(American underground cartoonist, illustrator, best known for his long-running comic strip,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American cartoonist, Disney, Scrooge McDuck)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist and graphic novelist,. See Also: Chip Beck)

(Letterer, KSP logo,)

(American cartoonist,,. Includes correspondence with Toni Mendez, as well as contracts and other business records.)

(American cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist and graphic novelist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground and political cartoonist, film designer)

(American visionary painter and performer)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American illustrator and comic book artist,)

(American underground cartoonist and musician,, et. al.)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American cartoonist, writer, and graphic novelist,Includes royalty information.)

(American cartoonist,,)

(American science fiction author)

(comics historian, author of)

(American syndicated cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,,)

(American underground cartoonist/caricaturist)

(Dutch cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,; "Are we having fun yet?")

(Canadian underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist and poster artist,,)

(American underground cartoonist,,)

(Correspondence related to the appearance; there is no correspondence from Larry King.)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American cartoonist and editor,,,)

(American comic book writer, publisher, editor-in-chief, Marvel Comics)

(American underground cartoonist,, et. al.)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(Includes copies of Lynch's "Little Ladies" zine)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American alternative cartoonist,)

(American underground rock writer, novelist, poet)

(British author and graphic novelist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist)

(American underground cartoonist and painter, longtime KSP art director, editor of)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American comic book artist,)

(American comic book writer and illustrator,)

(comic book distributor, organized first significant comic book conventions; introduced Eisner and Kitchen)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,,)

(American cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist, fantasy artist/illustrator)

(American underground cartoonist and early psychedelic artist)

(American comic book writer, KSP editor,)

(American underground comic creators,)

(American underground cartoonist and pop-surrealist painter,)

(American EC Comics cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American cartoonist,Includes correspondence with wife Honor and son Monte after Basil Wolverton's 1974 stroke.)

(American film director,,)

(card set)

(artist,,, etc.)

(DC Comics artist,)

(Borgen Forlag)

(a.k.a. Justine Rochefoucald. "Dragon Woman")

(French Publisher)

(Dark Horse editor, late 1990s)

(Dark Horse,, late 1990s)

(Kitchen Sink Press editor)

(contributor, )

(,)

()

(WFMU radio/card set)

(Film director)

(San Francisco Comic Book Company)

(American underground cartoonist,, Cheap Suit Serenaders,)

(Artist,)

(Old blues musician in Zwigoff film)

(TVOntario)

(Alex Toth/Caniff business)

(business)

()

(Artist;)

()

(Bagginer Press; collector)

(,)

(Tundra)

(UW Hockey cards)

(James Bama art)

(Bess Cutler Gallery)

(Early public relations)

(DC Comics writer,,, et. al.)

()

()

()

(artist, graphic novelist,, et.al.)

()

(Professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)

(Rip Off Press)

(Green Mountain Editions)

(Cyberpunk writer)

()

(Editor ofAnd an important Kitchen Sink Press alum)

(Artist,)

(Appears that this is Charles Burns)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(Modern Graphics)

()

(Rick Griffin estate)

(intro,comics scholar)

(Business and bookkeeping consultant at Kitchen Sink Press)

()

(Collector)

(Visionary artist)

(Business file related to)

(Visionary artist)

(French artist,,)

(Tundra artist)

(Macchia Nera)

(Paragon, AC Comics)

(San Francisco Academy of Comic Art)

(writer, educator,, friend of Hunter S. Thompson and Ralph Steadman)

(artist, graphic novelist,)

(Humorist)

(Re: Betty Page images. Includes correspondence from Linda Blue.)

(artist, son of Vaughn Bode,Includes correspondence with Vaughn Bode.)

(Underground cartoonist,)

(Madison Square Press)

(Canadian artist)

(Bowen Design Studios; toys)

(artist/film director,, et. al.)

(SLC Punk project)

(Artist; widow of Harvey Pekar)

(Business file related to)

(Editor,)

(artist,,, et. al.)

