Stack, Frank, 1942-

Born October 31,1937 in Houston, Texas; educated at the University of Texas (B.F.A.) where he edited the Texas Ranger; University of Wyoming (M.A.), with additional training at the Art Institute of Chicago and Academie Grande Chaumiere of Paris; Stack is a professor and comic artist who has also used the pseudonym Foolbert Sturgeon. Early works include: Adventures of Jesus, Feel good funnies, Amazon comics, Frank Crankcase stories, and Dorman's doggie. He has contributed to Rip off review, Rip off comix, National lampoon, Snarf, Drawn and quarterly, etc. In 1995 he published a non-fiction graphic novel Our cancer year, with Harvey Pekar. Stack is editor of Kitchen Sink's Alley Oop reprints and serves on the editorial board of Inks, Ohio State University's comics journal. He has been on the faculty of the University of Missouri-Columbia since 1963/1964, and is currently Professor of Art.

From the description of The Frank Stack collection : papers, 1957-[ongoing]. (University of Missouri -- Columbia). WorldCat record id: 44671851