was released the year after Herriman passed away. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Comics | |
1947 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Coulton Waugh | The MacMillan Company | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Probably the first book to attempt a thorough history of comic strips, with a section on Krazy and some beautiful color reproductions. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat - A Classic from the Golden Age of Comic |  |
1969 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Joseph Greene, Rex Chessman, Dave Kaler, Ron Goulart, Ernie McGee | Nostalgia Press, Grosset & Dunlap | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| A redesigned reprint of the 1946 Krazy Kat collection was released in 1969, then rereleased in the mid-seventies. The original Cummings intro and a second piece by Barbara Gelman are included, as well as original supplemental drawings by Rick Varesi and Lois Wallace. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| George Herriman's Krazy Kat |  |
1973 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Unknown | Street Enterprizes | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| One shot that looked like it was intended to be more by the publishers of the strip collection "The Menomonee Falls Gazette". Nicely reprinted collection of Dailies. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat Komix Number 1 |  |
1974 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Joost Swarte | Real Free Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Another strip collection run by a Dutch artist who did his own Herrimanesque covers for the series. These included earlier Herriman work such as Embarrassing Moments and Family Upstairs/Dingbats strips, article reprints and other trivia. A five issue run. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat Komix Number 2 |  |
1974 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Joost Swarte | Real Free Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat Komix Number 3 |  |
1975 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Joost Swarte | Real Free Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat Komix Number 4 |  |
1975 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Joost Swarte | Real Free Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat Komix Number 5 | |
1976 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Joost Swarte | Real Free Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Baron Bean - A Complete Compilation: 1916-1917 | |
1977 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Hyperion Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-88355-641-3 | ISBN PB: | 0-88355-640-5 | ||
| Another successful Herriman Strip, which ran concurrently with Krazy for a year or two. Introduction by M. Thomas Inge. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Family Upstairs - Introducing Krazy Kat - The Complete Run | |
1977 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Hyperion Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-88355-643-X | ISBN PB: | 0-88355-642-1 | ||
| This collection of Herriman's second most successful strip includes the wonderful bottom panels that introduced Krazy Kat and Ignatz Mouse. A reprint edition released in 1992 includes a brief forward by Patrick McDonnell. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Smithsonian Collection of Newspaper Comics | |
1977 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard, Martin Williams | Smithsonian | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-87474-172-6 | ISBN PB: | 0-87474-167-X | ||
| Gigantic collection of classic strips including a number of Herriman efforts and 11 splendidly reproduced Sunday Kats. Introduction by John canaday. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Of Mice and Magic | |
1980 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Leonard Maltin | McGraw-Hill | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-07-039835-6 | ISBN PB: | |||
| Great source material on Animated Krazy Kat cartoons, which there were a wealth of, although few that carried the inspiring qualities of the strip. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Great Comic Cats |  |
1981 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard, Malcolm Whyte | Troubador Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | 0-89844-010-6 | |||
| Collection of cat comic strips with a good section on Krazy Kat. Intro by Jim davis \(Garfield\) | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Comics journal No. 84 | |
1983 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Dale Luciano | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| "Bugs Bunny, Krazy kat, Carl barks, and Casper the Friendly Ghost Meet the American Surrealists" - review of essay collection Surrealism and Its Popular Accomplices by Dale Luciano. Luciano quotes editor Franklin Rosemont's assertion that Krazy Kat offers definitive evidence that "American poetry in this century has lived primarily outside the poem". | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Nemo - The Classic Comics Library No. 1 |  |
1983 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Brilliant article chronicling Herriman's very early work by the foremost authority on the subject. This one is rich with details about Herriman's first strips, and supplemental work as a sports cartoonist, ending with a look into the roots of Krazy Kat. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Nemo - The Clasic Comics Library No. 16 | |
1985 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Rick Marschall, presumably (uncredited) | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| this is mostly a run of Baron bean strips, covering his campaign for Constable. Entitled "The Diary of a Deluded dandy - Baron bean de la mancha He Runs for Constable". The text is uncredited, but marschall, editor of the magazine, is a well-known Herriman authority. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Comics Journal No. 111 | |
1986 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| R. Fiore | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Gushing review of the strip and the McDonnell bio. "To get wrapped up in Krazy Kat is to slip into a waking dream". | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat - The Comic Art of George Herriman |  |
