Krystine Kryttre (born 1958) is an American alternative comics artist, painter, animator, writer, and performer from San Francisco.
Krystine is credited as a writer and creative producer for the segment "Anemia & Iodine" in the American sketch comedy series KaBlam!
The cartoonist and critic Scott McCloud, in Understanding Comics (1993), wrote that "in Krystine Kryttre's art, the curves of childhood and the mad lines of a [Edvard] Munch create a crazy toddler look.
"[10] Writer Terri Sutton, in Artforum, wrote that Krystine's work aimed to criticize the double standards of women and show feminist visions of healthy womanhood.
[3] She wrote Kryttre, along with artists Mary Fleener and Julie Doucet, "play with aggression and victimization not to express rage but better to understand where those urges take them and how to incorporate such feelings amongst all the prescriptions attached to femininity.