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SexyFur

2019-03-21T04:46:43Z

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{{Infobox website
| title = SexyFur
| image = [[File:Sexyfurlogo.jpeg|300px]]
| author = '''Owner/Founder:''' [[Jeremy Bernal]]
* '''Art direction and PR:''' [[Scappo]]
| url = http://sexyfur.com/
*'''Facebook''': down
*'''Twitter''': https://twitter.com/#!/sexyfur
*'''Tumblr''': http://sexyfurblog.tumblr.com/
| status =
| began = 2000
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Pay website
| rating = {{Template:Rating-nc17-button}}
}}
'''SexyFur''' is a for-pay website owned by [[Jeremy Bernal]], who was once also the site's primary contributor. Art-related operations and PR are now largely run by [[Scappo]].<ref>''[http://www.flayrah.com/4548/artist-spotlight-jeremy-bernal-retrospective Artist spotlight: Jeremy Bernal; a retrospective]'' - [[Isiah Jacobs]], ''[[Flayrah]]'' (14 January 2013)</ref> SexyFur specializes in hand-drawn/digitally inked and colored [[furotica]], although stories (both in text and in audio) are also stored there.

It advertises weekly updates, and meets this standard. The site has been in existence since at least the year 2000; its mascot is the [[rabbit]] [[Sasha]], created by [[Jeremy Mullins]].

SexyFur sells various types of merchandise, including books, comics, art prints and print sets, clothing, mousepads, figurine sets, and even such unusual items as stickers and air fresheners. SexyFur is associated with one other production: ''[[Grind Magazine]]''.

The sister site of SexyFur is [[Tail Heat]].

== Contributors ==
{| width="100%"
|- valign="top"
||
===A-F===
* [[Alps Sarsis]] (stories)
* [[Caska]]
* [[DCRabbit]]
* [[Dennis Pawers]]
* [[DK Luis]]
* [[Elton Portilho]]
||

===G-L===
* [[gNAW]]
* [[Jeremy Mullins]]
* [[Jessica Elwood]]
* [[LoupGarou]]
||

===M-R===
* [[Max BlackRabbit]]
* [[Magolobo]]
* [[Meesh]]
* [[Misplaced Spigot]]
* [[Ooka Fufuri]]
||

===S-Z===
* [[Sanny Folkesson]]
* [[Tsampikos]]
* [[Twinkle-sez]]
* [[Zebala]]
* [[Tygurstar]]
|}

== Characters ==

=== Champagne ===

'''Champagne''' is a popular recurring [[vulpine]] character from SexyFur. Champagne is an anthropomorphic, blonde-haired stripper. Her style and looks have changed over time. There is not much information about the character. Champagne was originally a creation of Jeremy Bernal. Champagne wears a gold band on her left arm along with her signature black leather lingerie.

=== Sasha ===
[[File:Sasha Sexyfur.jpg|right|200px]]
'''Sasha''' is a fictional character created by [[Jeremy Bernal]]. This busty and lusty [[rabbit]] is widely seen as the [[SexyFur]] website [[mascot]].

== Appearance ==

Her trademark tattoos include: A lightning bolt that runs from her left collarbone all the way down to her left thigh; A smaller lightning bolt (though in some cases, an almost runic symbol) found just below her midriff, a tribal tattoo around her left eye; and a lesser known, small "cat paw" print tattoo on her right hip, near her tail.

== History ==

Since her creation, Sasha has been the subject of many of Bernal's website updates, having the largest gallery on SexyFur.com, and has also been made into wallpapers and [[Winamp]] skins. She has also been quoted in audio diaries voiced by an unknown woman who was either hired to read the scripts or a fan volunteering for the role.{{fact}}

Numerous stories have been written from the first-person perspective of Sasha as well,{{fact}} following along with little commentaries in certain furry pornography magazines whenever she is featured.

Sasha serves as the major attraction for the SexyFur website, helping to pull in more subscribers each day alongside other SexyFur stars [[Black Widow]], [[Champagne]], [[Orchid]], the Wolf/Skunk [[hybrid]] [[Miami (character)|Miami]], [[Rosalie]], and [[Dawn]].

==References==
<references />

== External links ==
* [http://www.crushyiffdestroy.com/show/bernal CrushYiffDestroy interview] with Jeremy Bernal regarding SexyFur (NSFW)

{{net-stub}}
[[Category:Mature art archives]]
{{furry paid sites}}

SexyFur

2019-03-21T04:44:16Z

108.69.40.253: /* Characters */ very few typos have been fixed in the Characters article in SexyFur's page.

