Popular Internet comic strip following Sabrina (World's favourite net-surfing skunk girl) and gang of characters as they experiment with romance, real life and the Internet, to explain a few facts of life. 

Special 164 pages 8.5x11 Hardback Edition. Collection covering first 10 years/issues of Sabrina online comic, plus extra features including "Sabrina at See-CAD", "Amy's Wedding", Out-takes & many more not covered on Internet version. 

Created, written, and drawn by Eric W. Schwartz with extra artwork from many other talented guest artists. 

ISBN/UPC:9780953784752

Description: Israel Kevinson - Izzy to his friends, which aren't many - isn't your typical teenager in Blessing Avenue, which is okay because Blessing Avenue isn't your typical town. 

Izzy belongs to a very well-off family. He wants to do more than simply be groomed to inherit the family business, so he deals with things that lurk in the shadows of Blessing Avenue, and sometimes things which do a lot more than just lurk. 

You see, Izzy has a gift. And he's not afraid to use it... even if it means going against his father's wishes. 

The Species of Blessing Avenue collects the short stories "The Species of Alone", "The Species of Rivals", and the never before published story "The Species of Triumph."

• Stories by Graveyard Greg
• Cover artwork by Ninja V
• Cover Design and Logo by Electric Keet

More detailed description to come...

Overview: A story about a group of magical creatures, created by a wizard. They’ve been left alone in the castle a long time now, but what happens when they find out they may not be as alone as they thought they were?

This issue: Two young siblings make their way into a dark old castle. What they find is magic and mystery, as they meet three very special characters…made of candy! Fun and adventure awaits!

• Page Count: 22 pages
• Type: Full Color

• Writer: Darren Mueller
• Pencils: Jackie Hernandez
• Colors: Ann Uland
• Lettering: Brant W Fowler
• Editor: Bill Love

The Confectionaries begins as a single stand alone introductory issue, followed by a graphic novel. While waiting for the graphic novel, make sure to sign up for our newsletter, for free one shot stories about The Confectionaries.

Rating: Fun for All Ages!

What’s your pleasure?

Or do you prefer pain?

Everyone has a wild side.  

Everyone has their kinks, and this is your chance to indulge them.  Will of the Alpha is an exploration into the darker side of the bedroom, and each of these  stories takes you a step farther down that shadowy road. The authors start out gentle. A leather collar, a little bondage, some light flogging... but they won’t hold back for long and they brought a lot of toys with them. Handcuffs too. Each story in the book is a little darker than the last and at some point you may have to stop. 

But you won’t want to.  

Will of the Alpha is an anthology for an adult audience only and includes stories and poems by Kandrel, Ashe, Ianus J Wolf, Mangi, Sparf, Rechan, Elijah Lapso, Tarl "Voice" Hoch, Nathan Cowan, Whyte Yoté, and H.A. Kirsch. Each story is illustrated by Dbull with a cover by Kadath. 

Style: Novel Text - Anthology
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.50 x 8.5
Page Count: 246 pages
ISBN: 978-1-61450-049-0
Content Rating: Adult Readers
Release Date: February 2012

By Renee Carter Hall

Prince Tiran of Silverglen may be heir to the throne of all Asteria, but he’s always felt more at home among the villagers, no matter how many lectures he gets from his father.

But when the elk-lord Roden slaughters the royal family and claims the throne for himself, only Tiran is left to avenge their deaths and take his place as the rightful king.

His journey will lead him from the shadowed heart of his forest home into the treetops with the squirrel-clan of the Drays, across the western plains, and among the mysterious and deadly wolves of the Northern Reach.

With his allies’ help, Tiran must become the king his people need him to be – or risk fulfilling an ancient prophecy that will spell the end of Asteria itself.

Cover artwork by Sara Miles.

Style - Novel

Pages - 208

ISBN/UPC - 9781470108540

If Sol can just survive his last year of high school, he can escape his homophobic small town and go live with his Internet boyfriend for the summer. But when he loses his starting spot on the baseball team and converts to vegetarianism — a wolf, giving up meat! — his father threatens him with a hot, muggy summer working in the peach cannery unless he gets his act together. His teammates, who suspect his sexuality already, won't make it easy for him. But even with nobody on his side but his best friend Meg (who is even less popular than he is), the teenager finds answers and solace in an unlikely place: a 1901 book about a tragic gay romance in the bohemian district of Lutèce, around the famed Moulin Rouge. Inspired by the spirit of the era, Meg and Sol share a glass of absinthe, with startling effect: Sol begins to dream that he is a cabaret dancer named Niki, offered a chance to escape his difficult life through romance — at the price of his beloved art of dance. When the dreams seep into his waking life, Sol adds "going crazy" to his worries, and the problems of a couple that lived a hundred years ago to the ever-growing list of his own. To save both Niki and himself, Sol will have to learn the difference between reality and illusion, and discover what love and life mean to him.

Natier, son of King Rasdill and heir to the Llyran throne, is perhaps as spoiled as someone in his position can become. The King loves him far too much to see past all of the lies that the young fox spins, and Natier uses that love to his gain whenever he can. There is more than meets the eye to this prince, however. Every night, Natier sneaks out into the city; there, he takes on the persona of Rivard, a slightly more mild-mannered fox. As Rivard, Natier is able to do all the things that would not become a prince -- he goes to brothels, helps a local gang of thieves pull off robberies, and gets drunk off his tail on mead. This lifestyle continues until a harrowing event forces Natier to flee the palace and assume the role of Rivard indefinitely as he struggles to make sense of the conspiracy that almost got him killed...

Note: This book deals with homoerotic themes and descriptions of erotic acts.

Style: Novel

Page Count: 406

336 pages of art and stories by 33 creators, plus 12-page color supplement! Cover by Portzebie.

by Michael Bard

What do ancient Greece, Golden Age science fiction, horses, and the art of costuming all have in common? Michael W. Bard, of course!

From generation ships to unicorns and from the psychology of the costumed performer to the carefully-calculated escape velocity of a bunny-taur, these are the worlds of the noted “furry” author Michael Bard! Come and ride along with the Galactic Patrol, construct a dragon miniature that has a mind of its own, and learn what it means to be trapped in the role of a method actor for the rest of time.

Michael was taken from us far too early – he passed away unexpectedly from a brain aneurysm in 2010 at the age of 44. But his dreams live on in this volume to be enjoyed by the rest of us forevermore. And best of all, the proceeds go to benefit the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario.

Michael’s passions were myriad, and each of them left their unmistakable footprints on his fiction. So come with us and sail across endless seas with a squirrel and an otter as shipmates, and find the true meaning of love in the depths of a stained glass window. Become a season, and prove yourself worthy to be the first equine ever to join the Galactic Patrol. Take a little break from reality and perceive the universe as Michael did, through his gentle Canadian soul. And when you’re done, you’ll miss Michael every bit as much as we do.

Cover artwork by Heather Bruton.

Style: Paperback Novel
Page Count: 426
UPC: 978-1466390508
Size: 9" x 6"
Content Rating: General Readers

Description:  Enjoy a tale of personal growth and discovery as three brothers learn what it means to laugh, love, and come together as a family... oh come on. Did you think I was serious?