(Art collector, Stanislaw Szukalski scholar)

(Record dealer)

(DC Comics)

()

(Art director, Kitchen Sink press, DC Comics)

(Marvel Comics)

(Canadian artist and graphic novelist)

(Institute of White Noise)

(Pulp dealer)

(Artist. See Also: Dave Schreiner files)

(Magazine)

(re: Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF) )

(Abraxas Studio head and important art director, including the development of the graphic novel)

(Godine)

()

(Retired senior lecturer, Brown University. Author of over 35 books includingand)

()

(artist,,)

(The Traveling Information Center)

(Artist,)

()

(Comic Book Legal Defense Fund)

(Letterer, KSP logo,. Includes material related to the F.G. Cooper book.)

(Horror and science fiction artist)

(Scottish artist,,)

()

(Artist/Writer)

(Ohio State University Library for Communication and Graphic Arts)

(Artist/Writer,)

(Australian artist/writer; Eisner collaborator)

(Graphitti Designs)

(Graphic novelist;)

(Feminist cartoonist)

()

(Beat Brothers)

(American artist)

(Alphaville)

()

(American underground cartoonist and graphic novelist,,)

(Comic art dealer)

(American visionary painter and performer)

(Artist)

(American underground cartoonist,)

()

()

(magazine)

(Canadian underground cartoonist and artist;,,)

(Artist,)

(American illustrator and comic book artist,)

()

(Senior Editor at Kitchen Sink Press)

(Wife of Robert Crumb)

(Son of Robert Crumb)

(American underground cartoonist,)

("The Residents" (band) )

(Designer,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(Cartoonist,)

(Art-historian, co-author, with Denis Kitchen, of)

(Real name of the artist XNO)

(artist, Hard Boiled; The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, Shaolin Cowboy)

(, et al)

(Canadian comic book artist best known for Marvel Comics'licensed series and. He was considered a mentor by independent comic writer/artist Dave Sim.)

(American author, editor, journalist, and writing teacher, perhaps best known for his comics-themed novels including thetrilogy and)

(Artist)

(Editions Delcourt)

(writer,,)

(scholar, collector)

(American comic book artist/writer () and underground comic book distributor) (father of actor Leonardo DiCaprio) )

(Famed editor, Harry N. Abrams,)

(French cartoonist and television presenter; co-founder ofin 1974.)

(American comic book writer,,)

(The Church of the SubGenius is an American parody and UFO religion that targets established faiths. It teaches a complex belief system that focuses on J.R. "Bob" Dobbs, purportedly a salesman from the 1950s who is revered as a prophet by the Church.)

(Marvel Comics publisher)

(Musician; R. Crumb's Cheap Suite Serenaders)

(American film director known for making low-budget science fiction and horror films as well as work in underground comix and publishing;,)

(Apex Novelties, San Francisco underground comics publisher)

(American comic strip letterer, artist, and the founder of the San Diego Comic Con International)

(Journalism professor, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) )

(Canadian underground cartoonist,)

(American radio broadcaster and record collector specializing in novelty songs, comedy, and strange or unusual recordings)

(Artist,)

(Artist, particularly known for illustrating works of Harvey Pekar)

(French comics historian and Harvey Kurtzman scholar)

(creator,and Denis Kitchen's business partner, 1993-98)

(Film producer)

(Son of Will Eisner)

(American cartoonist,,)

(Artist,)

(American science fiction author)

(British artist and graphic novelist)

(Artist,,)

(American sculptor)

(American artist and designer)

(American artist)

(Comics historian, author of)

(American comic book and television writer,)

(Artist,)

(Early 1930s comics industry figure,)

(American artist known for parodies of Disney characters)

(Musician, Reptile Palace Orchestra)

(American syndicated cartoonist, Feiffer)

(American writer, editor, and artist, EC Comics,)

(Italian film director)

(Art director/designer, annual Spectrum Awards)

(Artist)

(English professor and expert on Kurt Vonnegut, J.D. Salinger, and R. Crumb)

(American comic book writer and editor,)

(Daughter of cartoonist Barbara Hill Fiske of Quarry Hill and one-time girlfriend of Art Spiegelman)

(An American animator, composer,)

(An American editor-writer-illustrator and underground cartoonist,)

(Fanzine editor,, first published Reed Waller's)

()

(American underground journalist and activist in the 1970s. For many years he ran the Underground Press Syndicate (later called the Alternative Press Syndicate), and was the founder in summer 1974 ofmagazine.)