{{cleanup}}
{{Infobox website
| title = SexyFur
| image = [[File:Sexyfurlogo.jpeg|300px]]
| author = '''Owner/Founder:''' [[Jeremy Bernal]]
* '''Art direction and PR:''' [[Scappo]]
| url = http://sexyfur.com/
*'''Facebook''': down
*'''Twitter''': https://twitter.com/#!/sexyfur
*'''Tumblr''': http://sexyfurblog.tumblr.com/
| status =
| began = 2000
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Pay website
| rating = {{Template:Rating-nc17-button}}
}}
'''SexyFur''' is a for-pay website owned by [[Jeremy Bernal]], who was once also the site's primary contributor. Art-related operations and PR are now largely run by [[Scappo]].<ref>''[http://www.flayrah.com/4548/artist-spotlight-jeremy-bernal-retrospective Artist spotlight: Jeremy Bernal; a retrospective]'' - [[Isiah Jacobs]], ''[[Flayrah]]'' (14 January 2013)</ref> SexyFur specializes in hand-drawn/digitally inked and colored [[furotica]], although stories (both in text and in audio) are also stored there.

It advertises weekly updates, and meets this standard. The site has been in existence since at least the year 2000; its mascot is the [[rabbit]] [[Sasha]], created by [[Jeremy Mullins]].

SexyFur sells various types of merchandise, including books, comics, art prints and print sets, clothing, mousepads, figurine sets, and even such unusual items as stickers and air fresheners. SexyFur is associated with one other production: ''[[Grind Magazine]]''.

The sister site of SexyFur is [[Tail Heat]].

== Contributors ==
{| width="100%"
|- valign="top"
||
===A-F===
* [[Alps Sarsis]] (stories)
* [[Caska]]
* [[DCRabbit]]
* [[Dennis Pawers]]
* [[DK Luis]]
* [[Elton Portilho]]
||

===G-L===
* [[gNAW]]
* [[Jeremy Mullins]]
* [[Jessica Elwood]]
* [[LoupGarou]]
||

===M-R===
* [[Max BlackRabbit]]
* [[Magolobo]]
* [[Meesh]]
* [[Misplaced Spigot]]
* [[Ooka Fufuri]]
||

===S-Z===
* [[Sanny Folkesson]]
* [[Tsampikos]]
* [[Twinkle-sez]]
* [[Zebala]]
* [[Tygurstar]]
|}

== Characters ==

=== Champagne ===

'''Champagne''' is a popular recurring [[vulpine]] character from SexyFur. Champagne is an anthropomorphic, blonde-haired stripper. Her style and looks have changed over time. There is not much information about the character. Champagne was originally a creation of Jeremy Bernal. Champagne wears a gold band on her left arm along with her signature black leather lingerie.

=== Sasha ===
[[File:Sasha Sexyfur.jpg|right|200px]]
'''Sasha''' is a fictional character created by [[Jeremy Bernal]]. This busty and lusty [[rabbit]] is widely seen as the [[SexyFur]] website [[mascot]].

== Appearance ==

Her trademark tattoos include: A Lightning Bolt that runs from her left collarbone all the way down to her left thigh; A smaller lightning bolt (though in some cases, an almost runic symbol) found just below her midriff, a tribal-like tattoo around her left eye; and a lesser known, small "cat paw" print tattoo on her right hip, near her tail.

== History ==

Since her creation, Sasha has been the subject of many of Bernal's website updates, having the largest gallery on SexyFur.com, and has also been made into wallpapers and [[Winamp]] skins. She has also been quoted in audio diaries voiced by an unknown woman who was either hired to read the scripts or a fan volunteering for the role.{{fact}}

Numerous stories have been written from the first-person perspective of Sasha as well,{{fact}} following along with little commentaries in certain furry pornography magazines whenever she is featured.

Sasha serves as the major attraction for the SexyFur website, helping to pull in more subscribers each day alongside other SexyFur stars [[Black Widow]], [[Champagne]], [[Orchid]], the Wolf/Skunk [[hybrid]] [[Miami (character)|Miami]], [[Rosalie]], and [[Dawn]].

