[...] Knight, award-winning cartoonist of The K Chronicles and The Knight Life, last year raised $40,000 on Kickstarter in order to draw his autobiographical [...]

[...] prolific Keith Knight, in addition to his daily comic strip and weekly comic panel, also puts out an editorial-style comic commenting on politics and current events called [...]

[...] added in all the rest of the winners. Congratulations to Keith Knight for his fifth win for The K Chronicles. I’m a bit disappointed that the best female character was deemed to be someone created for [...]

[...] foreword, by Keith Knight (The K Chronicles, Knight Life), provides a personal reflection that sets the stage. [...]

[...] Keith Knight‘s first successful* comic strip was The K Chronicles, running in alternative weekly papers. (*I’m judging success here by longevity, running for over a decade, and that it’s usually quite funny.) In May 2008, Knight added to his repertoire, which also included the editorial-style (th)ink, a more traditional newspaper comic strip, “The Knight Life”. [...]

[...] men and women in a broader historical and cultural context.” The foreword is by Keith Knight (The K Chronicles). I don’t know whether this is intended to be an anthology (reprinting little-known comic [...]

[...] Was there ever any thought of going to a publisher for your books? For example, Dark Horse seems to be collecting webcomics, including The Perry Bible Fellowship and The K Chronicles. [...]

[...] at the Salon.com archive, or visit Knight’s web site. These four books have been collected as The Complete K Chronicles. I Left My Arse in San Francisco is the newest strip [...]

[...] Worth Reading has posted a review of Keith Knight’s award-winning cartoon compilation, “The Complete K [...]

[...] Johanna Draper Carlson spotlights K Chronicles creator Keith [...]