1986 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Patrick McDonnell, Karen O'Connell, Georgia Riley de Havenon | Harry N. Abrams, Inc. | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-8109-1211-2 | ISBN PB: | 0-8109-2313-0 | ||
| Primary reference for this web site. This is the most thorough biography of Herriman that could be pieced together, and a great meditation on the comic strip, with lots of rare color drawings and other treats. If Krazy Kat interests you, this is where you go. The book features several Sunday strips, samples of early work, and a reprint of the classic Gilbert Seldes essay "The Krazy Kat That walks By Himself". Note the main author, too - he's currently responsible for a comic strip featuring a cat and a dog called Mutts. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat 3D Comic |  |
1987 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Ray Zone | The 3-D Zone | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Pretty hard to read without the glasses, though! | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Coconino Chronicle |  |
1988 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Alec Finlay | Morning Start Publications | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| British newsprint collection of strips and 20s/30s memorabalia, with some articles on Krazy Kat. Forty pages with 130 strips from the Grierson collection, housed at Stirling University Library. All strips were originally published in 1927 and 1928. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Komplete Krazy & Ignatz Vol 1 1916 |  |
1988 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-913035-49-1 | ISBN PB: | 0-913035-48-3 | ||
| First of a bold attempt to print a complete run of Krazy Kat Sundays. Nine volumes were released in less than three years, and it was probably too aggressive a schedule. These books are beautifully put together by Bill Blackbeard, with great prints and lots of trivia. The first volume features an article on "'The Kat's Kreation" and a piece on Herriman in the back, both by Blackbeard, who is probably the foremost expert on the man. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| America's Great Comic Strip Artists |  |
1989 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Richard Marschall | Abbeville Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-89659-917-5 | ISBN PB: | |||
| Over-sized book with chapters on all of the greats and beautifull, large reproductions of their works. The Herriman chapter contains samples of ten or more strips. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 3 |  |
1989 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-913035-76-9 | ISBN PB: | 0-931035-77-7 | ||
| Introduction: "The Assassination of Comic Art" by Bill Blackbeard. End Piece: "Notes and Commentary" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 4 |  |
1989 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-913035-42-0 | ISBN PB: | 0-931035-93-7 | ||
| Introduction: "A Mouse By Any Name" by Bill Blackbeard. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Volume 2 |  |
1989 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-913035-74-2 | ISBN PB: | 0-931035-75-0 | ||
| Introduction: "Kat in Nine Bags - A Twenty Year Quest for a Phantom" by Bill Blackbeard. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Pages" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 5 | |
1990 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 1-56060-023-3 | ISBN PB: | 1-56060-024-1 | ||
| Introduction: "Geo. Herriman's Los Angeles" by Bob Callahan. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 6 |  |
1990 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-56060-33-0 | ISBN PB: | 0-56060-34-9 | ||
| Introduction: "Geo. Herriman's Los Angeles (Part II)" by Bob Callahan. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Komplete Kolor Krazy Kat Volume 1 1935-1936 | |
1990 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Rick Marshall, Bill Watterson | Kitchen Sink Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-924359-06-4 | ISBN PB: | |||
| Gorgeous collection of the first year of color Krazy Kat Sunday strips. It's extremely sad that this effort didn't span the planned seven years, but that will hopefully be addressed by Fantagraphics' current effort. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 7 |  |
1991 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-56060-063-2 | ISBN PB: | 0-56060-064-0 | ||
| Introduction: "A Kat of Many Kolors - Jazz Pantomime and the Funny Papers in 1922" by Bill Blackbeard. Special Color Section with Krazy and other Herriman strips. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 8 |  |
1991 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-56060-065-9 | ISBN PB: | 0-56060-066-7 | ||
| Introduction: "On Krazy Kat" by John Alden Carpenter. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Raw - High Culture for Lowbrows, Vol 2, No 3 |  |
1991 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| At Spiegelman, Francoise Mouly | Penguin Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| "A Tale of Tiger tea" - the whole daily run reprinted as a story. This is in the fine company of Spiegelman\'s Maus, and works by Alice \(Crumb\) Kominsky, Chris Ware, Joost Swarte \(of Real Free Press fame\), Justin Green, Gary Panter, Kim Deitch, Alan Moore,Linda Barry and Gustave Dore. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| The Komplete Kolor Krazy Kat Volume 2 1936-1937 | |
1991 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Rick Marshall | Kitchen Sink Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-924359-07-2 | ISBN PB: | |||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Komplete Kat Komics Vol 9 | |
1992 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard | Turtle Island/Eclipse Books | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 1-56060-102-7 | ISBN PB: | 1-56060-103-5 | ||
| Introduction: "Krazy Kat - The Story of the Pantomime" by John Alden Carpenter. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Nemo - The Classic Comics Libray No. 32 | |
1992 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Edward Sorel | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| "Krazy Kat - A Love Story". Source of some Hearst gossip, this article is far less interesting than the earlier Nemo pieces. I believe that, unfortunately, this was the last issue of Nemo,. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Inks Vol 1 No. 2 |  |