(Noted historian of Blacks in comics)

(Underground cartoonist (), Kitchen Sink Press' Paris-based international rights agent and wife of Gilbert Shelton)

(Writer, S. Clay Wilson collaborator,)

(American radio and television personality, credited with hosting the first television talk show (NYC) )

(Co-founder,zine and blog)

(American science fiction and fantasy artist)

()

(American underground cartoonist/caricaturist)

(Writer, brother of Drew Friedman)

()

(Pulp scholar,)

(Contributor,)

(DustBooks,)

(English author of short fiction, novels, comic books, graphic novels, audio theatre and films:and novels, and. He has won numerous awards, including Hugo, Nebula, Bram Stoker, Newbery Medal and Carnegie Medal.)

(American publisher and co-editor of EC Comics. Following a shift in EC's direction in 1950 Gaines presided over what became an artistically influential and historically important line of mature-audience comics. He published the popular satirical magazinefor over 40 years)

(Owner, Fotofolio)

(Television historian/archivist)

(Comedy writer,)

(Artist who collaborated with James Vance onand the revival of Harvey Kurtzman's. See Also: Dave Schreiner correspondence and Vance "Owl Hoots"-this written on the hanging file.)

(Author,)

(American cartoonist, illustrator, graphic novelist)

(American photographer, journalist, publisher, and an artist in underground comics)

(American publisher, cartoonist, novelist and an artist-writer for both animation and comic books, Nostalgia Press,(film) )

(Owner, Diamond Comics Distributor)

(American artist and author,)

(Musician,)

(Controversial British artist,,,,,,)

(American comic book artist and writer)

(American-born British screenwriter, film director, animator, actor and member of Monty Python. Films:(1985),(1988),(1991),(1995),(1998))

(American writer, brother of Gary Gilmore)

(American author, editor, publisher (). He was best known for publishing books and magazines on erotica and art and for his conviction in 1963 for violating federal obscenity laws.)

(American cartoonist, illustrator, painter, and novelist)

(Author,)

(Gold was media coordinator for the defense for the Chicago Conspiracy Trial, is a former Group Editor and Director of Editorial Development at DC Comics, co-founder of First Comics)

(American journalist and writer for, eventually becoming executive editor. He specializes in gay and lesbian issues, music, and counterculture topics)

(Art director, First Comics)

(One of R. Crumb's girlfriends in the 1970s)

(Journalist, writer, and early Denis Kitchen collaborator)

(American comic book writer, editor, and artist., creator-owned Epic Comics as well as adapting. He is regularly cited as the "best-loved comic book editor, ever."))

(Television writer and producer:etc.)

(Crime writer,)

(Artist,)

(Cartoonist,)

(American popular culture historian and genre author)

()

(London-based journalist, curator, writer and broadcaster,)

(Artist/cartoonist,)

(Sister of Justin Green who briefly lived at Denis Kitchen's Princeton Wisconsin complex)

(Underground comix publisher,)

(African American cartoonist notable for being the first black participant in both the 1960s fan art movement and the 1970s underground comics movement,and)

(Promoter, Comic Art Convention)

(Editor,, and)

(Editor,)

(Artist,)

(Artist,)

(Publisher,)

(Writer/artist,)

(American artist and psychedlic poster designer,, The Grateful Dead,Includes correspondence with his Gina Griffin.)

((American underground cartoonist,; "Are we having fun yet?")

