City, O’ City’s Building Was Once Owned by a Jewish Anti-Klan Activist
A brief cartoon history of City, O’ City.
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The People’s Fair Launched to Unite Cops and Capitol Hill Neighbors
A brief comic history of the People’s Fair.
The Horseshoe Lounge Brings Reno City Glitz to Denver
A brief comic history of Denver’s Horseshoe Lounge
Washington Park Is Gentrifying, but Odgen Street South Remains the Same
A brief cartoon history of Washington Park’s Ogden Street South.
How the Webber Theater Started Selling Handjobs Across America
A brief comic history of Denver’s Webber Theater.
Rock Island Hosted Club Nights, Fetish Parties and Monsters
A brief comic history of Rock Island.
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The Capitol Hill Tavern Once Housed Denver’s First Flower Shop
A short cartoon history of the Capitol Hill Tavern.
The Smothers Brothers Snubbed Bob Dylan at Denver’s Satire Lounge
A short comic history of Denver’s Satire Lounge.
The Cherry Cricket Neighborhood Bar Is the “Black Sheep of Cherry Creek”
A cartoon history of the Cherry Cricket.
Comic: The Lighthouse Writers Workshop Has Been a Denver Literary Force
A brief comic history of the Lighthouse Writers Workshop.
Tennyson’s Tap Philosophy: Good Vibe, Great People, Killer Bands
A brief comic history of Tennyson’s Tap.
Elitch Theatre Was Once Home to a Family of Foxes, but Not Anymore
Editor’s Note: The Denver Bootleg is a series chronicling the history of local music venues by longtime Denver cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz. Visit Krumpholz’s website to see more of his work…
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Once Upon a Time, the Toad Tavern Was Called the Horny Toad
Editor’s Note: The Denver Bootleg is a series chronicling the history of local music venues by longtime Denver cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz. Visit Krumpholz’s website to see more of his work…
Comic: Why Child-Sized Caskets Carried Adult Corpses From Cheesman Park
Editor’s Note: The Denver Bootleg is a series chronicling the history of local music venues by longtime Denver cartoonist Karl Christian Krumpholz. Visit Krumpholz’s website to see more of his work…
Comic: Colfax Tattered Cover Was Once the Historic Bonfils Memorial Theatre
The Colfax Tattered Cover Was Once the Historic Bonfils Memorial Theatre
The Great White Way, Denver’s Downtown Theater Strip, Is Gone
A brief comic history of Denver’s downtown theater neighborhood, the Great White Way.
The Clash and U2 Played the Rainbow Room. Now It’s a Strip Mall
A brief cartoon history of the Rainbow Music Hall.
A Brief Cartoon History of Denver’s Bug Theatre
The Bug Theatre has been around since 1912. Here’s what happened there.
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Louis Armstrong and Chuck Berry Played Denver’s Rainbow Ballroom
A brief comic history of the Rainbow Ballroom, where Louis Armstrong and Chuck Berry once played.
What’s Left of the Aladdin Theater? A Liquor Store Name
A brief comic history of the Aladdin Theater.
A Brief Cartoon History of Denver’s Union Station
A history of Denver’s Union Station from 1881 to 2014.
Comic: Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg Used to Hang Out at Charlie Brown’s
A comic history of Denver’s iconic bar, Charlie Brown’s.