Kitchen Sink Enterprises

American, 1970 - 1999

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  • Death Rattle Vol. 1 #1

    Various Artists, Richard Corben, Tim Boxell, John M. Pound, Peter Poplaski, Kitchen Sink Enterprises, Various Artists

    Published 1972

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset illustrations in black on wove paper, front and back covers in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.38

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  • Fever Dreams

    Richard Corben, Jan Strnad, John Adkins Richardson, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1972

    Paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.52

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover. The cover features the title "O.K. COMICS #1" in large, bold, and colorful letters with the tagline "THEY'RE O.K." below it. The letters "O.K." are designed with a three-dimensional, cartoonish style and filled with vibrant colors, including yellow, pink, blue, and red, with a white and black outline. The background consists of horizontal blue lines creating a gradient from a darker blue at the bottom to lighter hues and eventually green towards the top right. The bottom left corner of the cover has a logo for "KITCHEN SINK ENTERPRISES," and the bottom right corner states "ADULTS ONLY" and "50¢" in colorful, bold letters. The drawing style is playful and reminiscent of classic comic book aesthetics.

    O.K. Comics #1

    Bruce Walthers, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1972

    Paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.98

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  • This is an image of a chaotic scene with various cartoon-like characters holding objects. The illustration shows a cluttered and intense confrontation where several individuals wield weapons like a baseball bat, a knife, and a hammer. Some characters appear angry or distressed, and their exaggerated expressions contribute to the atmosphere. A blonde figure in the foreground seems to be singing or shouting. The background features vibrant colors, mainly pink and orange, enhancing the composition. The title "SNARF" is displayed at the top in large blue letters, labeled as the first issue with a price of 50 cents. The signature "Kitchen" is visible in the bottom left corner.

    Snarf #1

    Various Artists, Denis Kitchen, Ed Goodman, Tim Boxell, Evert Geradts, Wendell Pugh, Dave L. Herring, Don Glassford, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1972

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with front cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.125

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  • The drawing shows a comic book cover with bold and vibrant colors. At the top, it reads "Super Soul Comix No. 1" with a price of 50 cents. Below the title is an illustrated action scene. On the left, a character in a white suit and hat is pointing a gun at the viewer, with "CHWOW!" next to them. They are saying, "Take this, you muthas!" Next to them is another figure in a dark blue and red outfit saying, "Give it to 'em good, Eric, baby!" In the foreground, a group of distressed individuals is shown with various expressions of fear in a green hue.

    Super Soul

    Richard "Grass" Green, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1972

    132-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.130

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  • This print is a comic book cover with exaggerated, cartoonish characters. The central image shows a lanky male character with large feet, brown pants, and a patterned blue vest who is interacting nervously with a woman who has long brown hair and wears short, striped shorts, a green shirt, and tall, heeled boots. They both have pale skin and dark hair. The man is on the left, and his arm is raised to touch the chest of the woman on the right. A drop of liquid appears to be dripping from his large nose. The background of the central scene is an orange sky with a purple city skyline. Surrounding the central image are smaller depictions of other characters on a red background. The title "XYZ comics" is displayed at the top in yellow letters.

    XYZ Comics

    Robert Crumb, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1972

    28-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations in black and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.152

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  • Bizarre Sex #1

    Various Artists, Denis Kitchen, Tim Boxell, Richard "Grass" Green, Daniel Clyne, Wendell Pugh, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    published 1972

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations black and white on wove paper and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.22

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover with various panels depicting exaggerated and humorous scenarios. The image features the title "Bijou Funnies" prominently at the top in large red letters against a yellow background. Below the title, there are three comic panels showcasing a consistent theme of expressive dramatics and satire. The first panel shows a cloaked figure wielding a dagger near a frightened character. The second panel depicts a quirky character lecturing another on ecological issues while the other character reacts with surprise. The third panel presents a humorous situation involving a recognized silhouette character from comics. The style is bold and cartoonish, with strong outlines and vivid colors adding to the retro comic appeal.

