(W/A/CA) Nancy Burton Nancy Burton was among the earliest underground cartoonists, creating comic strips that appeared in The East Village Other (?Gentle?s Tripout?) and Gothic Blimp Works (Busy Boxes?) in 1966. Under the pen names ?Panzika? and ?Nancy Kalish? and most importantly, ?Hurricane Nancy,? she contributed to many notable underground comix including It Ain?t Me, Babe. Drawing on abstract expressionism, art nouveau and formline art, working in parallel to the psychedelic art movement and outsider artists like Consuelo ?Chelo? Amezcua, Burton?s comics feature birds and people, dreamlike landscapes, and psychedelic imagery that grows darker as the 1960s come to a close, reflecting the darkening mood of the era and her uniquely personal vision of the world. Burton stopped making art in the early 1970s and seemed to disappear, having met few cartoonists during her short tenure but making an impression on many with her unique psychedelic approach. In 2009 she began drawing again, posting artwork online without explanation and though many aspects of her work had changed, it remai