Transitioning from an underground publisher, in the 1980s Kitchen Sink launched such titles as "Death Rattle" vol. 2 (18 issues, beginning in 1985), Mark Schultz' post-apocalyptic "Xenozoic Tales" (14 issues, beginning in 1987), James Vance & Dan Burr's acclaimed limited series "Kings in Disguise" (6 issues, 1988–1989), and Doug Allen's "Steven" (8 issues, 1989–1996). Other titles launched by Kitchen Sink Press in this period, but later continued by other publishers, include Howard Cruse's "Gay Comix", Don Simpson's "Megaton Man", and Reed Waller and Kate Worley's "Omaha the Cat Dancer". Kitchen Sink continued publishing the "Snarf" anthology until 1990.