An Invitation to the World of Luisa Felix, Cartoonist

A sampling of comics, sketches, character designs, and notes by Luisa Felix (1952—2013). Edited by Paul Curtis and E. J. Barnes. Foreword by Ken Leach. Featuring tribute art by Natalie Ewert, Larry Blake, Steve Peters, Keith O'Brien, Michele Witchipoo, E. J. Barnes, Frank Humphris, Eric Jansen, and Paul Curtis.

For over four decades, based at her Hoboken, New Jersey studio, Luisa Felix labored to create scores of cartoon stories starring her massive stable of over two hundred characters. Her output spanned many genres, from horror to humor, sci-fi to film noir, animation to funny animals.

Contained in this volume is a selection of the works of Luisa Felix. Other cartoon artists have joined us to add art incorporating some of her many characters.

Readers are encouraged to incorporate characters from the work of Luisa Felix in derivative works, on the sole conditions that such use is "all-ages" appropriate, and that the editors of this book are informed of said use.

Readers are invited to use Luisa’s characters with the permission of the editors. Buyers of this book should contact co-editor Paul Curtis (at the address given toward the end of the PDF) for a free original Luisa Felix sketch.

104pp, b&w with color covers. Content warnings: Ghosts, vampires, monsters, criminals, space aliens, sexy and comical witches, slapstick violence, stereotypes, busty babes. Appropriate for all ages; parental guidance suggested for the very young.