(Sister of Bill Griffith and one-time girlfriend of Justin Green)

(Legendary Detroit poster artist, MC5 (band), White Panthers)

(Publisher, Fantagraphics)

(Photographer, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (UWM) classmate,)

()

(American artist, Boilerplate robot hoax)

(Milton Caniff's nephew and the executor of his estate)

(Americana collectibles scholar)

(Comic art dealer)

(American illustrator and cartoonist,)

(Creator,)

(Comic book store owner, Jim Hanley's Universe, New York City)

(Cartoonist,and others)

(Actor, "Leatherface" in)

(Deputy Publisher at Kitchen Sink Press, also an intellectual property lawyer and literary agent; founded Kitchen and Hansen Agency with Denis Kitchen in 1999)

(cartoonist:)

(Canadian professor, early teacher of comics and publisher of Will Eisner's)

()

(author, critic and cartoonist)

(American cartoonist, co-creator of thecomic strip)

(Northampton-based rock photographer)

(American underground cartoonist in the late 1960s and early 1970s. His comics were drawn in an expressionistic, primitivist style and usually dealt with grim subject matter such as paranoia, violent crime, and drug abuse)

()

(Editor,)

(Design writer)

(American cartoonist/comics artist,w/ Neil Gaiman)

(Artist,)

()

(Co-founder/owner, Nelvana Productions, adapted Kitchen Sink Press'into, 1993)

(Canadian underground cartoonist,)

(Artist/publisher,magazine, student of Eisner and Kurtzman)

(Cartoon Network,)

(Artist,)

(Comics historian)

(Artist)

(Comic writer,)

(Cartoonist,, and the National Cartoonist Society magazine)

(Canadian, founder ofhumor magazine)

(Attorney and vice-president of Kitchen Sink Press during Ocean Capital years, 1995-98)

(American cartoonist. With business partner Will Eisner he co-founded Eisner & Iger, a comic book packager that produced comics on demand for new publishers during the late-1930s and 1940s period known to fans and historians as the Golden Age of Comic Books.)

(American comic book artist: EC Comics' and)

(American lawyer and comic book author:)

(Ne Spat! publishing house in Moscow)

(Brother and estate executor of Greg Irons)

(Comic art dealer, Graphic Collectibles)

(American cartoonist and comics historian)

(American underground cartoonist,,)

(Longtime assistant to cartoonist Mort Walker and comics historian)

(British comic book writer, Marvel Comics)

(Editor, DC Comics/Prism)

(American illusionist, Penn & Teller, and financial investor in Kitchen Sink Press)

(Comics writer/author,)

(Canadian novelist, illustrator, and editor,for Warren Publishing. As the founding editor ofin 1963, he is notable for a significant milestone in comics history by proving there was a readership eager to read graphic stories in a black-and-white magazine format rather than in a color comic book.)

(Children's author,series)

(American comic book artist and writer, credited along with Bill Finger as the creator of)

(Writer and comedian. He is the author of the book, and a writer formagazine.)

(American cartoonist, editor:,)

()

(Artist, writer and painter: graphic novel,)

(American animator and comic artist:)

(American comic book writer, penciler and editor:, and)

(American editor, King Features Syndicate, author of)

(American artist;)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(Vintage psychedelic poster artist and now sight-impaired "image maker")

(Attorney who founded the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in New York City)

(Adaptor,)

(German author, journalist and lecturer on comic art)

(Longtime publisher at Comics Buyers Guide, briefly with Kitchen Sink Press)

(Actor who played Chehov on Star Trek and Alfred Bester in Babylon 5 and an avid button collector)

(Comic art collector)

(Fred Siebert associate, Frederator Studios)

(Noted German gay comic artist;)

(jazzdjcartoonistlibrarian)

(American cartoonist and punk poster artist)

(Mentalist inspired by Mandrake the Magician who Denis Kitchen met while guests on the Larry King show)

(Canadian animator, creator ofSpumco)

()

(Denis Kitchen's alter ego)

(American comic book artist, art teacher and founder of The Kubert School,and)

(Psychedelic artist)

(a.k.a. Robert Cavey. Early underground cartoonist best known for his non sequitur t-shirt, "Fred the Duck, Take a Shit")

(Editor,, credited with first using the term "graphic novel" prior to Will Eisner's coincidental use on)

(alternative/underground cartoonist,, and his syndicated strip, created with wife, Patty LaBan)

(comic book artist/children's author,,)

(Artist,)

(Initially an underground comix writer () then Denis Kitchen's first business partner, 1971-75)

(American alternative cartoonist,(later), which ran for almost twenty years)

(Correspondence with the National Committee for John & Yoko, only.)

