Editing George Herriman (section)

===Collections===

[[File:Sollies Ville - Chris Ware - P1200285.jpg|right|thumb|alt=A color photograph of a seated, middle-aged man with a receding hairline. He is wearing spectacles, a white undershirt and a light blue collared shirt. He looks left past the camera.|[[Chris Ware]] designed the complete ''Krazy Kat'' Sundays series ''Krazy and Ignatz''.]]

''Krazy Kat'' has been [[Krazy Kat#Reprints and compilations|collected]] in a variety of formats over the years, though Herriman's other strips have been less frequently reprinted. ''George Herriman's Krazy Kat'' (1946) was the first ''Krazy Kat'' collection;{{sfn|Tashlin|1946}} it featured an introduction by poet {{not a typo|[[E.&nbsp;E. Cummings]]}}.{{efn|Cummings had attended [[Harvard University]] with Gilbert Seldes.{{sfn|Gabilliet|Beaty|Nguyen|2010|pp=287}} }}{{sfnm|1a1=McDonnell|1a2=O'Connell|1a3=Havenon|1y=1986|1p=221|2a1=Boxer|2y=2012}} Comics historian Bill Blackbeard began compiling a complete collection of ''Krazy Kat'' Sundays beginning in 1988, but the publisher [[Eclipse Comics]] went bankrupt in 1992, before the series was complete.{{sfnm|1a1=Heer|1y=2010|1pp=13|2a1=Bloom|2y=2003}} Blackbeard's thirteen-volume{{sfn|Boxer|2012}} ''Krazy and Ignatz'' series was published by [[Fantagraphics Books]] beginning in 2002, and was designed by Chris Ware.{{sfn|Heer|2010|pp=10–11}}<!-- Reprinted in this series were also ''Us Husbands'', ''Little Tommy Tattles'' and ''Mrs. Waitaminnit''.{{citation needed|date=September 2012}}--> In 2010, Sunday Press Books released ''Krazy Kat: A Celebration of Sundays'', which reprinted a selection of ''Krazy Kat'' Sundays and some of Herriman's pre-''Krazy Kat'' work in a {{convert|14|×|17|in|cm|adj=on}} format, which approximated the original printed size of the strips.{{sfn|Mautner|2011}} In 2012, IDW began issuing a three-volume ''Baron Bean'' reprinting,{{sfn|Comic Book Resources staff|2012}} and Fantagraphics will release ''George Herriman's Stumble Inn''.{{sfn|Cornog|2012}} Fantagraphics has also announced plans to collect the complete ''Krazy Kat'' dailies at an unspecified time.{{sfn|Mautner|2011}}

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