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Gary Dumm
Gary Dumm (b. c. 1949)〔(Dumm entry ), Who's Who of American Comic Books, 1928–1999.〕 is an Ohio-based comic book artist known particularly for his work illustrating the comics of Harvey Pekar. From 1976 until Pekar's 2010 death, he worked on Pekar's autobiographical comic series, ''American Splendor'', where he appeared alongside such notable comics artists as Robert Crumb, Joe Sacco, and Gerry Shamray. Much of Dumm's work on ''American Splendor'' was as an inker, embellishing the pencils of Greg Budgett and Joe Zabel. (Dumm has also inked Zabel in other venues, including Caliber's ''Dancing With Your Eyes Closed'', Fantagraphics' ''Real Stuff'', and Zabel's own title ''The Trespassers''.) Dumm collaborated with Pekar as the primary artist on two full-length books, ''Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story'', and ''Students for a Democratic Society: A Graphic History''.
Dumm has also worked on such projects as ''Dennis McGee'' and ''The Miracle Squad''. He contributes a regular strip (illustrated bios of blues people) to the newsletter ''Music Makers Rag''. His editorial cartoons have been published in ''Cleveland Scene'', ''Cleveland Free Times'', and ''The Plain Dealer''. A retrospective of his work was shown at the Artists Archives of the Western Reserve in Cleveland.〔 Dumm says he feels "itchy" when he’s not drawing.
== Personal life ==
Dumm married wife Laura in 1971. They live on the west side of Cleveland with a "family" of 11 rescued stray cats.〔("Contributors," ) ''City Poetry'' #21 (Spring 2008).〕 From c. 1976–1983, Dumm worked as the assistant manager of the Cleveland-based Kay's Bookstore.〔
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