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''Kittenpants'' was an online humor magazine published monthly from 2000 to 2005 on Kittenpants.org. ''Kittenpants'' was founded by Darci Ratliff,〔("Darci Ratliff, Kittenpants" ) ''The Gothamist'' (March 11, 2005)〕 who also wrote under the name Kittenpants for other publications, including the Comedy Central Insider.〔(Comedy Central Insider post on Comedycentral.com, 2006 )〕 Her style was described by the ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' as "a mix of ridicule of others and self-deprecation."〔Bolt, Kristen Millares. ("Fancy, Schmancy and Pants sell wares as whimsical as their names" ) ''Seattle Post-Intelligencer'' (May 27, 2005)〕 The magazine featured the work of writers who have since gone on to work for Comedy Central, McSweeney's, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and The Onion's AV Club. It also featured the early short films of Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim of ''Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!''. Each issue of ''Kittenpants'' featured an interview with an actor, comedian, musician or filmmaker, including David Cross, Devo, Bruce Campbell, and several members of MTV's The State. In 2003, the Kittenpants CD, ''Kitty Kitty Bang Bang,'' was released on Seattle's Guns A Blazin' record label.〔("Kitty Kitty Bang Bang" ) on Kittenpants.org〕 It featured bands from Denton, Texas, including the Riverboat Gamblers and Centro-matic. The same year also marked the beginning of Kittenpants Productions, as Ratliff began work as a producer for independent films.〔("History" ) on Kittenpants.org〕 In 2007, Ratliff published ''If I Did It: The Kittenpants Anthology'', a collection of articles and interviews from the magazine.〔("Kitten Pants News" ) on Kittenpants.org〕〔Widner, Joanna. ("Party Hard" ) ''Dallas Observer'' (April 26, 2007)〕 ==Selected former staff== *Corn Mo *Mark Hedman of Centro-Matic *Tim Heidecker *Will Johnson *Darci Ratliff *Eric Wareheim ''Source〔("Staff" ) on Kittenpants.org〕'' 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Kittenpants」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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