
Are you an Addams aficianado, or do your tastes run more to the Gorey?
Westfield, NJ-born illustrator
Charles "Chill" Addams (1912 - 1988) is best known for his
New Yorker cartoons, which included the very successful Addams Family series. You can read more about him at the
Tee & Charles Addams Foundation website. An Addams bibliography can be found
here.

Chicago-born/Cape Cod resident,
Edward Gorey (1925-2000) is famous for his wonderfully macabre pen-and-ink drawings, though he considered himself first and foremost a writer. He, like Addams, had his work showcased on a regular basis in the
New Yorker. Gorey-trivia: the Gorey-like credits for
PBS's Mystery! were actually done by animator Derek Lamb. You can find a list of his works at the aptly-names
Goreyography website.
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