==References==
<references />

== External links ==
* [http://www.crushyiffdestroy.com/show/bernal CrushYiffDestroy interview] with Jeremy Bernal regarding SexyFur (NSFW)

{{net-stub}}
[[Category:Mature art archives]]
{{furry paid sites}}

DeviantArt

2019-03-21T04:36:36Z

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{{Infobox website
| title = DeviantArt
| image = [[file:DeviantArt2014.png|200px|right|DeviantArt Logo]]
| author = '''Owner''': DeviantArt, Inc.
* '''Administration''': ?
| url = http://www.deviantart.com/
* '''Groups''': http://groups.deviantart.com
| status =
| began = August 7, 2000
| ended =
| genre = Social art community
| rating = [[File:Censor PG button.png]][[File:Censor NC17 button.png]]
}}
[[File:DeviantArtFrontPage.png|right|thumb|DeviantArt's front page.]]
[[File:Fella (deviantART).gif|right|thumb|Fella]]
'''DeviantArt''' (formerly stylized '''deviantART''') is one of the largest online [[art]] galleries and discussion sites, with over 19 million registered members as of August, 2012.<ref>[http://about.deviantart.com/ About deviantART] page on [[deviantART]]. Retrieved August 6, 2012.</ref>

DeviantArt does not allow [[pornography|pornographic]], [[sex]]ually explicit and/or obscene material to be submitted;<ref>[http://help.deviantart.com/220/ DeviantArt FAQ: What is Mature Content?] Retrieved January 17, 2016.</ref> however, "tasteful" nudity is allowed, even as photographs.{{fact}}

== DeviantArt and furry ==

Since August 2006, DeviantArt has a top-level [[anthropomorphic]] category, potentially exposing a greater proportion of the DeviantArt audience to anthropomorphic art. Many professional [[anthro artist]]s submit their work here as well as amateurs.

Various "clubs" have been formed to connect the furry community on DeviantArt, similar to communities on [[LiveJournal]]. A handful of anthro-oriented chat rooms have also formed since August 2004.{{fact}}

However, despite a big presence of [[anthro art]] on DeviantArt, the growth of anthro and furry users (and their influence) is mediocre.{{fact}} The administrators are impartial towards furries.{{fact}} The user agreement form{{cn}} disallowing [[troll]]ing is strictly enforced, which has had a inadvertent benefit{{clarify}} for the [[furry community]] on DeviantArt greatly.{{fact}}

In August 2011, DeviantArt's staff initiated a discussion called [http://hq.deviantart.com/journal/When-Being-Human-Just-Isn-t-Enough-255206002 When being human just isn't enough], about anthropomorphic art and the viewer's connection to it.

== Mascot ==

'''Fella''', a small anthropomorphic [[W:Robot|robotic]] [[cat]] [[character]], is the official DeviantArt [[mascot]].

==References==
<references/>

==See also==

* [[W:DeviantArt|DeviantArt]] on [[Wikipedia]]

==External links==

* [https://www.facebook.com/deviantart deviantART] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/DeviantArt DeviantArt] on [[Twitter]]
* [https://plus.google.com/+deviantART DeviantArt] on [[W:Google+|Google+]]
* [http://deviantart.tumblr.com DeviantArt] on [[Tumblr]]
* [http://www.youtube.com/user/deviantart DeviantArt] on [[Youtube]]

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{{Media archives}}

[[Category:Art archives]]
[[Category:2000 births]]
[[Category:Rated PG]]

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Dandy & Company

2019-03-21T04:31:49Z

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{{Infobox webcomic
| title = Dandy & Company
| image = [[Image:Dandylogo.png|Dandy & Company Logo]]
| caption =
| author = Dee Fish
| url = [https://dandyandcompany.tumblr.com]
| status = Completed
| began = October 11th, 2001 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2001/10/11/]
| ended = December 10, 2018
| genre = Comedy / Adventure
| rating = [[Image:Censor_PG_button.png]][[Category:Rated PG]]
}}

"Dandy & Company," is a [[webcomic]] created and produced by cartoonist Dee Fish, who has also produced the comic book "[[Scarred World: The Chronicles of Aegis]]" and currently co-produces the [[Half Moose Media]] title "[[Tails to Amaze]]" alongside writer [[Marc Hammond]]. [http://www.tailstoamaze.com/]

The webcomic has been updated on its own site consistently since October 11, 2001. It chronicles the lives and adventures of a cairn terrier named Dandy, his owner Bernard, and their family and friends in the suburban neighborhood of [[Wikipedia:Loudonville, Ohio|Loudonville, Ohio]]. Dandy usually spends most of his time with Bernard by pulling pranks on him, having watergun fights, and in the more fantastical storylines, dealing with extraterrestrials or evil dopplegangers. The humor is a mixture from the likes of [[Calvin and Hobbes]], [[Looney Tunes]], and general science-fiction and geek culture, all presented within the context of the irreverent stories and with a sarcastic tone. Readers of the strip often remark on its vibrant, high-energy artistic style which would lend itself well to becoming an animated feature, much like [[Wikipedia:PvP#PvP: The Series|PvP: The Series]].

