Kramers Ergot
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Kramers Ergot is a series of anthology-style books of comic art edited by Sammy Harkham.
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[edit] Publication history
Kramers Ergot started as a mini-comic self-published by Sammy Harkham under the imprint Avodah Books. Issues 4 and 5 were published by Gingko Press, while issues 6 and 7 were published by Buenaventura Press.
Published in November 2008, Kramers Ergot 7 features almost 60 artists and is larger (16" by 21") and more expensive ($125) than previous editions.[1]
An eighth volume was released in January 2012 from PictureBox.
[edit] Reception
Kramers Ergot has been favorably reviewed and placed on numerous "best of" lists, including L.A. Weekly, Dazed & Confused, the Comics Journal, and Publishers Weekly.[2]
[edit] Issues and contributors
[edit] Notes
- ^ "Kramers Ergot 7 Anthology Debuts at SPX, Comic Book Resources, October 10, 2008.
- ^ "Sammy Harkham, Kevin Huizenga, & Anders Nilsen at Quimby's!" Quimby's Quimblog (Mar. 4, 2006).
- ^ Kramer's Ergot Four
- ^ Kramer's Ergot 5
- ^ Kramer's Ergot 6
- ^ "CR Newsmaker: Sammy Harkham", The Comics Reporter, August 27, 2008.
[edit] External links
- Ford, Andrew. Review of Kramers Ergot 4.
- Kramers Ergot 6 at Buenaventura Press
- Review of Kramers Ergot 5, Time
- Review of Kramers Ergot 6, The Comics Journal
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