Misty the Mouse

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Misty is an anthropomorphic mouse character created by David "Dutch" Koppenhaver. She is a medium-sized (about five and a half feet tall) mouse with a substantially oversized bosom...a trait common to many spoogey female characters. While the earliest furry artwork involvimg Misty did emphasize its (mild) yiffy aspect, Dutch soon abandoned this aspect of the character and gave Misty a more conservative, somewhat shy personality. By the time Dutch began a webcomic based on her, Misty had evolved into a mild-tempered, motherly, more three-dimensional character.

Misty has made appearances in Supermegatopia.

[edit] The comic

Misty the Mouse is the title of a Web-based comic strip written and illustrated by David "Dutch" Koppenhaver. The comic portrays stories of everyday events in the life of a fictional mouse named Misty, who works at a flower shop and lives with her musician husband Jules. The comics began on January 3, 2001. An unscheduled hiatus began in May 2006. One year later, Dutch announced that the strip would be resuming a regular schedule soon. However, the last strip was posted in May 2007, and the site went down in December 2007.

The comic is unquestionably adult-oriented, with sexual innuendos continually appearing in its story lines (and often serving as the basis of the plot). Misty herself is an anthropomorphic mouse (meaning that she is a cartoon animal with human characteristics -- see funny animal for more details), and one running joke in the series is that she happens to have a plus-sized bosom. However, in spite of these traits, the strip emphasized characterization and finding humor in the day-to-day lives of average working-class people over sexual humor. Misty herself just happens to be a woman with a plus-sized chest, which she takes pains not to overemphasize. The comic strip itself does not display blatant sexual images or pornography.

Dutch's artistic talents have won him a following in the furry fandom community, and his artwork is often cited as an example of well-drawn, well-written stories that are still made primarily for adults and not children.

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