Corky Comic Strips CollectionVarious Corky Sunday Comic Strips from 1936,1937,1938,1939Now you can re-live (or, enjoy for the first time) these great adventures from generations past, with UP History and Hobby line of comic reprints. The comic reprints from Golden Age Reprints and UP History and Hobby are reproduced from actual classic comics, and sometimes reflect the imperfection of books that are decades old. These books are constantly updated with the best version available - if you are EVER unhappy with the experience or quality of a book, return the book to us to exchange for another title or the upgrade as new files become available. CS12967 20143868

by George Herman; designed by Chris Ware; edited by Bill Blackbeard The heretofore black-and-white Sunday Krazy Kat returned in full spectacular color in June 1935, collected here from then through 1936, with a flood of rare color extras and a revelatory essay by Jeet Heer.

This Rose is Rose comic strip collection stars the charming Gumbo family in a fantastical world all their own. The art combines dreams and reality as the stars live out their lives in sweeping fashion and the artwork begs to be cherished and collected. Peekaboo Planet is a fantastic collection of Rose is Rose cartoons that gives readers another fun peek into the hilarity of the Gumbo family. Rose, Jimbo, Pasquale, and of course the family kitten Peekaboo, are at it again in a full-color collection of strips. From backyard blow-up swimming pools pilates to the fishing pole that got away, Rose is Rose is always good for a laugh.

The fourth volume of chronological reprintings of the classic newspaperstrip Krazy Kat portrays the deceptively simple triangle hat sustatained if formore than 30 years. Sexually indeterminate Krazy waits lovingly to be beanedby bricks-- invariably interpreted as tokens of affection--lobbed by causticIgnatz Mouse; meanwhile, Offissa Pupp attempts , usually vainly to thwartIgnatz, in part to uphold the forces of order and in part out of unrequited lovefor the Kat. Herriman's brilliant graphics and imaginative designs ,and the poetry in the characters' fanciful, fractured dialogue, add up tosomething still unmatched in comics-- or any other medium. These Sundayepisodes from 1931-1932 appear in their original black in white. This oneincludes an informative essay on Herriman's pre-Krazy career and samples the'31-32 daily strips. Three quarters of a century after their creation, theseincomparable comics retain their ineffable appeal, especially in this beautifulshowcase volume.

The most acclaimed comic strip of all-time!

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

A series of comic strips by George Herriman which feature the adventures of Krazy and Ignatz.