(artist,)

(Girlfriend of Phil Seuling, Seagate Distribution)

(American artist and illustrator best known for his caricatures in.)

(American comic book writer, editor and executive: president of DC Comics from 2002-2009)

(Early fanzine editor/publisher and comic art dealer)

(Kitchen Sink Press Senior Designer)

(British comics artist, illustrator of, written by Alan Moore)

(Journalism professor at University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee and editor ofwho gave Denis Kitchen his earliest professional assignments. Author of posthumously publishedand)

(French author of books about films and television, as well as numerous comic books and translations of a number of animation screenplays)

(American underground cartoonist,, et. al.)

(1960-1992)

(Outgoing letters only)

(Writer/publisher,)

(Detroit rock poster artist and illustrator)

(Editors,fanzines. Lesleigh later married Dave Schreiner per writing on folder.)

(American comic artist, painter and novelist)

(Cartoonist)

(Bulgarian comic book illustrator, Marvel's)

(Film critic/historian)

(Comic book store owner)

(Artist, brother of Dale Manesis, and early contributor to, others)

(Canadian documentary filmmaker,)

(American cartoonist/writer,)

(Editor, Vortex Comics)

(Kitchen Sink Press employee and executive assistant to Kitchen in the mid-1990s)

(American comic book writer, animator, and one of the first women underground comix creators,, 1973-78. See Also: Fling Magazine.)

(A writer/editor () and comic strip historian, "America's foremost authority on pop culture."--)

(American cartoonist,)

(American cartoonist)

(founder/publisher, Alternative Comics)

(American illustrator and portrait artist)

()

(American artist, best known for his critique-laden comics, cartoons, paintings, graphics, performances and writings that encompass a disturbing yet humorous catalog of the social ills and shortcomings of human civilization,)

(alternative cartoonist and specialist in 3-D conversion for comic books)

(American cartoonist & country music fan)

(Canadian artist,, others)

(American cartoonist and comics theorist:(1993),(2000) and(2006) )

(Canadian cartoonist, artist, writer,)

(Cartoonist/illustrator;)

(British illustrator, photographer, comic book artist,)

(Harvey Awards)

(Editorial staff,)

(American screenwriter,)

(agent for writers and cartoonists handling negotiations, licensing and syndication/secondary rights agreements)

(American literary agent, Scott Meredith Literary Agency)

(cartoonist,magazine)

(American comic book writer and artist)

(Publisher, Catalan Communications)

(American underground cartoonist and animator,)

(American artist,(poster) )

(Albin Michel, French publisher)

(American writer, artist, and film director:, and. He also directed the film version of)

(Canadian comic book artist and writer,)

(American underground cartoonist, co-founder of Kitchen Sink Press)

(Japanese comics expert, the first to examine R. Crumb and underground comics in Japan)

(Writer/painter/graphic novelist,)

(American comic book writer:and)

(American comic strip artist:)

(British author and graphic novelist,. This file consists of material related to contracts, only.)

(Comic and fantasy sculptor)

(Comic book author, graphic novelist,)

(Canadian illustrator, animator and comic book artist)

(American illustrator, poster and comic book artist)

(Co-editor, RAW, Art director ofand)

()

(American editor and publisher, Eclipse Enterprises, one of the earliest independent comic book companies.)

(Film producer,)

(American comic book artist and children's book illustrator, known for his painted artwork,)

()

(American artist, key animator on Disney's,nd many Fleischer Brothers cartoons)

(ex-DC Comics vice president)

(comic artist,)

(co-author,)

(son of Hollywood producer Mace Neufeld. Mace was briefly on Kitchen Sink Press' board after the Ocean Capital takeover and Brad ran Kitchen Sink Press' West Coast Kitchen Sink Entertainment arm for several years in the 1990s)

(American cult cartoonist,,)

(American comic book writer, artist and self-publisher,, and)

(A Finnish American writer-artist for American comic books,and)

(Executive Director, Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, plus Ignatz Awards Committee)

(Actor)

(Artist/illustrator)

(Founder, Drawn & Quarterly publishing house)

(American comic book writer and editor, Marvel and DC:, etc.)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(Comic book letterer,)

(existential Swiss cartoonist and graphic novelist)

(Comic book price guide publisher)

(R. Crumb's brother in law)

(American cartoonist, animator and free culture activist,, et. al.)

