Collected Omaha the Cat Dancer: 1

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Waller, Reed;Worley, Kate.March 2008. The Complete Omaha the Cat Dancer, volume7,Amerotica.ISBN: 1561635278. Of course, not everyone read the comic that way. In 1986, Michael Correa, the manager of Friendly Frank's comic store in Lansing, Illinois, was charged with the possession and sale of obscene material. Among the comics seized were "Omaha the Cat Dancer." Correa was convicted, though his conviction was later overturned on appeal. The event directly led to the creation of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Anyway, Omaha the Cat Dancer stopped in 1995 because Reed and Worley had broken up, and Worley had married James Vance. A decade later Reed and Worley patched things up and started talking about finishing the series… and then Worley got cancer. Reading Vance’s introduction here, it seems like Worley wrote a bunch of scenes, and a general overview of how the book was going to go, but then she died. In that sense was working with James similar in that he wrote the scripts and just sent them to you?

a b c d e f g Gustines, George Gene (March 27, 2020). "Overlooked No More: Kate Worley, a Pioneer Writer of Erotic Comics". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331 . Retrieved March 28, 2020.

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He liked that, and suggested that they could have someone on their end color it for me, but I demurred on that. "If i'm going to sign something, I want it to be my work," I said. a b c d e f "Biography of Kate Worley". CatDancer Corporation. Archived from the original on May 2, 2010 . Retrieved June 4, 2010. It seemed appropriate to post this today. I wrote it eleven years ago, the introduction to a collected edition of a comic called Omaha the Cat Dancer.

Waller, Reed; Worley, Kate; Vance, James (September 2013). The Complete Omaha the Cat Dancer. Vol.8. Amerotica. ISBN 978-1-56163-754-6. What did you enjoy about "Omaha" and what did you see in those first stories that made you interested in publishing it?Waller, Reed; Worley, Kate (October 2006). The Complete Omaha the Cat Dancer. Vol.5. Amerotica. ISBN 1-56163-490-5.

In 1984, SteelDragon Press published the first issue of "Omaha" the Cat Dancer, which featured the second chapter of the story. [2] [4] Waller then was unable to continue with the story. The third chapter was completed with help from Kate Worley, who continued to write the series thereafter. [2] Even when you were making the later chapters in the '90s or recently, were you still thinking of it as set in that period of the late '70s-early '80s?a b c d e f g h Waller, Reed (1987). "Introduction to "Omaha" ". The Collected "Omaha" the Cat Dancer. Fantagraphics Books. ISBN 978-1-56097-161-0.

Biography of Reed Waller". CatDancer Corporation. Archived from the original on 27 June 2010 . Retrieved 4 June 2010. Before writing this introduction, I had the pleasure of sitting and reading the Omaha story to date in one long afternoon. I'd never done that before -- I'd read a comic here and there, as they came out (with occasional interruptions from the British department of Customs and Excise). And one thing became very apparent: in Omaha, the sex, like the conversation, like the people, exists to forward the story. So — is it any good? I don’t think people that were really into Omaha would be disappointed. I think it’s fine, and it manages to do something pretty incredible: Give a satisfying ending to all the main plot threads, without making things overly tidy, either. From 1987 until 1998, Kitchen Sink, and later Fantagraphics, published six volumes of the Omaha strips under the title The Collected "Omaha" the Cat Dancer. [4] [14] From 2005 to 2008, NBM Publishing imprint Amerotica published seven volumes of strips under the title The Complete Omaha the Cat Dancer. [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] Cultural impact [ edit ]Waller, Reed;Worley, Kate.1995[Originally published October 1987]."Chapter I", The Collected "Omaha" the Cat Dancer.Fantagraphics Books. pp.67-71.ISBN: 9781560971610. Waller, Reed.1995[Originally published October 1987]."Introduction to 'Omaha'", The Collected "Omaha" the Cat Dancer.Fantagraphics Books.ISBN: 9781560971610. Susan "Susie" Jensen (though very few of the other characters know her real name) a.k.a. Omaha, an anthropomorphic feline stripper. She has a pet ferret named Squeak. She was previously married years before meeting Charles Jr., but a divorce was later amicably arranged with her separated husband. Waller, Reed; Worley, Kate (March 2008). The Complete Omaha the Cat Dancer. Vol.7. Amerotica. ISBN 978-1-56163-527-6. Waller, Reed (1987). "Prologue: 'Kitten of the Month' ". The Collected "Omaha" the Cat Dancer. Fantagraphics Books. pp.9–13. ISBN 978-1-56097-161-0.