George Herriman's "Krazy Kat" The Complete Color Sundays 1935-1944. This massively oversized hardcover volume, 630 pages measuring 13 x 19 inches, reprints the final decade of Krazy Kat from 1935--the year it went from black and white to color--up to the end of the run in 1944.

500 Sunday pages "are augmented by a wide-ranging and detailed investigation into the life and work of George Herriman by historian Alexander Braun. His exhaustive and incisive biography is an entire book in itself, and an incredibly good exploration of Herriman for anyone wishing to understand just how original he was in the context of his times and far beyond them." (Woodrow Phoenix)

George Herriman's Krazy Kat The Complete Color Sundays 1935-1944 is one of Taschen's XL series of super oversize volumes housed in its own carrying case. It matches The Walt Disney Film Archives, 75 Years of DC Comics, 75 Years of Marvel Comics, and The Art of Pin-Up.

From the publisher:

A color facsimile of the complete Sunday color pages of George Herriman's Krazy Kat from 1935-44. One of the first comics to be considered a work of art, Krazy Kat delights with its detailed characterization and visual/verbal creativity alongside the slapstick shenanigans between Krazy and Ignatz the mouse. This volume features a 100-page illustrated introduction by Alexander Braun.