It's a time honored faery tale twisted into some pretty rauncy M/M action. Just the way you like it.

Written and illustrated by Sudonym

Style: Comic
Print: Color Cover, Color Interior
Size: 6.75 x 10.50
Pages: 40
ISBN: 978-1-61450-039-1
Content Rating: Adult Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

Description:  Join Venti and his friends as they serve up a triple shot of humor, drama, and love, free of charge!

Written by Graveyard Greg and with art by Mitternacht, Welcome to Cappuccinos is a novel written as a series of microfictions, each one a page or two long, following the adventures and love lives of the barista staff and their friends at your neighborhood Cappuccinos Coffee House.

Care for a cup?

Style: Novel
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Pages: 246
ISBN: 978-1-61450-041-4
Parental Rating: Mature Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

Description:  Never trust a smiling girl when she tells you what her name is. Especially not when she's a furry, one of the exotic mass produced clones of the city of San Iadras. Is her name Jamie? Really? There are a hundred and sixty-eight girls with that exact face, and that exact voice purring out the same little lies.

The truth is, Jade Dixon's desperate to be anyone but herself. She's out for a one-night stand, but her heart's so broken the shards could cut her to pieces. So she'll protect herself from those old hurts however she has to. She'll be Jamie, she'll be Jayden, she'll play any game, so long as she gets one more night of ecstasy. 

But Jade's about to find out that she's not the only one who can play games.

Written by Malcolm "foozzzball" Cross

Cover art and interior illustrations by Meesh

Style: Novella
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.50 x 8.5
Pages: 90
ISBN: 978-1-61450-037-7
Content Rating: Adult Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

Description:   The City of Ice is a harsh place, a barren planet with no laws, only criminals. Jack Salem is a harsh person, and wouldn't follow those laws anyway, but when offered the right incentives, he can be a powerful tool.

But getting a hippopotamus across the barren wasteland of the city without being killed by all the hungry crazies between Jack and where he needs to go? That may be too much to ask.

Art and Story by Roz Gibson

Style: Graphic Comic Based Series
Print: Color Cover, black and white interior
Size: 6.75 x 10.50
Pages: 36
ISBN: 978-1-61450-040-7
Content Rating: Adult Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

Description:  Humans have left the Earth, and dogs rule. Kipper is an oppressed tabby cat who dreams of a better place where cats are free to run their own lives. When Kipper discovers a secret that might lead her to such a paradise, along with the secret comes trouble— first, Kipper's sister disappears, and, then, she's attacked by a dog goon herself. Kipper's escape takes her on a mad dash to Ecuador and the space elevator, where she catches a ride up to the otter-designed space station. Once in "otter space," Kipper must navigate an uncomfortably watery world to find out what happened to her sister and whether there really is a cat paradise.

Written by Mary E. Lowd, Cover art by Doc Marcus

Style: Novel
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Pages: 182
ISBN: 978-1-61450-043-8
Content Rating: General Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

 Synopsis:  To save his family from starvation, Stannis of Barony Jazinsk makes the ultimate sacrifice: selling himself into slavery. When he's sold to an envoy from neighboring Barony Deterikh, he's thrust into the middle of a feud twenty years in the making. Rumors of dark alchemy and hints of betrayal threaten to break the fragile peace between the baronies, and Stannis' arrival at the court may be the blow that shatters it. With war drums beating on the horizon, can a lowly pleasure-slave persuade his new owner into preserving the peace?

Written by Kristina Tracer, author of Beautiful World

Style: Novel
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Page Count: 314
ISBN: 978-1-61450-036-0
Content Rating: Mature Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

Description: FANG Four is the first volume of Fang to have a tight topical theme rather than the genre based themes of Fang One (Erotica), Fang Two (Horror), and Fang Three (Fantasy). This edition’s theme is “Life After High School.”

This volume features stories which explore the ways in which we define ourselves in relation to our past—stories that ask if one can go home again, and stories about moving on.

We have a pretty hefty collection this time, eleven tales in total—some by names which will be familiar to you and some by newcomers we hope you'll enjoy.

Stories by:

• Whyte Yoté
• Sylvan Scott
• Scott Maddix
• Tym, Toonces
• H. A. Kirsch
• Anima
• Lindskold Janis
• Tyler David Coltrane
• Lycanthromancer
• Metassus

Cover illustration by Blotch

Style: Novel
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Pages: 332
ISBN: 978-1-61450-038-4
Content Rating: Adult Readers
Publication Date: January 2012

Genus Male 11

Cover by Joe Rosales

The ever popular yaoi (gay) furry anthology Genus Male is back with another annual dose of super sexy homosexual antics! This issue features work by Matix, Joe Rosales, Tredain, DarkZel, MoodyFerret and more! 

Contents:

• Rite of Passage by Tredain and Zel - Page 1
• Illustrations by Donryu - Page 9
• Worship by Marix - Page 11
• Illustrations by Moody Ferret - Page 18
• On the Download (Cover Story) by Scamp - Page 21
• Illustration by Moody Ferret - Page 30
• Ads - Page 31, 32

Style:  Comic: Color Cover, Black and White Interior
Size:  6.75 x 10.50
Page Count:  32
Parental Rating:  Adult
Publication Date:  January 2012

Prince Luka has just successfully run away from home with his new friend and lover, Sirus the wolf knight (Seen in the Spoooo Color Special #1) Unfortunately, their journey does not last long before a bull wizard intercepts the pair with his own dark designs. Can the brave knight save his young prince? What exactly does the wizard intend to do with the innocent rabbit? Can Luka ever cut a break? Join us and find out in another Royal Tail!

In the second story, Firm Punishment, we read about adventure, romance, action, and what happens when a rookie does not enjoy his uniform.

Style: Comic
Format: Color Cover, Black and White Interior
Page: Count: 32 Pages
Content Rating: Adult

From the artist:

Greetings fans,

The Creampie project was a blessing and a curse. I had long ago learned that I hated doing comics but I was determined to see this one through to the end. I can't remember who talked me into it, damn them... All said it took me some 18 months to do this and wherever there was time to do things right in regards to planning, workflow, etc. I did it completely wrong. I penciled the rough layouts all at once, and that was probably all I did right. The inks, colors, text, etc. I did all per page instead of doing the whole thing in stages of production. As a result it is wildly inconsistent from page to page.

Anyhow, it is probably painfully obvious that I am a better pinup artist than comic artist, maybe the whole pages of single images gives it away. However, towards the end of the comic I feel it really improved my art, especially the last 3 pages or so.

Well, here it is in print. I have also included a handful of pieces by Linno and XXXPot who were inspired to do pinups of Xan and Jess. Enjoy!

-J Bernal

The publishers would like to thank the contributions of the following artists to this fine book, presented here in alphabetical order:


• J. Bernal
• Linno
• Lintu
• Magolobo
• Scappo
• WhiteDevil
• XXXPot

Description:

OK, the plot is simple. Jess needs some cream and goes to see her neighbor Xan to borrow a cup. One thing leads to another and the result is hot zebra girl on bunny boy action. While Jess might have instigated the morning’s activities, Xan proves to be able to dish it out as well as take it. In the end Jess gets her cup of cream, Xan needs a shower, and the local peeping toms get a show. 

