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Topic: List of furry comics

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	The Webcomic List - Browsing Genre-less Comics
		The Webcomic List presents a daily list of updated webcomics from all over the web, we currently have over 9700 web comics and online comics listed within our site.
		To to see the full list of online users click here.
		The Webcomics List is operated and owned by Evoluted New Media who offer web design in sheffield and e-commerce in south yorkshire.
	www.thewebcomiclist.com /browse.php?genre=0 (308 words)

	Furry fandom Information
		Furry fandom is an artistic and literary genre that celebrates the humanization of animals, specifically in cartoons and comics.
		Many are created by furry fans and, as such, may be referred to as "furry comics." Titles such as Kevin and Kell are created by cartoonists outside of the fandom, and thus may be referred to as traditional funny animal comics.
		Some other communities, such as the "were" or "therian" communities, share similar beliefs with furry lifestylers but wish to distance themselves from the term “furry,” as they are not necessarily interested in furry fandom or do not wish to have their beliefs trivialized by association with a "cartoon" fandom.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Furry_fandom (2055 words)

	List of furry comics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Listed are a variety of comic books, comic strips, and webcomics that are cited of particular interest and their creation catered to Furry fandom.
		In addition, an extensive list of furry webcomics can be found at The Belfry Webworks.
		This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy certain standards for completeness.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_furry_comics (144 words)

	Furry fandom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Furry fandom is a subculture that originated from the science fiction and fantasy fandoms.
		Furry fans' personal characters (sometimes referred to by furries as "fursonas" or "personal furries") are usually based on their creators' personality or even a whimsical or sexual fantasy.
		Furry fans often have strong feelings towards their animal personas or feel that they share a spiritual bond with the animal that their fursona is based upon.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Furry_fandom (1846 words)

	Creating Comics: Networking and Support Resources
		Creating_comics is a moderated list for comic professionals and those aspiring to be so about all aspects of comic book creation including the translation of comics to other mediums.
		This is a place where gay and lesbian comic book/comic strip characters and storylines are discussed, in addition to issues about being 'queer' in the comic industry and/or comics fandom.
		Comicopia: This is another APA comic creators that has been around since 1990, with a mixture of small press talents to seasoned pros to self-publishers.
	members.shaw.ca /creatingcomics/support.html (1078 words)

	Andy Fox's: What is Furry? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Conversely, a furry can be thought of as a humanoid with animal- like traits and attributes (animal face, fur/scales/feathers, often appropriate tails, wings, claws, etc.), still possessing a human personality, though quite often with "quirks" hinting at the animal upon which the character is based.
		Typically furry characters are "just for fun" and the person may have no knowledge or interest whatsoever in furryness, or being a part of the furry realm, which consists of the next two levels of furriness.
		Being a Furry: Being a Furry means taking a Furry Persona and extending to the point where one actually believes he/she is some other species, and/or, that they are connected in some way to a specific species of animal spiritually, believing that inside, he/she is not human and has an animal heart and spirit.
	home.comcast.net /~toonfox/furry.html (930 words)

	The Furry Subculture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Furry Fandom also encapsulates the proliferation of furry comics and prints, also much Anime and Manga involves morphic characters, one of the most famous being Ramna 1/2.
		Furry as a subculture is not based on philosophy or logic, but on a person's external behaviour, so that no matter what your beliefs are about animals and humans you will still fit in.
		Most furries are interested in the concept of sex between themselves as themselves, or themselves as their personas, with other such creatures.
	www.vexen.co.uk /human/furry.html (2838 words)

	G4 - Feature - Comics' New Hero: Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Several comic books on the stands today are based on video games, making a bit of a case that gamers are interested in more than just new media--or, at the very least, "old" media is interested in the gamer demographic (and their apparently bottomless wallets).
		Comic books based on video games contain some of the more geekily chic instances of game characters and concepts jumping across mediums.
		The Sonic comic's storyline was related to the Sonic ABC Saturday Morning Cartoon's storyline until the show's end.
	www.g4tv.com /comics/features/17/Comics_New_Hero_Video_Games.html (897 words)

	Transformation Stories List:Focus:Furry Stories - Lycanthropy, Shapechanging Magic, Nanotechnology, Shapeshifters...
		A "furry" is a blend of human and animal--a human with strong animal characteristics, or vice-versa.
		(Another term for this is "anthropomorph.") Furry stories (particularly stories involving transformations of humans into furries) are very popular on the net; I greatly enjoy them as well.
		This is just a small set of interesting links to sites involving furry transformations, which I picked as a starting point.
	www.transformationlist.com /transfocus-furry.html (411 words)

	PeterCat's Furry InfoPage: The FAQs About Furries
		However, these depictions have largely been along the lines of "lookit the freaks" and are not a fair representation of furries or furry fandom in general.
		Yes, furry fandom has its share of colorful characters -- but most of people who are fascinated by furries are not that different from the people you know at school, work or church who enjoy sports, gardening, arts and crafts, cooking, collecting, games, or any other hobbies.
		The Recommended Anthropomorphics List is for fans who want to know what anthropomorphic comics, movies, TV series, novels, etc. are worth looking for, and lists the items eligible for nomination for the annual Ursa Major Awards.
	www.tigerden.com /infopage/furry/intro.html (2056 words)

