Krazy \u0026 Ignatz: 1929-1930L'uomo dietro al cane dietro al topo dietro al gatto. (Krazy \u0026 Ignatz Vol. 1) By George Herriman

Krazy \u0026 Ignatz: 1929-1930L'uomo dietro al cane dietro al topo dietro al gatto. (Krazy \u0026 Ignatz Vol. 1) By George Herriman Paperback 8895195663 9788895195667 Comics Graphic Novels Krazy \u0026 Ignatz: 1929 1930Luomo dietro al cane dietro al topo dietro al gatto. (Krazy \u0026 Ignatz Vol. 1) This third volume, clocking in at 112 pages, finds Herriman flowering into the peak of his inventiveness, liberated at last from the constraints of his syndicates chosen format. Gorgeous cartoons are augmented by rare photos of Herriman, rare art (including a strip by Popeye creator E.C. Segar which uses Herrimans stork to announce the birth of his child), and the usual stunning design work by Chris Ware.

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George Herriman was born August 2nd 1880 He was an African American cartoonist whose comic strip Krazy Kat has been said by many to be America s greatest cartoon Herriman was born in New Orleans but his Creole family soon moved to California As a teenager he contributed drawings to local newspapers In his early 20s he moved to New York City and freelanced until newspaper mogul William Randolph Hearst hired him for the New York Evening Journal During the first decade of the 20th century Herriman s first success was called The Family Upstairs Krazy Kat gained independence on October 28 1913 as a cartoon character of his own and ran until George Herriman died in 1944 Krazy Kat never achieved wide popularity among newspaper reader George Herriman was born August 2nd 1880 He was an African American cartoonist whose comic strip Krazy Kat has been said by many to be America s greatest cartoon Herriman was born in New Orleans but his Creole family soon moved to California As a teenager he contributed drawings to local newspapers In his early 20s he moved to New York City and freelanced until newspaper mogul William Randolph Hearst hired him for the New York Evening Journal During the first decade of the 20th century Herriman s first success was called The Family Upstairs Krazy Kat gained independence on October 28 1913 as a cartoon character of his own and ran until George Herriman died in 1944 Krazy Kat never achieved wide popularity among newspaper readers though it attracted a highbrow following Fans included Pablo Picasso Charlie Chaplin Walt Disney F Scott Fitzgerald Frank Capra H L Mencken and Ernest Hemingway Krazy Kat s lengthy tenure owed much to Hearst s personal love of the strip Acceptance by the cultural mainstream grew after Herriman s death as Krazy Kat appeared in an animated series by Paramount Studios and even in a novel Throughout the 20th century cartoonists have considered Krazy Kat the founding father or mother of sophisticated comic strips site_link This third volume clocking in at 112 pages finds Herriman flowering into the peak of his inventiveness liberated at last from the constraints of his syndicate s chosen format Gorgeous cartoons are augmented by rare photos of Herriman rare art including a strip by Popeye creator E. Krazy & ignatz book review C Segar which uses Herriman s stork to announce the birth of his child and the usual stunning design work by Chris Ware Krazy u0026 Ignatz 1929 1930L uomo dietro al cane dietro al topo dietro al gatto Krazy u0026 Ignatz Vol 1

Krazy \u0026 Ignatz: 1929-1930L'uomo dietro al cane dietro al topo dietro al gatto. (Krazy \u0026 Ignatz Vol. 1) By George Herriman
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Krazy \u0026 Ignatz: 1929-1930L'uomo dietro al cane dietro al topo dietro al gatto. (Krazy \u0026 Ignatz Vol. 1).