Several pages of pinups of the characters finish up the book.

This is the tale of Teer, runt of the Avaria kin in the Alistria Valley...

Many readers might know of runts as the small, unhealthy child of a litter. This isn't true with the dragons. Runts of dragons are smaller, indeed - but a dragon lives eighty, maybe one hundred land-thaws, runts live five hundred or six hundred.

Runts occur once every nine or ten generations and are revered. They are treated with the utmost respect, honored by the kin, as they convey knowledge of the old as well as help raise the young.

We join Teer in his four-hundredth land-thaw and learn of his duties and his pleasures. 

This comic contains sexual relations between male and female as well as male and male feral dragons. It focuses on the sizeplay relationships and includes adult situations between the characters involved.

WARNING - Contains 3 pages of soft vore, which isn't an adult situation, but readers wanted a warning about it.

Style - Comic; Color Cover, Black and White Interior; 24 Pages

This is the second issue of the popular Dragon's Hoard comic. This full color issue, now magazine sized features a collection of ferel and anthropomorphic stories where the primary characters are dragons! 

Table of Contents:

• Encounter in the Clouds - Art & Scenario by Rukis
• Reward - Art by Taen, Scenario by Dreamous
• Daddy's Scent (Part 2) - Art by Narse & Morca, Scenario by Dreamous
• The Essentials - Art Fennec, Scenario by Dreamous & Fennec
• Instincts - Art by Myure Scenario by Dreamous
• Birth of Dragons - Art & Scenario by Winddragon
• LABWORK_2012 - Art by Aazhie Scenario by Dreamous
• Another Agenda - Art by Spelunker Sal Scenario by Dreamous
• A Dusty Tail - Art & Scenario by Morca and Narse

Always waking up with a sad expression and finding herself stuck in a dead-end job, Samantha tries to find her self-identity as well as a suitable companion. Every club night, she dresses up in punk/gothic attire that completely hides who she really is just to try to find a social group that would accept her for her hybrid features. One night, she manages to find a unique group of anarchist punks containing a foul-mouth and violent British feline, a levelheaded Egyptian canine, a closed-mouth white feline, a large-tailed skunk and a perverted, drunken mouse. Being accepted into the group and given an off-colored nickname, she finds herself doing activities that she never thought she was capable of. She quickly falls in love with one of the punks in the group, and tries to get his attention by wearing suggestive clothing while still trying to act like she has no interest in him. Very slowly, she starts to lose her identity and her life spirals downhill when the mix of love and hate starts to mold her into something she is not. Her new self-image puts an emotional toll on her only friend who tries to help Samantha find the identity that she once lost, only to find secrets that should have been left alone.

Ookami Kemono’s first graphic novel tells the story of love, trust, secrets, self-identity and why mice should not drink beer and look at porn at the same time…

Product Details:
ISBN: 09719888676
Page Count: 241 pages
Type: Comic, Color Cover / B&W Interior
Rating: Mature readers

Description: Ready Fur the World

Bucktown takes his moniker from the nickname of his hometown of Brinkley, Arkansas, where he was born and raised and where his family still lives. Brinkley's high school mascot is the tiger, an animal whose gracefulness, strength, and unwavering willpower Bucktown greatly admires and aspires to. A poet and pianist since grade school, Bucktown was always full of creative talent, but it was online social networking that provided him the catalyst to create music about and for the communities that consume a big part of his life. Since then, Bucktown has performed concerts and pieces at conventions and charity events from coast to coast.

Bucktown feels that his music should be a reflection of the life that he knows and lives. Knowing that we can make more money, but we can't make more time, Bucktown believes that we should spend our time like it's our time, and he strives to do that each and every day, both in his music and in his life.

Track List:

• 1 - Wake Up
• 2 - Hello World
• 3 - Rep Your Fandom
• 4 - Do the TSA
• 5 - Chicken and Fries
• 6 - Let It All Go
• 7 - Guest of Honor
• 8 - Brohoof
• 9 - Takeover
• 10 - Kigurumi
• 11 - Duct Tape
• 12 - All Y'all
• 13 - What I Want

Description: A soothing album full of classical and modern-day favorites, all performed on piano.

Bucktown takes his moniker from the nickname of his hometown of Brinkley, Arkansas, where he was born and raised and where his family still lives. Brinkley's high school mascot is the tiger, an animal whose gracefulness, strength, and unwavering willpower Bucktown greatly admires and aspires to. A poet and pianist since grade school, Bucktown was always full of creative talent, but it was online social networking that provided him the catalyst to create music about and for the communities that consume a big part of his life. Since then, Bucktown has performed concerts and pieces at conventions and charity events from coast to coast.

Bucktown feels that his music should be a reflection of the life that he knows and lives. Knowing that we can make more money, but we can't make more time, Bucktown believes that we should spend our time like it's our time, and he strives to do that each and every day, both in his music and in his life.

Track Listing:

• Track 01 - Moonlight Sonata
• Track 02 - Shadow of the Day
• Track 03 - What I've Done
• Track 04 - Second Chance
• Track 05 - No Boundaries
• Track 06 - Soul Bossa Nova
• Track 07 - Leave Out All the Rest
• Track 08 - Hey There Delilah
• Track 09 - Chasing Cars
• Track 10 - My Immortal
• Track 11 - Numb
• Track 12 - If Everyone Cared
• Track 13 - Dream On
• Track 14 - Pathetique Sonata

Description: A data network engineer by trade, Bucktown Tiger balances his job helping make the Internet go with a desire to cherish each day to the fullest. This love of life shows clearly in Bucktown's second studio album, Shop Music, which exhibits Bucktown's carefree attitude, his strong will to survive and succeed, and his immense gratitude to his friends and supporters, who inspired and helped create the album.

Bucktown takes his moniker from the nickname of his hometown of Brinkley, Arkansas, where he was born and raised and where his family still lives. Brinkley's high school mascot is the tiger, an animal whose gracefulness, strength, and unwavering willpower Bucktown greatly admires and aspires to. A poet and pianist since grade school, Bucktown was always full of creative talent, but it was online social networking that provided him the catalyst to create music about and for the communities that consume a big part of his life. Since then, Bucktown has performed concerts and pieces at conventions and charity events from coast to coast.

Bucktown feels that his music should be a reflection of the life that he knows and lives. Knowing that we can make more money, but we can't make more time, Bucktown believes that we should spend our time like it's our time, and he strives to do that each and every day, both in his music and in his life.

Track Listing:

• Track 01 - Four More Years
• Track 02 - Shopwrecker Salute
• Track 03 - Tigers Run the Shop
• Track 04 - Get Fursuited Up
• Track 05 - On the Real
• Track 06 - Kings of the Net
• Track 07 - Get a Furst Life
• Track 08 - Royalty
• Track 09 - Footsteps
• Track 10 - Awake

Descroption: The second piano collection by Bucktown Tiger, The Purring Piano features a kaleidoscopic variety of popular songs, performed on instrumental solo piano. In The Purring Piano, Bucktown explores new genres of music, such as country, blues rock, and heavy metal, expounding on the versatile stylistic variety Bucktown is known for. Interpreted with creativity and played by ear in a melodic fashion, The Purring Piano is sure to engage the inner emotions of its audience, taking listeners from laughter to tears and back again, track by stirring track. Selections by Beethoven start and end The Purring Piano, as Beethoven works bookended Bucktown's first piano collection, Scritching the Ivories.