(American artist, writer, cartoonist and educator,et. al.)

(professional American comic book artist/graphic novelist,)

(American novelist, publisher, editor, artist, comic book scripter and letterer, notable as the editor-publisher of his own graphic story publication,, 1971)

(American underground cartoonist and rock poster designer)

(American underground comic writer,)

(American comic book writer and artist, Marvel & DC)

(Founder, Yazoo Records, an old-timey blues and jazz label)

(American comic book artist,)

(record producer, Rhino Records,)

(Wine importer (Grateful Palate) )

(French cartoonist,(w/ Gilbert Shelton) )

(editor of, a very early (1960) comics fanzine. He later worked for the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union in 1976 and helped craft the historic J.P. Stevens Campaign, which involved cartoons provided by Kitchen Sink Press, primarily Pete Poplaski.)

(comic book artists/graphic novelists,)

(American comics artist,)

(Graphic designer, AdHouse Books)

(Wholesale comics distributor in the 1970s & 1980s)

(Will Eisner's Italian publisher and editor)

(American storyboard and comic book artist, visual designer for movies,)

(Executive, Jim Henson Company, Wildbrains, MCI)

(Wisconsin activist/poet)

(American writer,and, etc.)

(American alternative comic book writer/artist)

(American underground cartoonist and painter, longtime Kitchen Sink Press art director, editor of. All correspondence in in Series I.1; this file only has information on telephone usage.)

(Illustrator,and,)

(British children's author and illustrator)

()

(Documetary programmer, Toronto Film Festival)

( (a.k.a. "KAZ"): American cartoonist and illustrator)

(An American painter and illustrator known for his work in the comic book field)

(American writer, editor, and publisher)

(Texas journalist and Kitchen Sink Press contributor,)

(Cartoonist, Snarf, Puck jam, others)

(American comic book writer and editor, Dark Horse Comics)

(Collector's Press)

(Kitchen Sink Press/Krupp alum () and creator of early Print Mint underground)

(art director and designer of, from the 1950s to 1980)

(Comic book publisher)

(Girlfriend of Jim Mitchell)

(Cartoonist/artist)

(British comic book illustrator, known for his work onand)

(Managing Director, Ocean Capital Group, which engineered a takeover of Kitchen Sink Press in the mid-1990s from owners Denis Kitchen and Kevin Eastman. When the newly-organized corporation failed to meet stockholder expectations, Reader committed suicide on Christmas Day, 1996)

(American artist, journalist, writer and editor for Publisher's Weekly)

(Cartoonist, critic and comics editor, Fantagraphics)

(American cartoonist,)

(Wife of Ted Richards and contributor toand)

(Art historian, Picasso biographer)

(Founder, Dark Horse Comics)

(Kitchen Sink Press Sales and Marketing Director)

(Author, scholar, founder of EduComics)

(Underground cartoonist/artist,)

(Comics expert and collector)

(Cartoonist,)

(Underground cartoonist, voice artist and screenwriter,)

(American cartoonist, animator, producer, director and publisher,)

(American comic book writer and illustrator: Scrooge McDuck, Donald Duck et. al.)

(American actor, screenwriter and film producer,)

(Documentary filmmaker and longtime historian of underground comix:(1973) and(Fantagraphics, 2008)

(Comic book artist and inker, worked with pencilers Russ Manning and Jack Kirby. Later worked for Disney)

(President, Mile High Comics Inc.)

