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1981 1982 1983 1984 The Omaha the Cat Dancer ongoing series begins, issue #1 published by SteelDragon Press 1986 Kate Worley begins writing Omaha with #2 Omaha # 2 300-copy limited edition “pocket preview” issued by SteelDragon Press Omaha “Ann Sheridan” print Omaha #3, first issue published after the series’ return to Kitchen Sink First T-shirt design 1987 The Collected Omaha Volume 1 published, will go on to become Kitchen Sink’s best selling title of the 1980s Omaha “Mucha” print Chicago comics shop Friendly Frank’s is raided and six comics are seized, including four issues of Omaha. In a smoke-filled room the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund is formed. A benefit portfolio is issued, including an Omaha plate. 1988 The Collected Omaha Volume 2 The Omaha Picture Disc LP is issued In August, Kate is injured in a car accident. Her two-year recovery process begins a slow decline in the series’ frequency. 1989 The Collected Omaha Volume 3 One-page Omaha gag strip “Alterations” appears in the benefit comic Fire Sale 2nd T-shirt design Omaha “Unomato” Print Limited edition Omaha porcelain statue 1990 Bizarre Sex #9 reissued as Omaha #0 The Collected Omaha Volume 4 The Erotic Art of Reed Waller 3rd T-shirt design Omaha polyester necktie (a silk version would follow shortly) Issues of Omaha are seized in New Zealand. In November, that country’s Obscene Publications Tribunal declares the series “not indecent” without restriction. In Toronto, police seize issues of Omaha and, evidently desperate, charge it with “depicting bestiality” - a charge that earns the Toronto authorities the horse laugh and goes nowhere in court. 1991 Omaha Art Nouveau Silkscreen Serigraph is announced by Kitchen Sink Press, but is subsequently postponed. A set of Omaha rubber stamps is issued by Alice in Rubberland. In November, Reed is diagnosed with colon cancer. 1992 Images of Omaha #1 and #2, edited by Kate and featuring art and writing by an international who’s who of comics creators, is published by Kitchen Sink Press to defray Reed’s medical expenses. 1993 The Collected Omaha Volume 5 Omaha Trading Cards, a boxed set of 36 cards written by Kate and featuring new art by Reed 1994 Omaha #0 Silver Edition published by Kitchen Sink, celebrating the company’s 25th anniversary and publishing rare art by Reed from Say What? and Vootie Omaha Vol. 2 #1-3, from new publisher Fantagraphics Omaha supporting character Rob takes center stage in the 5-page story “Rob Steps Out” in Gay Comics #22 from publisher Bob Ross. 4th T-shirt design Omaha Art Nouveau Silkscreen released 1995 1998 2002 Kate is diagnosed with lung cancer, begins chemotherapy and radiation treatments. 2004 2005 The Complete Omaha Volume 2 2006 Sizzle #29, #30, #32 The Complete Omaha Volume 3-5 2007 Sizzle #34
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Bizarre Sex #9 |
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Bizarre Sex
#10 (1982) |
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E-man #5 "hotsizz Twonkies" (1983) |
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Omaha
the Cat Dancer #1 |
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Dope Comix
#5 (1984) |
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Omaha
the cat dancer #2 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #3 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #4 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #5 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #6 (1987) |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #7 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #8 |
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snarf #10 |
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The Collected
Omaha Volume 1 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #9 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #10 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #11 |
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The Collected
Omaha Volume 2 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #12 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #13 |
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FIRE SALE "Alterations" (1989) |
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The Collected
Omaha Volume 3 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #14 |
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The Collected
Omaha Volume 4 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #15 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #16 |
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Munden's Bar
Annual #2 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #17 |
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Images of Omaha
# 1 |
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Images of Omaha
#2 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #18 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #19 |
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The Collected
Omaha Volume 5 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #20 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #21 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #22 |
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Omaha the cat
dancer #23 |
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Gay comics #
22 |
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Omaha #0 |
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Omaha the Cat
Dancer #24 |
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The Collected
Omaha Volume 6 |
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foreign editions
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Strokes and tummy rubs | |||
1989 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Continuing Series: Omaha the Cat Dancer, by Reed Waller and Kate Worley (Kitchen Sink) | |||
1989 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Black-and-White Series Omaha the Cat Dancer, by Reed Waller and Kate Worley (Kitchen Sink) | |||
1989 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Writer/Artist: Reed Waller and Kate Worley, for Omaha the Cat Dancer (Kitchen Sink) | |||
1991 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee Best Black and White Series: Omaha the Cat Dancer, by Reed Waller and Kate Worley (Kitchen Sink) | |||
1991 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards
- Nominee - Best Writer: Kate Worley for Omaha the Cat Dancer (Kitchen
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1994 Squiddies Best Ongoing Series: Omaha the Cat Dancer |
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