Bucktown takes his moniker from the nickname of his hometown of Brinkley, Arkansas, where he was born and raised and where his family still lives. Brinkley's high school mascot is the tiger, an animal whose gracefulness, strength, and unwavering willpower Bucktown greatly admires and aspires to. A poet and pianist since grade school, Bucktown was always full of creative talent, but it was online social networking that provided him the catalyst to create music about and for the communities that consume a big part of his life. Since then, Bucktown has performed concerts and pieces at conventions and charity events from coast to coast.

Bucktown feels that his music should be a reflection of the life that he knows and lives. Knowing that we can make more money, but we can't make more time, Bucktown believes that we should spend our time like it's our time, and he strives to do that each and every day, both in his music and in his life.

Track List:

• Track 1 - Fur Elise
• Track 2 - On My Way
• Track 3 - Don't Take the Girl
• Track 4 - If I Had You
• Track 5 - Enter Sandman
• Track 6 - Hotel California
• Track 7 - New Divide
• Track 8 - Boulevard of Broken Dreams
• Track 9 - Because of You
• Track 10 - Rolling in the Deep
• Track 11 - I Don't Want to Be
• Track 12 - If Today Was Your Last Day
• Track 13 - I'm Yours
• Track 14 - Appassionata, 2nd movement

Description:  Introducing a story in verse about a musical artist in search of himself. Alone in his inner feelings for years on end, the artist seeks the companionship of those most like him and yearns to be accepted and loved just for who he is. He also strives to share his long-hidden creative talents with a receptive audience of those who will understand his music most. Orange and Black: The Furst Album is the story of how a young man finds all these things--and so much more.

Bucktown takes his moniker from the nickname of his hometown of Brinkley, Arkansas, where he was born and raised and where his family still lives. Brinkley's high school mascot is the tiger, an animal whose gracefulness, strength, and unwavering willpower Bucktown greatly admires and aspires to. A poet and pianist since grade school, Bucktown was always full of creative talent, but it was online social networking that provided him the catalyst to create music about and for the communities that consume a big part of his life. Since then, Bucktown has performed concerts and pieces at conventions and charity events from coast to coast.

Bucktown feels that his music should be a reflection of the life that he knows and lives. Knowing that we can make more money, but we can't make more time, Bucktown believes that we should spend our time like it's our time, and he strives to do that each and every day, both in his music and in his life.

Track Listing: 

• Track 01 - Altaican Pledge

• Track 02 - Wanna Be Heard

• Track 03 - TigerChant
  

• Track 04 - Throw Your Paws Up
  

• Track 05 - Get Your Yiff On
  

• Track 06 - Today's Not Cool Award
  

• Track 07 - How I Love You

• Track 08 - Rolling Up Coins
  

• Track 09 - PCD
  

• Track 10 - Still Me

• Track 11 - Start
  

• Track 12 - Shoutouts

Comics, pinups, and by seven creators.

32 B&W pages

The crew of the Recovery has been ordered to chase down a ghost -- one that's remarkably solid for a ship that has been missing for centuries! It's hardly fair that the in-person inspection raises more questions than answers. 24 pages, now in full color!

Issue #49's front cover is drawn by Bill Koonts and features Bottles McCloud, bartender and storyteller at Redshift Sue's on the Quantum Lady.

This issue contains the stories "The Narrow Road to the Deep North," written by Jared Robertson, with illustrations by C.D. Woodbury; “Floodgate Royale” written by Mark Allen Davis and illustrated by Edd Vick; “An Heir Raising Tale” written by Gene Breshears and illustrated by Kristin Fontaine; “Touring the Lady” written by Kristin Fontaine; and “A Safety Weasel Christmas” written by Gene Breshears and illustrated by James L. Brandt. The issue also includes additional artwork from Andrew Laverdiere, Mark Allen Davis, Chuck Melville, Susan Woolard, Sky Oxford, Jeff Cornish, Gary Fletcher, and Jeff Young.

Description:  Writing and layout by Gibson & Hopkins, drawn by Hopkins, inking and lettering by Gibson.  An exercise in exessive, pointless violence and mayhem from the creative team of Cliff! 

Style:  Comic
Print:  Color Cover, Black and White
Size:  6.75 x 10.50
Pages:  30
Parental Rating:  Adult
Publication Date:  June 2007
UPC:  9781935599548

Description:  From the spouse of David Hopkins, creator of the famous Jack series comes a never before seen story!  Katie Hopkins first full length comic may just be one of the coolest stories for a first time author ever!  We premiered this comic at Anthrocon 2006 and sold out of all three boxes we took!  But don't worry, we have plenty more!

Style:  Comic
Print:  Color Cover, Black and White
Size:  6.5 x 10.25
Pages:  32
Parental Rating:  Adult
Publication Date:  May 2006
UPC:  9781935599296

ISBN: 9781888429855

Page Count: 40 pages 
Type: Black & White

Writers: Darren Mueller, John Wilson 
Art: Jackie Hernandez

Here is a real piece of history. The very first thing that Ringtail Cafe EVER created. Back when Ringtail Cafe was just 2 people, a friend asked them to create an 8 page comic. They did so, in the form of T.A.K. but the story was just too big to stay so small. So, the adventure continued on in the form of a serial, with a part being released every few months in between other projects. Well, eventually the story got shelved (Such is the way, with things.) However, after a whole lot of fan outcry, we have finally succumbed to peer pressure and are picking it back up. Here, for the first time are the collected serials. In addition, we’ve got a new team of people ready to continue the story. We included a little teaser at the beginning of the book so that you know what to expect. The Case of the Dancing Doe will be concluded, and then new stories featuring Trent will begin!

Fur-Piled, Volume 5: Dog Days Are Over brings to a close over 5 years worth of adventures of Husky, Saetto and their friends. Andy and Chris both come to grips with the new realities they face, while Husky tries not to dwell on what lies ahead. In the end, the whole gang comes together for a night on the town. Everyone is back where they started, with a new outlooks, new companions, and in many ways whole new futures ahead of them.

The Fur-Piled comic series by Leo Magna has a sense of reality that is refreshing in the genre of gay slice-of-life romance comics. The story effortlessly navigates the lives of the characters (even if their lives are not so easy to navigate), resisting the temptation to turn them into larger-than-life archetypes. In the end, Husky and all his friends are just real people in real situations.

This volume collects chapters twenty-five through twenty-eight:All These Things That I Have Done, Centrifuge, Oh My God, and Fur-Piled. The print version includes five new pages not seen in the online version of this comic.

This volume of Fur-Piled brings the number of pages in print up to 427 (and then some!), and brings the online comic to a close. Be sure to stop by his website, www.liondogworks.com to read more about the characters, and discuss any and all topics with his fans on his forum.

Style: Magazine, Color Cover, Black and White Interior
Page Count: 427
Content Rating: Mature Readers
UPC Code: 9781936689040

Bitter Lake
trust is a fickle thing...