	FALF: A Fan's View of Furry Comics
		This is an exploration into the current state of affairs in furry comics, as seen from a fan's point of view.
		Something (anything!) must be done to make the furry comics more visible, not only to the established furry fan, but to potential fans as well.
		Comic stores can display your titles and art on their walls so people can see if there is something to interest them.
	www.ranea.org /falf/essays/fansview.html (2233 words)

	The Ursa Major Awards - 2005 Recommended Furry Art and Literature List
		Secondly, this List is to be used as a helpful guide for nominations to the 2005 Ursa Major Awards, which will be presented during 2006 for the Best of the calendar year 2005 in the first ten categories of the Recommended List.
		The List was actually started as an aid to those fans who said, "The Awards sound like a good idea but I don't have the slightest idea what's eligible to be nominated." Read the List and find out what is eligible for the Best of 2005.
		This Recommended List is posted at http://www.ursamajorawards.org/ This website includes links to as many as possible of the recommendated items that have their own entries on the Internet; so if you want to know more about any of them, you can go right to its site.
	www.ursamajorawards.org /ReadList.htm (1558 words)

	Furries! Introduction to the Furry Fandom \| Claws and Paws dot Com
		Furry fandom is defined as the appreciation, promotion, and production of stories and art about anthropomorphic animals, as well as the exploration, interpretation and examination of humanity and human values through anthropomorphic expression.
		Felyne32K's Incomplete Listing of Zoomorphic Publications is a huge listing of fan-produced publications.
		For news relating to furry fandom, unusually good information can be found at Flayrah.
	www.claws-and-paws.com /furry/non-fiction/faq.html (948 words)

	The Comics Reporter
		Comics like this make my head hurt, but I might pick it up to see if there's a surprise ending and if I know off the top of my head where it's stolen from.
		The full list of this week's releases, including some titles with multiple cover variations and a long, impressive list of toys and other stuff that isn't comics, can be found here.
		The above titles are listed with their Diamond order code in the first field, which may assist you in finding comics at your shop or having them order something for you they don't have in-stock.
	www.comicsreporter.com /index.php/this_isnt_a_library_new_and_notable_releases_to_the_comics_direct_market1 (851 words)

	Category:Comics - WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia
		Comics includes webcomics, newspaper comics, printed comics, and comic books.
		You may enter comics here that are not explicitly furry, or intended for a furry audience - they just have to be of interest to furries, perhaps by including anthropomorphic characters.
		If you can think of a comic that deserves writing about, add it in here, and maybe someone will.
	furry.wikia.com /wiki/Category:Comics (150 words)

	Furry Humor Archive
		Felicia is an actual comic book that is about 30 pages long (or so) not bad, well drawn, about a fox sorceress.
		It actually appears in modern ferret magazine, and it seems to be a great comic for any ferret lover.
		The Belfry has an enourmous list of furry comics, but without logos and descriptions.
	www.furnation.com /humor/periodiccomics.htm (329 words)

	YARF! Chronology
		Due to the practice in the comic-book industry of dating one to three months in the future, the dates of the comic books listed here may be a month or two later than their actual appearances.
		The goal of this chronology is to list the "first" and the "most influential" entries in the many aspects of furry interest.
		It has had a major significance in furry fandom, starting around 1984 as the center of the Tiger's Den BBS, then furry parties and ConFurence; but to infer that the Prancing Skiltaire was created specifically to be a furry commune or that it has only been that, is incorrect.
	yarf.furry.com /chronology.html (4804 words)

	Challenge of the Superfriends: Secret Origins of the Superfriends Review - Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension
		One can easily imagine how tots who grew up to be today’s generation of comic book writers might have had their youthful imaginations fired by the myriad of possibilities implied, if not remotely examined, by this episode.
		Again, I’m not a follower of DC comics, but I imagine much arguing has occurred over the years as to why, first, a Green Lantern had need of a spaceship; second, why he would allow the craft to crash; and third, why he’d allow himself to be injured were this to happen.
		Lest we are rusty on our comic book lure, the show’s Omniscient Narrator identifies the planet as the "birthplace of the young Kal-El." (As opposed to the birthplace of the "old" Kal-El?) He doesn’t mean Nicolas Cage’s kid, by the way, he means Superman.
	www.jabootu.com /csfso.htm (8287 words)

	Australian Webcomics List - Webcomic Resources
		It's worth listing your comic in these directories - even if you don't make the top 100 people will still be able to discover your site.
		If you only put your comic on one list put it here - this is a huge directory of online comics - it also has an bookmarking and update reminder feature which is useful if you are a webcomics reader.
		A webcomics bookmarking list to which tells you when the webcomics you read update.
	homepage.powerup.com.au /~twalden/AWC/links.html (786 words)

