Edited by Richard Marschall . The Sundays enclosed are all from the period when Herriman was designing a unique logo for the opening panel of each strip. They made nine volumes before the project lost funding. Each issue featured a year's Sunday strips, an essay or two and, in later issues, some dailies, color comics, and Krazy trivia. Fantagraphics might pick uo this series where it left off.
Details are on the trivia page .
Special Color Section with Krazy and other Herriman strips. Last time I checked, a number of these could be ordered online at Amazon Books. This volume was redesigned reprinted in 1969, with a second run in 1975, as Krazy Kat - A Classic from the Golden Age of the Comics . All three volumes show up regularly on EBay and other used book sources. 16 chapters on classic artists, including Herriman, McCay, Segar, Gray, Capp, Kelly and Schultz, all by one of the undisputed experts.