After more than a decade of peace the proud and noble kingdom of Valanor is suddenly torn apart by a terrible civil war. After 12 years, when the dust settles and resources start to dwindle, the starving people of Valanor cry out for peace, forcing the leaders of Tier, Sinnah, Daneth and Osgard to lay down their arms and meet each other at the negotiation table.

As each province prepares an envoy to find a diplomatic solution at the Kingdom's only neutral ground, an ancient and dark organization plots its return. Unbeknownst to the leaders of the four warring provinces this old enemy will stop at nothing to crush any hope of lasting peace.

Can the four envoys put their old hatreds aside and forge a bond of trust? Or will those that crave the blood and terror of war get their way?

Whatever the outcome, the fate of Valanor will be decided... at Bitter Lake.

Bitter Lake is a live-action English-language motion picture, featuring characters in realistic looking fursuits, with a running time of 41 minutes.

Produced by the crew and sponsored by Eurofurence, the film was shot on location in France and the Netherlands in 35mm HD, and premiered in Germany at Eurofurence 17 on August 2011. The DVD, including subtitles in French, German and English.

Cast and Crew:

• Shay - Narrator / "Prince Arden of Tolver" (voice), director, script writer
• EZwolf - "Colonel Raden Drraer", director of photography, producer and editor
• Fox Amoore - Music composer
• Tiger Tom - EPK photographer
• Rin - "Belora dan Winters" (actress)
• StoelBank - "Prince Arden of Tolver" (actor), artist and website designer
• Forfaox - "Careth Dale" and website coder
• Tillikum - Second cameraman and website coder
• Nikoshi - Best boy, camera assistant, set dresser, visual effects supervisor
• KwisA - Sound technician
• Lucy RedPanda - "Belora dan Winters" (voice)
• Dylan Nagel - voice artist

Meet Vaxy the pine marten. He's a graduate student at sunny Hoffridge U., where he helps Dr. Forrest with teaching, lab work, and getting his pants off whenever things are slow.

Meet Mike the rabbit. He's Vaxy's roommate and not-boyfriend, and he certainly wouldn't have any reason to be jealous of Vaxy sleeping with someone else. If he found out.

Meet Grace the fennec. He's a student, a friend of Vaxy and Mike who holds the firm belief that sex is just sex and shouldn't be mistaken for a relationship.

Yes, it's just another semester at "Hot Fudge U.," where the sex is as hot and easy as a day at the beach. Vaxy and his friends have most of another year to go before they have to worry about that "real world" thing they've heard about.

Now meet Mrs. Forrest. She's Dr. Forrest's wife.

Written by Kyell Gold Cover art and interior illustrations by Cirrus

Style: Novella
Print: Color Cover, Text Interior
Size: 5.50" x 8.5"
Page Count: 90
ISBN: 978-1-61450-027-8
Rating: Adult
Release Date: September 2011

Every dog loves getting a bone, and college is supposed to expand your horizons, but some boys get to have all the fun!

In his first comic, Red Rusker tells the story of how Sea Salt got his start and what the athletics department had in store for him.

Art and Story by Red Rusker:

Style: Magazine
Print: Color Cover, Greyscale Interior
Size: 8.25" x 10.50"
Pages: 32
ISBN: 9781614500230
Rating: Adult
Release Date: October 2011

Introducing the all-new Genus format! More pages, square binding (like a Japanese doujinshi or a slim graphic novel), but with the same sexy stories, luscious art and fabulous furry femmes you crave!

Cover by DAQ
Inside:

• Lenny Elkhound, Intern to Adventure Part 7 by ReDaDillio
• B.J. Hooker by Dennis Clark
• Illustrations by Terrie Smith, DAQ, Kadath and Shon Howell

Founded in 1988 as an artist' and writers' cooperative, the Tai-Pan Literary & Arts project has benefited from the talents of many contributors over the years. The project has published a wide range of stories from space opera to hard science fiction and from mystery to romance. The project's publication was recognized twice as Best Anthropomorphic Fanzine of the Year by the Ursa Major Awards. While Individual stories stand on their own, contributors have taken advantage of the shared nature of the universe to write stories that build on a theme or character arch started by another writer.

Under the original title, Tai-Pan, the first issues were published in the winter of 1991-1992, introducing the trader ship Tai-Pan, and laying groundwork for concepts and characters that are still be written about today. In this volume you will find all the original artwork and stories published in issues #1 and #2.

Stories: 

• New Queensland Station by Gene Breshears, Keith Alan Johnson, and Whitney Ware, with illustrations by Jackie Duram-Nilsson
• What Tales He’d Tell… by Whitney Ware with illustrations by Arion Morgan
• A Bird in the Hand by Rachel Ehrlich with illustrations by Nancy Robak
• Jumping Planet by David Dailey with illustrations by Diane Salts
• Between a Laugh and a Tear by Whitney Ware with illustrations by Viki Sinex.

Additional artwork by Terrie Smith, Anthony S. Waters, Susan Woolard, and others.

Bonus: Lost episode, A Simple Matter of Opinion written and drawn by Roy D. Pounds II



Cover: Several of the Tai-Pan crew poised to face adventure in a vase universe. Drawn by Chuck Melville

Tales Of The Fur Side

Art Work By: Dark Natasha Stories & Poems By: Vixyy Fox

The essence of these works is simple... I exist in your imagination. My origins come from a world ‘man’ has created; a place known as ‘The Cyber’. While traveling through this world I came across a site by the artist Dark Natasha. Within that place there was a picture, and I said, (to no one since I was all alone and yet without substance) “That’s me... that’s my picture.” Without conscious thought, the artist had given me life, where no life had existed.

What follows is solely because of: Dark Natasha’s gift to see my world,

And my gift; Which is to tell a story about what she has seen.

My name is Vixyy Fox.

I am pleased you are here.

Over 300 pages of stories, poems, and illustrations for your occular pleasure.

Table of Contents:

Bob & The Devil(Prologue)

Anuee of the Plains

Night’s Passing

The Onerous One

When Nothing Clicks

Family of the Heart

Wee Dream

Mama

Danc’n Wif Da Clouds

Anastasia; Painter Of People

Ubiquitous

Puppy Love

Inter Species

Ga Fueten

Fur On Fur

The Quiet One

Ready

Wolfen

Gorilla

Toth

Evil Is As Evil Does

Bob And The Devil (Epilogue)

Sixes Wild: Manifest Destiny
By Tempe O'Kun

To survive in the Frontier, one needs quick wits and a quicker draw. Death runs close at paw out here, close enough that the dead whisper in the ears of the living, speaking to them through heirlooms and echoes. In the paws of a bunny gunslinger rest one such inheritance: a pair of silver pistols tied to her fallen father's spirit. Armed against an unknown destiny, it'll take all her grit and gumption to survive.

Six Shooter talks tough, fights tougher, and draws faster than the most of men. In fact, most folks are convinced she is one, which is fine by her.

After robbing a lion tycoon with a deadly source of power, though, she gets more than she bargained for. On the run, her only chance at survival is to work with the local sheriff, a handsome fruit bat who knows her secret. Together, they must fight to uncover a mystery her father left behind, or watch their luck—and their lives—run out.

