Creators

Braden D Lamb
(creator and illustrator)
Originally from the Seattle area, now living in the Boston area. Also available in suede.

Vincent LaBate
(writer and letterer)
Kitty Hawk is written by a small paper automaton, crafted by a team of origami masters out of a heavily edited copy of the Oxford English Dictionary and an Arby’s menu. This enterprise cost over thirteen billion dollars and is generally considered to have been extremely wasteful.

When not writing or applying letters to the comic, the unit takes classes at the University of Massachusetts and enjoys watching sumo wrestling. A weblog is maintained at the Elephant on its behalf.

Contact

For questions, comments, feedback, praise, threats, extortion, propositions, innuendos, insinuations, correspondence, reminiscence, romantic advice, admonitions, premonitions, ponderances, press releases, and recipe exchange, email us at kittyhawkinfo@gmail.com.

You can also follow Vin on Twitter, Braden on Twitter, and Vin on Livejournal.  Additionally, we’ve set up a Kitty Hawk group on Facebook, which I hear is popular with the kids these days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When is Kitty Hawk updated?

A: Every Friday, some time in the AM.  I go by the rule that “If I haven’t gone to sleep, it’s not tomorrow yet”, so you should probably think of Friday as starting at maybe 4 or 5 in the morning, EST, for purposes of updating.

Q: How can I support Kitty Hawk?

A: We hope to have a store up some time in the next few months.  In the mean time, the best thing you can do is spread the word!  Helping to build an audience is the gift that keeps on giving!

If you’re feeling altruistic, you can also donate through Paypal:

Q: Is Kitty Hawk listed on any of those comic ranking sites?

A: Yup! If you’re so inclined, you can favorite us or vote for us on any of the sites below:

If you’ve got a favorite site we should be on, drop us a line!

Q: Hey, why don’t you have any stuff in your FAQ?

A: Well, in order to have a functional Frequently Asked Questions page, questions must first be asked, frequently. Fear not, reader–over time, as questions become frequent rather than, say, occasional or sometime, this page will from from an Acorn of Obscurity to a Mighty Oak of Inquiry, dropping Golden Leaves of Enlightenment during the cool Autumn of, uh, Askitude . Until then, reader, why not ask some questions yourself?

Kitty Hawk is produced in association with Rare Earth Comics.