(Communications attorney who tried to engineer an acquisition of Kitchen Sink Press by the SciFi Channel)

(Graphic novelist,)

(American comic book artist,)

(Owner, Belier Press, who co-published R. Crumb'swith Kitchen Sink Press)

(Cartoonist, former student of Harvey Kurtzman,)

(Paleontologist)

(American painter, one of the top artists of the Pop Surrealist movement)

(Later Katherine Shannon Collins; Canadian cartoonist, writer, media personality)

(Executive producer, Disney,, who approached Denis Kitchen about a comics-based talk show)

(American cartoonist, illustrator, and comic book creator with a unique expressionistic style)

(American cartoonist,)

(American political cartoonist re: civil liberties and civil rights, contributor to)

(Radical bookseller/impresario)

(Graphic novel adaptor,)

(American author and businessman, Rocket Blast Comic Collector zine, Lone Star Comics (store) )

(Illustrator/artist, FamilyGorilla)

(Author,)

(American comic book writer and editor, Marvel, Dark Horse, Oni, DC)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American writer and illustrator of books and comics,)

(Contributor,and writer,for Kitchen Sink Press)

(American artist and longtime comics editor, Dark Horse)

(American artist,, Neil Gaiman's)

(Kansas art professor and collage artist, Kitchen Sink Press and)

(Cartoonist)

(pioneering pulp and comic book publisher whose company, Fiction House, was the first major employer of Will Eisner in the 1930s)

(Dark Horse Comics product Development Vice President)

(Final majority owner of Kitchen Sink Press in the late 1990s)

( (Pen name of Gregory Gallant) (Canadian cartoonist,and his mock-autobiographical graphic novel,) )

(Comic book distributor, organized first significant comic book conventions; introduced Eisner and Kitchen)

(American comic book artist, EC Comics, primarily on the war comicsand; for Marvel Comics; and for his 45-year stint with the satiric magazine. He was one of the founding cartoonists ofin 1952)

(Kitchen Sink Press alum,)

(American cartoonist and animator, and historian of comics,comic book)

(Comic art dealer, Comic Art Shop)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(American writer, editor-in-chief, Marvel Comics and (then) Valiant Comics)

(Jerry was the American co-creator of)

(American cartoonist,)

(Canadian cartoonist and publisher,)

(American comic book writer, artist, editor, and publisher. Simon created or co-created many important characters in the 1930s-1940s Golden Age of Comic Books and served as the first editor of Timely Comics, the company that would evolve into Marvel Comics)

(American freelance cartoonist, comic book artist and illustrator,)

(Intellectual property attorney who provided counsel to Kitchen Sink Press, Will Eisner, among others)

(British comic and magazine editor, and author of a number of books on comics)

(Art director,and co-creator of early Kitchen Sink Press title,)

(Kitchen Sink Press writer,and others)

(British comic book illustrator and painter whose best known work has been produced in the United States,)

(American cartoonist,, et. al.)

(professor, fanzine artist, columnist for)

(Canadian manga translator and founder of Studio Proteus)

(managing editor,then personal assistant to Denis Kitchen and later wife of Jay Lynch)

(Kitchen Sink Press secretary and Comic Book Legal Defense Fund alum)

(founder, The Beguiling, a comic book shop in Toronto)

(Jay Kinney collaborator,)

(Milwaukee-based poet and musician, whose band, Major Arcana, featured a psychedelic album cover by Denis Kitchen)

(editor and publisher,)

(American underground cartoonist,)

(There is no direct correspondence in the file.)

(A veteran reporter in the foreign service of the Associated Press (AP), and is an editor and supervisor on AP's North America desk. He taught at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism from 1989-1993 and from 2001-2007)

(American comic book artist and penciller,)

(An American comic book and comic strip artist,and an early adult strip)

( (a.k.a. Foolbert Sturgeon)(American underground cartoonist,) )

(Graphic novel publisher, Top Shelf Productions, as well as the former president of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Also)

(American author, critic and editor, mainly in the areas of fantasy and science fiction. Editor, DC Comics' Vertigo line)

(American illustrator and writer of comic books,)

(Canadian comics artist and writer,as well as his graphic novel collaborations with Harlan Ellison (, 1987) and Dean Motter (, 1987) )

(Underground cartoonist,and other titles)

(Publisher of, worked closely with Stan Lee at Marvel Comics)

(Science Fiction writer)

(Canadian cartoonist, Discovery Kids's animated television seriesand Cartoon Network's)