With cover and interior illustrations by ShinigamiGirl.

Our long time friend and artist KaputOtter presents to you a tale of two seasons. For the summertime, water loving critters, we have Suddenly, Otters! with the most friendly of clothing optional beaches and clothing optional critters. Second, cool off with a story of wintertime wrap-up in Les Bonnes Vacances where a polar bear and his hired domestic domestics get their end of season bonus.

This comic has fun in the sun and lots of winter sports action. Our printing company representative offhandedly remarked "Oh, A Sea Otter Orgy...".

Yeah, it's kinda like that. 

NOTE: This comic contains graphic depections of male on male sex - You've been warned.

In the long awaited and thrilling third issue, find out if Leather Lad can escape the clutches of Doctor Libido!

Style:  Comic
Print:  Color Cover, Color Interior
Size:  6.75 x 10.50
Pages:  20
ISBN: 978-1-614500009-4
Parental Rating:  Adult Readers
Publication Date:  June 2011

Monday's child is fair of face,

Tuesday's child is full of grace,

Wednesday's child is full of woe,

Thursday's child has far to go,

Friday's child is loving and giving,

Saturday's child works hard for a living,

But the child born on the Sabbath day

Is bonny and blithe and good and gay.

Join Teiran, Foozzball, Whyte Yoté, D.J. Fahl, Andres Cyanni Halden, K.M. Hirosaki and Kyell Gold as they tell you seven tales of fortune, passion, love and betrayal.

Style:  Anthology
Print:  Color Cover, Text Interior
Size:  5.50 x 8.5
Pages:  244
ISBN: 978-16145-00-14-8
Parental Rating:  Adult Readers
Publication Date:  June 2011

Five Stories From the World of Argaea

In "Jherik's Tale," meet a young cougar noble, frustrated with his family, as he finds peace in affection from an unlikely source. Follow everyone’s favorite weasel around in "Helfer's Busy Day" as he goes from avoiding trouble to hanging pantsless from a window ledge. Then travel to Helfer’s homeland, where a masseur-otter at a busy spa receives unexpected "Birthday Wishes" from the royal party visiting the area.

Peek into the early days of Volle’s son in "Yilon's Journal" and find out what happened before “Shadow of the Father.” And last, experience an all-new story of Argaea. In "Stolen Away," a young wolf chafing at the duties his father imposes on him falls in with a rat thief and spends a night stealing, running, climbing--and other things. But the big city of Divalia holds many surprises, and some things are not what they seem. Others, unfortunately, are.

Stories by Kyell Gold

Cover art by Sara Palmer

Style: Anthology
Print:  Color Cover, Text Interior
Size:  5.5 x 8.5
Pages:  170
ISBN: 978-1-61450-006-3
Parental Rating:  Adult Readers
Publication Date:  June 2011

Buster Wilde: Weerwolf burst onto the scene when the Web was young and the artists hungry. In grainy GIFs he thrilled the throngs of nascent netizens with antics droll and scandalous, in strips proportioned to fit the wide screens of the distant future.

Join Tobius Leander as he teaches the seemingly ever frustrated Pufftail Acaedmy student Tufty Crurlicue how to think differently, stand up for herself, and make a friend along the way.

From Sofawolf's Website:

Nordguard—Book One: Across Thin Ice

The North is an untamed and harsh country, hinting of great rewards but promising nothing but constant hardship. It is ruled by the winter, populated by scattered tribes and the half-starved strays known as the Maguruq. The White Land is truly the last frontier.

Under the flag of the United Territories, thousands travel north, seeking their own manifest destiny in the land of the midnight sun. It is an age of exploration: people come to test themselves against the wild land and chart the vast snowbound wastes. It is also an age of industry: whaling and fishing are a lucrative business and diamonds, copper and gold are waiting in the frozen ground, ripe for the taking.

In this cruel place, one organization comes into being with the noble goal of exploration, rescue and aid for all: the Nordguard. Responsible for cutting trails, carrying the mail and recovering lost travelers, their dangerous job is never done.

In the late autumn of 1903, a distress call from one of the northern mines has come over the wire. The nearest seaports are frozen solid with the early winter and a rescue attempt must be made by land. Pi and her team—the best the Nordguard has to offer—are called in to make the risky run to the Tartok Mine.

Tensions are building in the north as three great nations rest on the edge of war, licking old wounds and brooding over ancient enmities. And now, something sinister has been unearthed in Tartok, inciting slaughter and bringing death to the White Land.

The team soon finds that they might be in over their heads. Traveling in the company of an arrogant military officer and a green field surgeon, pursued by relentless hunters and pushed into the grip of a much larger conspiracy, their survival rides on thin ice.

Tess Garman and Teagan Gavet (also known to many as their collaborative pseudonym "Blotch") have achieved not only a stunning display of artistry in these pages, but also an engaging adventure story with a dash of near-history mixed in. Painstakingly hand-painted in watercolors over the span of several years, there is both amazing detail and broad vibrant landscapes, in colors that run from blinding snowfields through golden firelight and the spectral green of the Aurora Borealis.

While featuring themes of tragedy and violence that may not be appropriate for very young readers, all books in the Nordguard series are appropriate for young adults.

Three 3 Baby - What more can we say - Eat the Babies...

Contains adult language and mature content. Parents strongly cautioned.

The often requested, Women are Crazy comedy sketch has been recorded and released on this CD!

Get your copy today.

Contains adult language and mature content. Parents strongly cautioned.

Description: An hour, an eye-blink, a single night...

In a world where time flows steadily on, individual moments crystallize into the memories that define us, that we use to measure ourselves. At certain times our actions can change the course of an evening, or the rest of our lives.

In ROAR volume 3 ten authors explore the power a single moment can have in a life.  We've got stories from names you'll know like Kevin Frane, Renee Carter Hall and Ben Goodridge, as well as several newer writers with smaller resumes, but great talent.

Give them a moment to grab you and they won’t let go.

Style:  Novel
Print:  Color Cover, B&W Text
Size:  5.5 x 8.5
Page Count:  260
ISBN: 9789079082254
Rating:  PG
Release Date:  February 2011

Description:  "How Did You Celebrate Your Fifth Twelfth Birthday?"

Jobee Abrams spent his sitting at the Captain's Table of a luxury spaceliner, wearing a  dorky make-believe uniform and being fawned over by rich old ladies. His birthday wish was that maybe someday, against all odds, he might perhaps be allowed to turn thirteen.  But things are about to look up for young Jobee - a crudely-machined harpoon head and a 
band of pirates will soon thrust him onto his long, painful unicycle 
ride into manhood.

Space is deep and blood truly is thicker than water in Jobee's universe, but the greatest conundrums of all lie concealed deep in the dreams and aspirations of ordinary men and women. Will Jobee master these mysteries and his own heart along with them?

Or will he remain a child forevermore?

