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The vol. 1 contains the reprints of the sunday pages from the 23rd of April 1916 to the 31st of December 1916. The introduction "The Kat's Kreation" is written by Bill Blackbeard. It follows George Herriman through all his strips involving animals, to show the genesis of the "Kat". The end Piece - "The Kat Maker - George Herriman" - by Bill Blackbeard try to describe the spirit of the author...
The introduction reproduces an entire 1918 comic page of the New York Journal, including a Krazy Kat strip, a Baron Bean, a Poly And Her Pals and other comic strips...
ISBN 0-913035-49-1 Paperback : ISBN 0-913035-48-3
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The vol. 5 contains the reprints of the sunday pages from the 4th of January 1920 to the 25th of December 1920. The introduction "Geo. Herriman's Los Angeles" written by Bob Callahan describes Herriman's work during the year 1906, in the Los Angeles Examiner. The end Piece - "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" - by Bill Blackbeard, present differents "tips & tricks" about the 1920's strips.
Hardcover : ISBN 1-56060-023-3 Paperback : ISBN 1-56060-024-1
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The vol. 6 contains the reprints of the sunday pages from the 2nd of January 1921 to the 25th of December 1921. The introduction "Geo. Herriman's Los Angeles (part II)" written by Bob Callahan continues the one of the precedent book. The end Piece - "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" - by Bill Blackbeard, present differents "tips & tricks" about the 1921's strips.
Hardcover : ISBN 0-56060-33-0 Paperback : ISBN 0-56060-34-9
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The vol. 7 contains the reprints of the sunday pages from the 5th of January 1922 to the 31st of December 1922. The introduction "A Kat of Many Kolors" by Bill Blackbeard tells the story of The JAZZ PANTOMIME and the funny papers in 1922. The end Piece - "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" - by Bill Blackbeard, present differents "tips & tricks" about the 1922's strips.
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From January 7 to March 11 1922, William Randolph Hearst introduced an experimental Saturday comics section in color that only appeared in the New York Journal. These pages have recently been uncovered, and are reprinted in this volume for the very first time. The Hearst papers soon put an end to this experiment, however, and the enclosed KRAZY pages were the last to appear in color until 1935. This volume also includes six other rarely seen Herriman color Sunday pages: selections from Major Ozone (a Little Nemo parody), Us Husbands, and Stumble Inn.
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Hardcover : ISBN 1-56060-023-3 Paperback : ISBN 1-56060-024-1
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The vol. 8 contains the reprints of the sunday pages from the 7th of January 1923 to the 30th of December 1923. The introduction "On Krazy Kat" reproduces Herriman's illustrations of a "ballet" from John Alden Carpenter as well as comments from Carpenter himself. It was first published in book form in 1923. The end Piece - "The Ignatz Mouse Debaffler Page" - by Bill Blackbeard, present differents "tips & tricks" about the 1923's strips.
Hardcover : ISBN 1-56060-023-3 Paperback : ISBN 1-56060-024-1
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