Aside from the webcomic itself, Derrick has made an assortment of bonus material, including side stories, [[Wikipedia:guest comics|guest comics]], web accessories, printed collections, and even some short animations featuring the characters.

The strip finally ended on December 10, 2018 with a story arc that connects back to the very first D&C strip in the final strip.

== Characters ==

'''Danforth Quentin Dog VI''' (Dandy) - a Cairn Terrier [[dog]]. The eponymous costar of the comic is somewhat of a foil to his human boy Bernard, with whom he shares a more or less "love-hate" relationship. Dandy spends most of his time plotting pranks against Bernard, but he also has an occasional romantic interest in a female dog named Maryweather.

'''Bernard''' - a [[human]] boy. He is a somewhat naive and cheerful soul simply trying to make his way through life in a normal manner, but his dog is constantly getting in his way...not to mention a lot of other strange things like an alien abduction or a hungry alligator. Nevertheless, Bernard often finds ways to get back at Dandy--an art which he seems to be learning from his dog. Bernard also possesses a "beanie hat" which may or may not be a mysterious magical item.

== History ==

The strip and its core characters (Dandy, his younger brother Mistake, Dandy's human owner Bernard and his father George) were originally created by Derrick in 1982 at the age of 8 as part of a grade school art project. He continued drawing new strips and growing the cast and universe on and off for years before starting the current web comic. The official continuity of the current strip began with strips Derrick created while attending the [[Wikipedia:Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art|Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art]] in 1994. These short stories and strips were collected in a series of 6 self-published "fanzine-style" comics under an earlier title of "Dandy and Friends".

In March 2005, Derrick was approached by a fan of the comic interested in helping to bring it into the 21st century with a brand-new website powered by the [[Wikipedia:Wordpress|Wordpress]] [[Wikipedia:content management system|content management system]] which would heavily automate the comic posting process. Until then, Derrick, together with his wife Melissa, had been manually editing and updating the website for each new comic every day. The new website went live on May 2, 2005 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2005/05/02/] and was one of the first webcomics to use Wordpress as a comic publishing platform.

Dandy & Company experienced a moderate hiatus between December 5, 2005 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2005/12/05/] and July 3, 2006 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2006/07/03/] due to personal reasons, during which time Derrick re-ran strips from the beginning. On March 19, 2007, Derrick announced another hiatus [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2007/03/19/], although this time much shorter than previously. Four months later, strips began reappearing on the site and Derrick made a statement that he would finish the current storyline beginning August 24th [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/forums/index.php?topic=713.0] after which the webcomic, and the site, would undergo a "rebranding" to bring all of his projects together under one roof.

On May 1st, nearly three years after first approaching Derrick, Dandy & Company's webmaster revealed a new version of the website with a more mature, colorful theme and new logo. The new design also featured re-envisioned archives, [[Wikipedia:AJAX|AJAX]]-driven in-page strip navigation, and additional opportunities for advertising.

In 2010, Derrick announced that he would be ending the strip by the summer. As of now, the website is inaccessible and the comic has not yet ended.

==Storyline referencing furry==
[[File:Dandy and Co. on furries.png|thumb|right|Are you a werewolf?]]
A storyline from Derrick Fish's ''Dandy and Company'' in 2004 involved Bernard getting turned into a werewolf of sorts. The transformation, oddly, leaves him wolflike in appearance 24/7―essentially anthropomorphic like his dog Dandy―but he turns into a giant, hulking killing machine when exposed to moonlight. To prevent the latter from occurring, Dandy chains him up in the basement ([http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2004/11/06/ link]) until morning. His mother enters the room and, horrified, exclaims, "Oh God, I've failed as a mother!" (Followup strips are [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2004/11/11/ here] and [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2004/11/22/ here].)

