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MILTON KNIGHT Milton Knight claims he started drawing, painting and creating his own attempts at comic books and animation at age two. “I’ve never formed a barrier between fine art and cartooning,” says Milt. “Growing up, I treasured Chinese watercolors, Breughel, Charlie Brown and Terrytoons equally.” His work has appeared in magazines including Heavy Metal, High Times, National Lampoon and Nickelodeon Magazine, and he has illustrated record covers, posters, candy packaging and T-shirts, and occasionally exhibited his paintings. Labor on Ninja Turtles comics allowed him to get up a grubstake to move to the West Coast in 1991, where he became an animator and director on Felix the Cat cartoons. His comics titles include Midnite the Rebel Skunk and Slug and Ginger. His adaptation of "The Fool’s Love Story" for Graphic Classics: Rafael Sabatini features characters from his long-running series Hugo. Milt has also contributed to the Graphic Classics volumes Jack London, H.G. Wells, Ambrose Bierce, Mark Twain, O. Henry, Horror Classics and Adventure Classics. Check the latest news at www.miltonknight.net.
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