Kevin and Kell
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| Kevin and Kell | |
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| Author(s) | Bill Holbrook |
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| Update schedule | Varied |
| Launch date | September 1995 |
| Genre | Slice of life |
| Rating(s) |  |
Kevin and Kell is a daily web comic strip created by Bill Holbrook staring a cast of anthropomorphic characters.
Kevin and Kell is a comic based around Kevin and Kell Dewclaw, a married couple consisting of a rabbit and wolf, respectively, who have a son, Rudy, and two daughters, Lindesfarne and Coney. Kevin runs an ISP out of his house, and most storylines revolve around slice-of-life situations that often play off of the fact that all of the characters are animals.
Kevin and Kell was voted Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip in the 2003 Ursa Major Awards. A role-playing game based on the comic exists.
Characters[edit]
Main[edit]
- Kevin Dewclaw (nee Kindle) - Rabbit
- Kell Dewclaw - Wolf and wife of Kevin
- Lindesfarne Dewclaw - Hedgehog, adopted daughter of Kevin from previous marriage. Raised as a porcupine.
- Rudy Dewclaw - Wolf-fox hybrid, Kell's son from a previous marriage
- Coney Dewclaw - Rabbit-Wolf hybrid, Kevin and Kell's daughter
Secondary characters[edit]
- Fenton - Bat, Lindesfarne's husband
- Fiona - Red-Fennec Fox hybrid, Rudy's girlfriend
- Bruno - Wolf, Rudy's friend
- Corrie - Sheep-Wolf hybrid, Bruno's girlfriend and Rudy's cousin
- Ralph - Kell's brother and Corrie's father
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Kevin and Kell - Unofficial FAQ
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| Presented by the Anthropomorphic Literature and Arts Association · Partially based upon the Recommended Anthropomorphics List
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Best Live Action TV Series: The Muppet Show · Best Animated TV Series: Animaniacs · Best Live Action Feature Film: Who Framed Roger Rabbit · Best Animated Feature Film: Fantasia
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| 2000 (Confurence 12) · 2001 (ConFurence 2002) · 2002 (ConFurence 2003) · 2003 (C-ACE 2004) · 2004 (Anthrocon 2005) · 2005 (Rocket City Fur Meet 2006) · 2006 (Califur 3) · 2007 (Morphicon 2008) · 2008 (All Fur Fun 2009) · 2009 (FA: United 3) · 2010 (Morphicon 2011) · 2011 (Califur 8) · 2012 (Anthrocon 2013) · 2013 (Califur X) · 2014 (Morphicon 2015) · 2015 (What The Fur 2016) · 2016 (Anthrocon 2017) · 2017 (FurDU 2018) · 2018 (AnthrOhio 2019) · 2019 (YouTube) · 2020 Ursa Major Awards (YouTube)
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