Keith Knight
Born and raised in the Boston area, Keith Knight was weaned on a steady diet of sports, racism, and Warner Bros. cartoons. After graduating with a degree in graphic design from Salem State College, Knight hopped in a car and drove out to San Francisco. It is there that he discovered the world of underground cartooning. Knight's two weekly comic strips, The 'K' Chronicles and '(th)ink', can be found in various publications nationwide, including Salon.com, the Funny Times, and Boston's Weekly Dig. Knight is also a regular contributor to Mad and ESPN the Magazine. Described as a combination of 'Spike Lee, Damon Wayans, Gary Larson and the lead singer of The Red Hot Chili Peppers,' Knight also raps with the San Francisco band The Marginal Prophets.
K Chronicles: What a Strange Strip
"[Keith Knight] deals with so many issues with both gravitas and such a light touch, while never missing a chance at a cheap laugh. This is the work of a master." -- David Eggers
"Intelligent, progressive, and damn funny comics." -- Boston’s Weekly Dig
THE K CHRONICLES: WHAT A LONG STRANGE …
Knight Takes Queen
"Point blank: Keith Knight is one of our generation's best cartoonists. If he were any funnier, he'd be illegal." — Jeff Chang, author of Can't Stop Won't Stop
"Not since Calvin and Hobbes has there been so novel an entertainment in the funnies." —The Comics Journal
KNIGHT TAKES QUEEN: …