1994 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Kenneth Barker | Ohio State University Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| "A Theological Reflection on Krazy Kat". somewhat pathetic treatise arguing that Krazy Kat might be an allegory for biblical concepts of God and the devil (Guess which one Ignatz is supposed to be!). Barker admits that the fact that Krazy adores being hit with Ignatz' bricks somewhat weakens his premise. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| American Comic Classics |  |
1995 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Richard Marschall | United States Postal Service | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| This book honored the occassion of the release of the Comic Strip Classic stamps in 1995. It includes chapters on each of the characters, including Krazy. Great table top book for classic strip fans. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| archyology - the long lost tales of archy and mehitabel |  |
1996 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Don Marquis, Jeff Adams, Ed Frascino | University Press of New England | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-87451-745-1 | ISBN PB: | |||
| The title says it all! Over 60 years later, further works of the transmogified poet lauriat were uncovered and compiled by Jeff Adams. Unfortunately, George wasn't around to illustrate these, but Ed Frascino does an admirable job filling those big shoes. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Inks Vol 3 No. 2 | |
1996 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| M. Thomas Inge | Ohio State University Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| "Was Krazy Kat Black? The Racial Identity of George Herriman". This article discusses the 1971 S.F. Chronicle report that Herriman's birth certificate listed him as "colored" and largely rejects that, while likely true, this was a significant factor in his life and art. A well researched and interesting article.. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Kat - 30 Postcards |  |
1996 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Mia Galison | Stewart, Tabori & Chang | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 1-55670-522-0 | ISBN PB: | |||
| Beautiful collection of postcards culled from color Sundays. Cover illustrations by Brenda Brown Fortunato. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Homage to George Herriman | |
1997 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Berkson, Glenna Pott | Campbell-Thiebaud Gallery | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Exhibit book for a 1997 San Francisco exhibit on Herriman at Wayne thibaud's gallery. Wonderful not only for the Herriman art, but also examples of works inspired by him by cartoonists and painters like Bill Griffith, Ron Nagle, Art Spiegelman, Richard Diebenkorn, and Thiebaud himself. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy Herriman | |
1997 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Thierry Groensteen | Musee de la bande dessinee | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| Beautiful Exhibit Book from a show at the premiere cartoon museum in Angouleme, France. In french, with rare photos and memorabalia. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| archyology ii (The Final Dig) | |
1998 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Don Marquis, Jeff Adams, Ed Frascino | University Press of New England | ||||
| ISBN HC: | 0-87451-853-9 | ISBN PB: | |||
| Volume 2 of the lost poems of Archy the Cockroach. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Collector's Eye Vol 2, No. 4 | |
1999 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Donna Kaonis | Collector Media co. | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| This one seems worth throwing in the bibliography - an article on collecting Krazy Kat art. Notable less for the subject matter than the beautiful color, glossy repros of rare herriman watercolors and hand-painted strips. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Dailies 1918-1919 | |
2001 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Gregory Fink, Bill Blackbeard | Stinging Monkey Publications | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | 0-9688676-0-X | |||
| Possibly the first in a series reprinting hard to find dailies. Introduction by Bill Blackbeard. | |||||
| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Complete Full Page Comic Striips 1927-1928 |  |
2002 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard, Chris Ware | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | 1-56097-507-5 | |||
| Volume 2, aka "Love Letters in Ancient Brick". Introduction: Pilfering Mrs. Kwak-Wak's Good Old Goods and Goodies Bag: Scoop the First" by Bill Blackbeard. End Piece: "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" by Bill Blackbeard.; |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Krazy + Ignatz - The Complete Full Page Comic Strips 1925-1926 |  |
2002 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Bill Blackbeard, Chris Ware | Fantagraphics | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | 1-5689-97386-2 | |||
| Beautifully designed continuation of the Eclipse Krazy + Ignatz project. Introduction: "By George, It's Krazy" by Bill Blackbeard. End Piece: The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page by Bill Blackbeard. |
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| Title | Cover | Year | |||
| Comics Revue |  |
2003 | |||
| Author | Publisher | ||||
| Rick Norwood | Manuscript Press | ||||
| ISBN HC: | ISBN PB: | ||||
| The longest running source of Krazy Kat fixes. Rick publishes six dailies in most every issue, occassionally digging up rare treasures. Well worth a subscription, which you can get from the Comics Review web site. | |||||
Krazy Kat pages created and maintained by Peter Campbell
Krazy Kat and related characters © 2003 King Features Syndicate, Inc. World rights reserved.
Bibliography
The Comic Strip Classics Mailing List is devoted to Krazy Kat, Little Nemo,Little Orphan Annie and all of the glorious strips from the first half of the 20th century. To signup, visit the Comic Strip Classics Discussion Group.
The Krazy & Ignatz Mailing List is a great source for Krazy Kat discussion and sharing of Krazy kat art. From it's inception in early 2002, there have been pretty much daily postings of beautifully-scanned Krazy Kat dailies. (Participation requires joining the group and is subject to moderator approval).
My source for biographical info on Don Marquis and other archy information was an anonymous letter.