Novel by Phil Geusz, Cover by Werepuppy

Style:  Novel
Content:  Color Cover, Text Interior
Size:  5.5" x 8.5"
Page Count:  276
ISBN: 9781935599593
Rating:  PG
Publication Date:  February 2011

Spanning almost 15 years of writing, this anthology collects the stories and poetry of Will A. Sanborn in a new volume. From old favorites, to new tales, they’re all here, to be enjoyed again, or read for the first time. Will’s writing covers the genres of sci-fi, fantasy, speculative fiction, character drama, romance and free-form poetry. Most of his stories also include the meta-genre of anthropomorphic animals, using them for diverse reasons from stylistic choices to metaphors and myths.

Cover artwork for this book is by Sara “Caribou” Palmer. This updated and expanded collection contains new illustrations, with work by the following artists: S. M. Bittler (“Synnabar”), Heather Bruton, Bernard Doove, Scott Fabianek (“K-9″), Tim Johnson (“Ravenwolf”), “Melskunk”, Cara Mitten, Kacey Miyagami, and Sara “Caribou” Palmer.

Description:  San Fernando is a small island port in the tyrannical grip of the giant gangster wolf, Smiley O'Hannigan. Here, barely surviving and on the edge of starvation, there seems to be no future for young Johnny and his mother. But when Johnny finds a key to the back door of Smiley's fortress and treasure vault, he has a chance to change everything. Johnny's always dreamed of being a hero like his father, but he's about to learn that heroism isn't quite as easy--or as simple--as he thought.

Smiley and the Hero by Ryan Campbell with illustrations by Cooner.

Style:  Literary Work
Content:  Novel
Print:  Color Cover, Text Interior
Size:  5.5 x 8.5
Pages:  198
ISBN: 9781935599739
Parental Rating:  R - Some scary and/or violent scenes
Publication Date:  January 2011

Devlin Miski thought coming out on national TV would be the hardest part about being a gay football player. But it's when his press conference is over that the trouble really starts. The athletic tiger and his boyfriend Lee, a fox with a tongue as quick as his wit, still won't get many breaks in their fight for understanding. They'll need to deal with a stubborn reporter determined to get a story any way he can, furious parents, and hostile teammates--not to mention each other.

All's fair in love and war--and this is both.

Isolation Play is the eagerly awaited sequel to the best-selling novel Out of Position and picks up Dev and Lee's story about five minutes after the end of the first book. Well over a year and a half in the making, Isolation Play is the longest work Kyell Gold has released.

Cover and interior illustrations are by Blotch.

ISBN: 978-1-936689-00-2

Released: January 2010

Size: Novel (5.5 x 8.5)

Page Count: 420

Join Blueberry, the mascot of Cottontail Studios, home of Brian McPherson's Artwork. She acts as the narrator in this 24-page odyssey though Brian's artwork and storytelling.

This book is filled with cute, occasionally naked, female critters interlaced with a comic short here and there. A very fun read.

Content: Color Cover, B&W Interior

Style: Comic Size

Page Count: 24

Introducing the all-new Furrlough format! More pages, square binding (like a Japanese doujinshi or a slim graphic novel), but with the same thrilling stories, exciting adventure and fantastic art you love!

Cover by Diana Harlan-Stein, back cover by Style Wager

Inside:
Ebin & May Part 37 by Christina "Smudge" Hanson & Ed Garcia
Dinosaurs by David Goodman
Dragon Quest Part 11 by Greg Older & Style Wager
Stinky Puppy by David Goodman
Dog Joke by David Goodman
Tales of Marga Part 10 by Thor Thorvaldson Jr.
Catgirl Copyist Crisis by David Goodman
Illustration by Terrie Smith

Format: Perfect Bound Comic Size, Color Cover - B& W Interior

ISBN:9780981907789

The Complete YARF! Volume 1

The Journal of Applied Anthropomorphics

Collects Issues #0-5

Introduction by Jeffrey “Tanan” Ferris & Dasha “Tigris Euphrates” Clancey

What to say about a fanzine’s many-year run? YARF! was a ‘zine that was done by fans, for fans. We would like to thank everyone over the years who contributed to YARF!, supported YARF!, and purchased YARF!...

Issue Zero Contents:

Diplomatic Relations – Cover by Monica Livingston

What’s All This, Then? – YARF! Staff

Why? – Ken Sample

Robert & Katrina – Kris Kreutzman

YARF! Overview – The usual suspects

Best Offer – Pete Glaskowsky

The Power To Be Your Best – Back Cover by Lance Rund

Issue One Contents:

Ace of Spades – Cover by Chris Grant

Flaming Hairballs – YARF! Staff

Moose Costumes – Bryce Nakagawa

Patten’s Pontifications – Fred Patten

Freefall – Mark Stanley

Empires: Ace of Spades – Chris Grant

Fresh Ink: New Artist Showcase – Maggie De Alaron

OOPS! – Eric Cavanaugh-Elliott

Melanie – Peter Glaskowsky

Illustrations – Brian O’Connell

Robert & Katrina: Deadline Blues – Kris Kreutzman

Sample Creations – Ken Sample

Winter Wolves – Mark Stanley

Drug Free in 2123 – Mark Stanley

Swimming Lessons – Ddoug Durbrow

Illustrations – Monika Livingston

Varcel’s Vixens – Susan Van Camp

After the Quake – Ruben Avila

Getting to the Good Part – Bill Fitts & Shon Howell

Bunny and the East Finchley Rugby Team – Chris Hilton

Art by Minika Livingston

Back Cover Art by Mark Stanley

Issue Two Contents:

Front Cover: Amazonia - Monika Livingston

Flaming Hairballs - The YARF! Staff

Hrissa and Sleeping Partner - Lisa Iennaco

Patten's Pontifications - Fred Patten

Freefall - Mark Stanley

Cleo-Cat-Ra - Melody Rondeau

Empires: Ace of Spades pt. 2 - Chris Grant

Learning the Craft - David White

Jet B. & Leslie - Scott Alston

Amy Treewick - Scott Alston

Portraits - Tom Verre

Mysteries Abound - Monika Livingston

Varcel's Vixens - Susan Van Camp

Robert & Katrina: Deadline Diversions - Kris Kreutzman

Male K'tee - Bill F}tts

Porsha - Monika Livingston

Raccoon Balloon - Roy D. Pounds

Fishing Foxes - Roy D. Pounds

FoxCon 1.0 Artists' Jam  - various artists

Brion Ginsin Cut-up Method - Eric Blumrich

Back Cover Art: Just a Toy - Lance Rund

Spot Art by - Maggie De Alarcon, Craig Hilton, Monika Livingston

Issue Three Contents:

Front Cover: Rocketball - Kris Kreutzman

Flaming Hairballs - The YARF! Staff

Pitt Bull - Perry Okerstrom

Patten's Pontifications - Fred Patten

Freefall - Mark Stanley

Magic Cat - Monika Livingston

Pick a card... - Joy Riddle

Robert & Katrina: Racketball Runaround - Kris Kreutzman

Double Helixers: Essays on the first Semihumans - Dave Bryant

Fay - Mark Bode & Bill Fitts

Empires: Ace of Spades pt. 3 - Chris Grant

California or Bust - Ken Sample

Spring Stroll - Monika Livingston

First Monarch - Monika Livingston

Betazoid Bambioid - Melody Rondeau

... But Can You Do This? - Waverly Pierre

Illustrations by Ken Pick

Tiki Dance - Jack Cavenaugh

After the Cinema - Roy D. Pounds II

Portraits - Tom Verre

Back Cover: She's Wicked Fast - Lance Rund

Issue Four Contents:

