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''The K Chronicles'' is an autobiographical comic strip by the independent cartoonist Keith Knight. Until February 2010 it was updated every Wednesday at Salon.com. The strip previously appeared in the ''San Francisco Examiner''. Knight is an African-American artist who lives in Los Angeles. His comics often explore themes relevant to his racial heritage, as well as current events, both personal to Knight and general to the world. ==Recurring characters== ''Keith "Keef" Knight'' - The cartoonist and protagonist. The strip centers mainly around his life. ''Kerstin Konietzka-Knight'' - Keith's German-born wife. ''George W. Bush'' - Keith has mercilessly lampooned the President of the United States and his administration since the 2000 election. In many strips, Bush is shown as a child, or having the mind of one, as shown by his tiny size and frequent childish giggling. ''Dick Cheney'' - In contrast to Bush, Vice President Cheney appears in the strip as a sort of evil mastermind (for example, after the real-life shooting of Harry Whittington, Cheney appears and after hearing a witness say that what he did was illegal, boasts that he has already done so many illegal things, such as fixing the election, without being punished, that he is confident that he will escape penalty again). He also makes an appearance in an installment entitled "People Who Can't Be Trusted", where he is placed on the list along with people who put cats on leashes, people who have never seen ''The Simpsons'', and others. ''God'' - Depicted in ''The K Chronicles'' as a small rodent. In one ''K Chronicles Collection'', "The Passion of the Keef", God appears to deliver the introduction, in which he reveals that ''The K Chronicles'' are among his favorite reading material. He also shows up at other times in the strip, such as to visit and hang out with Keith. ''Evil Twin'' - Keith's twin sister. ''Gunther'' - Ex-roommate and drinking buddy. 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「The K Chronicles」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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