Death Rattle

A darkly satirical anthology from Kitchen Sink Press, Death Rattle (1995–1996) revived the publisher's horror-comedy tradition with a five-issue run of twisted short stories. Known for its macabre, often grotesque humor, the series showcased a rotating roster of underground and alternative cartoonists who blended slapstick violence with biting social commentary. While its run was brief, it stands as a late-era example of Kitchen Sink's commitment to offbeat, creator-driven genre work.