Secondary characters in this strip include Mrs. Kwakk Wakk and Joe Stork, and it first appeared in (*) Hearst's New York Evening Journal.
A postmodernist entry in this comic strip showed its central three characters and the phrase "Now, let's (circle) this (triangle)." An essay about how this strip's title character "Walks By Himself," was included The Seven Lively Arts by Gilbert Seldes, and the foreword to its first book was written by e.e. cummings. Secondary characters in this strip include Mrs. Kwakk Wakk and Joe Stork, and it first appeared in (*) Hearst's New York Evening Journal. This strip was set in its author George Herriman's home in Cococino County, Arizona. "Offissa" Bull Pupp is in love with the title character, who in turn is in love with Ignatz Mouse, despite the latter's constantly throwing bricks at this strip's title character. For 10 points, name this alliteratively-titled and highly influential early 20th century comic strip about an "insane" feline.
A postmodernist entry in this comic strip showed its central three characters and the phrase "Now, let's (circle) this (triangle).
Krazy Kat