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Meticulously and lovingly restored, this exquisite, generously sized volume collects the acclaimed and groundbreaking Krazy Kat Sunday strips of 1925, 1926, and 1927.

All comics, stories and illustrations by George Herriman.

This is volume 2 of The George Herriman library"--Page facing title page.

Witty, raucous, and poetic portrayal of a love triangle between a mouse, cat, and dog, hailed as the most creative comic strip of all time. Compilation of choice strips from 1913-24.

A deluxe reprint of the first three years of the most renowned comics strip ever created.

Reprinted for the very first time, these century-old strips comprise a key early work from the creator of Krazy Kat, perhaps the most lauded cartoonist of all time.This book concludes a three-volume LOAC Essentials sub-series by presenting the final year of Baron Bean, one of Herriman's richest and funniest creations, second only to Krazy Kat, whose citizens would occasionally grace these panels. Herriman found few themes as fascinating as the...

Il Barone Bean (il cui nome si legge «Barren Bean», «testa vuota»), veste sempre con eleganza nonostante non abbia un soldo, e cerca di sbarcare il lunario con l'aiuto dell'inseparabile valletto Grimes. Sarà veramente un nobile decaduto? O si tratta di un abile, per quanto sfortunato, imbroglione? Le sue strisce, pervase da un irresistibile umorismo surreale, mettono in scena un'America giovane, dove i ruoli sociali possono ancora essere deris...

Krazy ama Ignatz di un amore totale, assoluto, inscalfibile, Ignatz odia Krazy di un odio cieco, impetuoso e incrollabile. Krazy ha il desiderio impellente di trascorrere il proprio tempo con Ignatz, di ammirarlo, assecondarlo, adularlo e venerarlo, Ignatz ha il bisogno insopprimibile di colpire Krazy con un mattone, di stordirlo, zittirlo, domarlo e scacciarlo. Krazy è un gatto, Ignatz è un topo: e la striscia di cui sono protagonisti, frutto...

Fantasgraphics's second color volume includes the Sunday strips from all of 1937 and 1938, plus more rare color art and never-before-seen Herriman memorabilia from series editor Bill Blackbeard and designer Chris Ware's files.

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A unique, stand-alone collection of some of the most graphic and brilliantly conceived daily strips ever created, along with many other gems, including the very first stand-alone Krazy & Ignatz strips and more rarities.

Collecting the complete second year of George Herriman's much-lauded pre-Krazy Kat masterpiece. Now a century old, these comic strips are reprinted here for the first time.The New York Journal of Books said that the first volume of LOAC Essentials, Baron Bean 1916, "sets the standard for archival and reprint quality." The Washington Times wrote that it's "beautiful. It showcases Mr. Herriman's developing style and his move toward a combination...

Much attention has been paid to Herrriman's Sunday full-page comics, yet it is in the daily Krazy Kat strips that the cartoonist most frankly illustrates many of his major themes, especially the shifting nature of social identity.The 1934 strips reprinted in this book fit anyone's definition of "essential." They show Krazy Kat at top speed, ever-changing, endlessly inventive, with language that sparkles with double meanings, and more, in lines...

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The most acclaimed comic strip of all-time!

Three more years of the greatest comic strip of all, with special bonus features.