Introducing an extraordinary addition to the world of comic art, The George Herriman Library: Krazy & Ignatz 1916-1918. This deluxe reprint encompasses the first three years of one of the most celebrated comic strips ever created. For nearly three decades, George Herriman’s Krazy Kat delighted readers across America’s Sunday newspapers with its unique blend of humor, poetry, and artistry.

This exquisite hardcover collection compiles all the full-sized Sunday pages from the years 1916 through 1918, allowing both long-time fans and new readers to immerse themselves in the whimsical and surreal world of Krazy Kat. Inside, you will find the inventive language and haunting vistas that Herriman masterfully crafted, alongside the beguiling antics of brick throwing that define this iconic strip.

This collection is the perfect gateway into the imaginative realm of Coconino County, where you will meet the lovelorn Krazy Kat, the irritable Ignatz Mouse, and the steadfast Officer Pupp. Each character brings to life the surreal and often humorous narratives that have elevated the comic medium into a celebrated art form.

Krazy Kat’s adventures, filled with emotional depth and social commentary, are complemented by Herriman’s unmatched artistic vision. The stunning black and white illustrations capture the essence of each character and scene, engaging readers with their expressive lines and dynamic compositions. This hardcover edition not only preserves the original artistry but also enhances it, providing a tangible connection to the rich history of comic strips.

Ideal for seasoned Herriman connoisseurs and those new to the world of comic artistry, this collection promises to deliver hours of enjoyment and introspection. Whether you are looking to reminisce about the past or explore the origins of contemporary comic strips, The George Herriman Library: Krazy & Ignatz 1916-1918 is an essential addition to any bookshelf.

Join the ranks of countless readers who have found joy and inspiration in the pages of Krazy Kat. Experience the delightful chaos of Herriman’s imagination and understand why this comic strip remains a timeless treasure in the hearts of its fans.