	Kevin and Kell - Comixpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Kevin and Kell is one of the primary furry comics.
		Rudy's comic about humans was found to be causing instinct loss, so Miss Aura becomes his hunting coach and, under pressure from school and sports, Rudy quits writing the comic.
		Rudy develops dystraxia, in a manner which was stikingly similar to a storyline in one of the author's other comic strips, Safe Havens, which occurred in early 2000.
	comixpedia.org /index.php/Kevin_and_Kell (4391 words)

	Society People Furry Art Comics C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Corner of the Dot - Comic strip about the life of three fox brothers and all the "wacky adventures" they have.
		Critterspace comic strip - A spaceship crew made up of furries led by a human captain make their way around the outrim.
		Cigarro and Cerveja - Comic strip about a cigarette smoking rabbit and a beer drinking goose living a wacky life.
	www.iper1.com /iper1-odp/scat/id/Society/People/Furry/Art/Comics/C (153 words)

	You know you're a furry fan when...
		You send in drawings of furries to your art tutor for your 'life studies' class.
		and at least one furry tape that is a different video standard to the one used in your country.
		Please note that contributions to this list are no longer being accepted (the barrel has well and truly been scraped on this one).
	www.furry.org.au /mayfurr/ykyaffw.htm (1589 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Comics : Reviews : Start Collecting Comic Books
		Schecter continues to list the big-name publishers of the recent age, then leaps through a dozen or so of the big-name creators...
		Furthermore, this book was written in 1990, right in the midst of the comic collecting craze, where anything with #1 and five variant covers was a "sure thing" for gaining value.
		This material is used for the purposes of informed discussion, and is not intended to interfere with Marvel's right to use said material for their own commercial goals.
	www.spiderfan.org /comics/reviews/industry_books/start_collecting.html (989 words)

	WebComics Super 100 List
		An untraditionally drawn online fantasy/adventure comic about little dragon-like furry creature named Asheron, who during his long way to freedom experiences a lot of dramatic adventures...
		Wot is a giant killer mechanical chicken...who isn't that killer, and not particularly giant.
		A group of friends accidently activate an alternate universe generator: without memories of their original life, they're sent into an alterverse alone and seperated...
	webcomicssuper100list.gotop100.com /index.php (815 words)

	Anime Speed Bump: Funniest Sites
		If you would like to see you're humor website on this list, then fill out the special form.
		If you want your site to show up on this list, all you have to do is fill out our form.
		Anime Character Types: A list of possible anime personalities from "alien babe" to "scientific accident".
	www.angelfire.com /nt/anime7/list.html (694 words)

	Flayrah.com :: Unusually good information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Lore Fitzgerald Sjöberg, proprietor of the popular comedy site The Brunching Shuttlecocks, has weighed in on the recent Dan Savage furry columns on his new website, The Slumbering Lungfish.
		Sjöberg has previously written about furries, and used them as the bottom rung of a geek hierarchy.
		Dan backs down on his blanket portrayal of furries, but insists that fetish is less bizarre than non-sexual anthropomorphics interests.
	www.flayrah.com /dev/index.php (724 words)

	Freefall Links-On Line Comics
		A very fun little comic about a girl, her live in dragon, a bald squirrel, intelligent (maybe) dust bunnies, pirate socks, and a tribe of wild cherries.
		Another computer geek related comic would have to be pretty exceptional for me to list it here.
		This is an excellent comic with characters who exhibit a depth of personality that is rarely seen anywhere, much less an on line comic.
	freefall.purrsia.com /linkpages/onlinecomics.htm (976 words)

	The Webcomic List - Online Comics
		The Webcomic List primarily helps you keep track of which of your favourite online comics have updated.
		To do this we monitor over 9700 online comics, checking them several times a day; this enables us to keep you updated as fast as possible.
		Comic Profiles - Over 9700 comic profiles, go check them out.
	www.thewebcomiclist.com (408 words)

	Comics and Comix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Funny Farm - A furry animal strip about two guys who run a boarding house, and their tenants.
		Surf Rat & Spencer - The usual mix of furry animals and people, with lots of nerd humor.
		Salon Comics - Salon Magazine has arranged things so that I can no longer link to the individual strips, but they carry the following strips (links are to the archives):
	www.psgd.org /paul/comix.html (409 words)

	The Webcomic List - Browsing Furry Comics
		Home » Comic Profiles » Browse Comics » Furry Comics
		Kotaro a kitsune buglar went to a temple to steal an scroll, but now this paper is in the hands of the minister bizenya, now our hero and his companions are going to retrive the scroll and watch the real purpose of that.
		An Australian furry comic concerning the adventures of a kangaroo inventor, the stories are a mix of satire, existential horror, literary allusion, and cute animals.
	www.thewebcomiclist.com /browse.php?genre=1 (491 words)

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