Have you ever wondered why Mickey Mouse and other iconic cartoon ... an experience that informed his later creation of Krazy Kat and Ignatz Mouse. Tisserand’s shrewd commentary on racial ...

Reading “Krazy Kat” in light of Herriman’s silent struggles with his identity layers a soft poignancy over its stories of a cat, a dog, and a mouse. As a trans woman who, like Herriman ...

The mouse throws bricks at the cat, and the policeman jails him. Some aspect of this, more or less every day, for more or less 30 years, was the comic strip “Krazy Kat.” In isolation it seems ...

The strip is a rondo of unrequited love. Ignatz, a spindly splenetic mouse, despises Krazy; his greatest pleasure is beaning the hapless Kat with a brick. For Krazy, however, the brick is proof ...

and “Krazy Kat” did all three. At the heart of the strip was an offbeat love triangle. Krazy, a cat of indeterminate sex, loves Ignatz, a male mouse. Far from requiting that love, Ignatz ...

as the eternal triangle of Kat, Mouse and brick is played out over and over. Many of these gags are not particularly funny, but readers will be won over by the charm of Krazy's character and the ...

and “Krazy Kat” did all three. At the heart of the strip was an offbeat love triangle. Krazy, a cat of indeterminate sex, loves Ignatz, a male mouse. Far from requiting that love, Ignatz ...

Krazy Kat was a pretty simple strip. It had three characters. You had Krazy Kat, Ignatz Mouse, and you had Officer Pupp. Ignatz's goal in life was to hit Krazy Kat with a brick. Krazy Kat thought ...

From Trieste to Timbuktu, millions would instantly recognise Mickey Mouse ... There was Felix the Cat, Krazy Kat, the cat in Walt's own Alice pictures, and a few others. They decided on a rabbit ...

The original adventures of Krazy and Ignatz the mouse was reissued by the Taschen Verlag in 2019 as George Herriman’s 'Krazy Kat', The Complete Color Sundays 1935–1944. Edited by German art ...