Kurt Huddle

Kurt Huddle stepped onto the scene in 1986 within the pages of Omaha the Cat Dancer — Kate Worley and Reed Waller's groundbreaking Kitchen Sink Press series that became one of the Copper Age's most talked-about adult comics. A supporting player in that bold, character-driven world, Kurt shares the page with the likes of Chuck Katt, Rob Shaw, and Omaha herself, the kind of richly drawn cast that made this series so distinctive. With five catalog appearances concentrated in the title's late-eighties run, he's a figure for the dedicated fan who loves the texture and depth that made Omaha a landmark of independent comics.