    Bijou Funnies #7

    Various Artists, Jay Lynch, Art Spiegelman, Robert Crumb, Skip Williamson, Evert Geradts, Justin Green, Daniel Clyne, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    published 1972

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations black and white on wove paper and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.21

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover. The cover features bold, colorful cartoon illustrations with exaggerated features and expressions. The main scene shows a man with a cigarette in his mouth embracing a woman with bright yellow hair and a red dress. The woman is holding a green toy-like gun while the man holds a folder or document. In the background, a guard in a blue uniform is yawning. The cover is designed with vibrant colors and bold outlines. It contains speech bubbles with phrases such as "Yer a lifesaver, doll..." and "Wotta man!" The title reads "Don Dohler's Projunior," and there are various text elements and embellishments typical of comic book covers.

    Projunior

    Peter Poplaski, Kitchen Sink Enterprises, Don Dohler, Bill Griffith, Joel Beck, Skip Williamson, Dale Kuipers, Bruce Walthers, Dave L. Herring, Wendell Pugh, Dave Dozier, Denis Kitchen, Ned Sonntag, Various Artists, Peter Loft, Trina Robbins, Jim Mitchell, Justin Green, Art Spiegelman, Jay Kinney, Evert Geradts, S. Clay Wilson, Robert Crumb, Joe Pilati, Jay Lynch

    1972

    Paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.100

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover titled "MOM'S HOMEMADE COMICS No. 3". The image features a group of cartoonish characters, each with a distinct appearance and expression, rendered in a bold and caricatured style. The characters include a police officer, a man wearing an "H" emblazoned sweatshirt holding a football, a man in a vest holding a basketball, a woman with long hair, among others. The color palette is bright, dominated by greens, yellows, and pinks. The cover prominently displays the title of the comic at the top, with additional text advertising "MORE Vitriolic, Belly-splitting Humor for ADULTS Only." There is a distinctive stylistic choice to the characters and background, emphasizing exaggerated facial features and mischievous expressions. The publisher's mark, "KITCHEN SINK ENTERPRISES," appears in the top-right corner with a circular logo featuring a cat's face.

    Mom's Homemade Comics

    Various Artists, Denis Kitchen, Skip Williamson, Don Glassford, Wendell Pugh, Jim Mitchell, Bruce Walthers, Dale Kuipers, Peter Poplaski, Robert Crumb, Jay Lynch, Dave Dozier, Dennis Brulc, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1971

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.87

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  • This is a drawing of a comic book cover with various cartoon characters and humorous dialogue. The title of the cover is "Hungry Chuck Biscuits." The illustration features several scenes and characters drawn in a vibrant and exaggerated cartoon style. One character stands out with a large face and a speech bubble encouraging readers to have a laugh. Surrounding this character are other cartoon characters with comical expressions. Speech bubbles throughout the cover contain exaggerated, humorous statements in typical comic book style. The illustration is colorful with bold blues, yellows, and other bright colors.

    Hungry Chuck Biscuits Comix & Stories #1

    Various Artists, Daniel Clyne, Skip Williamson, Denis Kitchen, Jim Mitchell, Joel Beck, Bruce Walthers, Robert Crumb, Jay Kinney, Jay Lynch, Don Glassford, Dave Dozier, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    1971

    Paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations on wove paper, with cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.67

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  • This is a comic book cover named "Bijou Funnies No.6." The cover is colorful with a bold title at the top and a circular border that contains two cartoon characters at a table with dialogue above their heads. The scene shows an interior space with a house outdoors visible through a window on the left. Items on the table include a coffee cup and a jar labeled "100% Pure Honey." The artistic style is detailed with bold outlines and rich colors, typical of underground comix. At the bottom, two comic strips are introduced: "Nard 'n' Pat" by Jay Lynch and "The Kiss-Off" by Justin Green.

    Bijou Funnies #6

    Various Artists, Jay Lynch, Robert Crumb, Justin Green, Skip Williamson, Kitchen Sink Enterprises

    published 1971

    36-page paperback bound volume with half-tone and offset lithograph illustrations black and white on wove paper and cover in full color  Accession ID  2014.126.20

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