Front cover: Rose Garden - Monika Livingston

Flaming Hairballs - The YARF! Staff

That's the Last Time...  - David Cannon

Patten's Pontifications - Fred Patten

Freefall - Mark Stanley

YARF! Labs - Mark Stanley

Cat Toy - Bryce Nakagawa

Empires: Ace of Spades pt. 4 - Chris Grant/Dan Flahive

Cory - Zjonni

The Star - David White

Fymlin - Edd Vick

Images - Maggie De Alarcon

Robert & Katrina: Deadline Dialog - Kris Kreutzman

Gimmick - Scott Alston

Portraits - Tom Verre

Ice Cream Wars - Monika Livingston

Mint Julep - Monika Livingston

Hold That Pose - Eric Nelson

One Fine Day... - Roy D. Pounds

Book Bites - Taz

Midnight Gab Session - Monika Livingston

Well, Doc, This Vixen... - Ruben Avila

Back Cover: Eat Your Heart Out, Leonardo - Lance Rund

Issue Five Contents:

Front cover: Tigerstripe Amazons - Dave Bryant

Flaming Hairballs - The YARF! Staff

Allegory 1 - Eric Blumrich/Paul Defenbaugh

Patten's Pontifications - Fred Patten

A Gift of Fire - Watts Martin

Illustration by Zjonni Perchalski

Graduation Day - Bryce Nakagawa

No Dogs Allowed - Mark Stanley

Guard - Tom Verre

Empires: Ace of Spades pt. 5 - Chris Grant/Dan Flahive

Essay: How Much Does She Weigh? - Dave Bryant

Robert & Katrina: Centaur for a Day Kris Kreutzman

Drums, Rattles, & Whistles - Roy Pounds

Brigands of Wisterwood - Roy Pounds

Assorted Cheesecake - Monika Livingston

Rufus & Porsha - Monika Livingston

Trinidad Gone Cupid - Jack Cavanaugh

Book Bites - Taz

Freefall - Mark Stanley

Behind Curtain #1... - Eric Nelson

Batter Up! - Bill Fitts

Jet B & Air Traffic Control - Scott Alston

Trad - Scott Alston

Have The Moon - K. C.

Vixen at Night - Anthony Waters

Last Bits - YARF! Staff

Back Cover: The Power to Be Your Beast - Lance Rund

Fill Art - Monika Livingston

ISBN: 9780981784687

Type: Color Cover, Black & White Interior

Content: Prose, Comics, Illustrations, Pomes

Page Count: 250+

Weight: 1 Pound

A beautiful voice can enchant, captivate, or enthrall an audience. Kyo Foxtrot is a very talented vulpine singer performing in taverns across the border city of Pyronni, making money and dreaming only of a comfortable future. The universe seems to throw the perfect way to achieve that dream – an invitation to perform for the entire royal court.

In the royal palace other, more intimate, offers are put forward to the fox. What could lead to a better future than to be with Sayii, the crown prince of Vasani, heir to one of the most powerful monarchies in the world? Unfortunately, a member of the royal family cannot ignore his duties to be with another male. Their friends might face familial or societal boundaries, but Vasani’s crown is at stake with the two males. Can Sayii and Kyo’s connection survive the weight of a thousand years of tradition, scheming courtesans, and the needs of an entire nation?

Set in the fantasy universe of Bestira, A Single Quavering Note is a work of anthropomorphic fiction for adult readers only.

Style:  Literary Work
Content:  Novel
Print:  Color Cover, Text Interior
Size:  5.5 x 8.5
Pages:  280
Parental Rating:  NC-17 - Graphic sexual situations, language
Publication Date:  November 2008

Corrections Officer Cheyenne ‘Vi’ Choate is a coyote with a routine.  She brings donuts to work for the squad room, works the late shift in the county jail and goes to church with her family on Sunday.  After her divorce, after her injury, routine came easy.

Emerson Kendell is a skunk who just wants to go to relax after a long day.  When bad luck lands him in one of Vi’s cells, neither of them would have expected what happens next.

The course of love never did run smooth, but attraction plays by even stranger rules.  For two lonely souls, a casual act of kindness becomes something more and each will have to navigate their feelings and decide what it is they are really looking for.

Handcuffs and Lace
An Adult Romance by Rechan

Cover art by Shawntae Howard, Interior art by ABlueDeer

Style:  Literary Work
Content:  Novella
Print:  Color Cover, Text Interior
Size:  5.5 x 8.5
Pages:  118
ISBN: 9781935599661
Parental Rating:  NC-17 - Some sexually explicit and/or violent scenes
Publication Date:  October 2010

In this issue of Spooo Presents we find that the team at Zoorama has done it again. We take another behind the scenes look at the famous Zoorama Porn studios wherein we find lots of sex, petty bickering between cast and crew, more sex, a look defending comic conventions with even more sex, references to furry drama, zombie citras (yes the Adam Wan kind), and did we mention more sex?

Zoorama is crazy and insane filled with references and puns that will have you re-reading this issue over and over again.

Product Details: 
ISSN: 977215085604 
Page Count: 36 pages 
Type: Comic, Color Cover / B&W Interior 
Rating: Adult Audiences Only

Nexus and Extro take us into Baltah's world where he lives in a town that manufactures condoms, though at the start of the comic he is still a virgin with very vivid fantasies. He's an electrician who wants to be with all the girls he sees, but never seems to strike gold. His friends are an odd lot too...

In this first issue we meet the case, see lots of sexy scenes, and meet our first armadillo character.

Product Details: 
ISBN: 978-0-9719886-2-0
Page Count: 32 pages 
Type: Comic, Color Cover / B&W Interior 
Rating: Adult Audiences Only

Werepuppy brings us a new title, Fast Boyz Delivery Service, where we meet Joey, a rabbit who needs a job. He interviews for and accepts a position delivering good out of an old fire house where he meets a cast of characters. This comic has it all, including lots of gay sex!

There's a cast of characters all living dorm style in the fire house delivering their packages to clients using various modes of transportation.

If you're looking for gay furry sexy comics, Werepuppy really delivers.

Product Details: 
ISBN: 978-0-9719886-4-4
Page Count: 36 pages 
Type: Comic, Color Cover / B&W Interior 
Rating: Adult Audiences Only

The Series is filled with humor, innuendo and plenty of Snark, Ringtail Cafe is a story about a secret organization housed within a coffee shop. Together, they fight against the League of Villainous Evil, or L.O.V.E. for short. L.O.V.E. is a collection of largely minor villains held together by a steadily dental plan. Although that seems to be changing. What was a band of ruffians before may now be growing into a serious threat...

ISBN: 9781888429770
Page Count: 32 pages 
Type: Color

Writer / Letters: Darren Mueller 
Pencils / Inks: Jackie Hernandez

This is the third volume of the Ursa Major Award-winning adult anthropomorphic thriller Heathen City, written by Alex Vance and illustrated by an international team of artists

Smoke rises on the horizon.