A later storyline involved characters from the strip switching species (Dandy became a human strongly resembling Bernard, while Bernard and his parents were all dogs, etc.) at the hands of a prankish demon. Bernard wonders if other comics on the Web have been affected as well. The strip then cuts to the set of ''Player vs. Player'': Brent has become a panda, and the Giant Panda has become human. Dandy (in human form) then quips, "All I know is that right now, every "furry" on the 'Net is twitching in a glee-induced seizure." ([http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2007/02/05/ link])

== Print versions ==

There are currently five, 128-page paperback print collections of the Dandy & Company strips being sold through Lulu:
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/1333723 Dandy & Company: Vol. 1, Out of the Doghouse]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/1763076 Dandy & Company: Vol. 2, Running with the Big Dogs]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/2104423 Dandy & Company: Vol. 3, Old Dogs & New Tricks]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/2104706 Dandy & Company: Vol. 4, Destiny in Dog Years]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/2105017 Dandy & Company: Vol. 5, Going to the Dogs]

...along with a [http://www.lulu.com/content/601778 full-color, 140-page anthology] of every Dandy & Company color strip entitled "Dandy & Company and the Amazing Technicolor Yawn," available from [[Wikipedia: Lulu.com|Lulu Press]].

== See also ==
* [[Wikipedia:Dandy and Company|''Dandy and Company'']] at [[Wikipedia]]

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:2001 births]]

Dandy & Company

2019-03-21T04:27:55Z

108.69.40.253: /* Characters */ very few typos have been fixed in the Characters article in Dandy and Company's page.

{{time}}
{{Infobox webcomic
| title = Dandy & Company
| image = [[Image:Dandylogo.png|Dandy & Company Logo]]
| caption =
| author = Dee Fish
| url = [https://dandyandcompany.tumblr.com]
| status = Completed
| began = October 11th, 2001 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2001/10/11/]
| ended = December 10, 2018
| genre = Comedy / Adventure
| rating = [[Image:Censor_PG_button.png]][[Category:Rated PG]]
}}

"Dandy & Company," is a [[webcomic]] created and produced by cartoonist Dee Fish, who has also produced the comic book "[[Scarred World: The Chronicles of Aegis]]" and currently co-produces the [[Half Moose Media]] title "[[Tails to Amaze]]" alongside writer [[Marc Hammond]]. [http://www.tailstoamaze.com/]

The webcomic has been updated on its own site consistently since October 11, 2001. It chronicles the lives and adventures of a cairn terrier named Dandy, his owner Bernard, and their family and friends in the suburban neighborhood of [[Wikipedia:Loudonville, Ohio|Loudonville, Ohio]]. Dandy usually spends most of his time with Bernard by pulling pranks on him, having watergun fights, and in the more fantastical storylines, dealing with extraterrestrials or evil dopplegangers. The humor is a mixture from the likes of [[Calvin and Hobbes]], [[Looney Tunes]], and general science-fiction and geek culture, all presented within the context of the irreverent stories and with a sarcastic tone. Readers of the strip often remark on its vibrant, high-energy artistic style which would lend itself well to becoming an animated feature, much like [[Wikipedia:PvP#PvP: The Series|PvP: The Series]].

Aside from the webcomic itself, Derrick has made an assortment of bonus material, including side stories, [[Wikipedia:guest comics|guest comics]], web accessories, printed collections, and even some short animations featuring the characters.

The strip finally ended on December 10, 2018 with a story arc that connects back to the very first D&C strip in the final strip.

== Characters ==

'''Danforth Quentin Dog VI''' (Dandy) - a Cairn Terrier [[dog]]. The eponymous costar of the comic is somewhat of a foil to his human boy Bernard, with whom he shares a more or less "love-hate" relationship. Dandy spends most of his time plotting pranks against Bernard, but he also has an occasional romantic interest in a female dog named Maryweather.

'''Bernard''' - a [[human]] boy. He is a somewhat naive and cheerful soul simply trying to make his way through life in a normal manner, but his dog is constantly getting in his way...not to mention a lot of other strange things like an alien abduction or a hungry alligator. Nevertheless, Bernard often finds ways to get back at Dandy--an art which he seems to be learning from his dog. Bernard also possesses a "beanie hat" which may or may not be a mysterious magical item.

== History ==

The strip and its core characters (Dandy, his younger brother Mistake, Dandy's human owner Bernard and his father George) were originally created by Derrick in 1982 at the age of 8 as part of a grade school art project. He continued drawing new strips and growing the cast and universe on and off for years before starting the current web comic. The official continuity of the current strip began with strips Derrick created while attending the [[Wikipedia:Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art|Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic Art]] in 1994. These short stories and strips were collected in a series of 6 self-published "fanzine-style" comics under an earlier title of "Dandy and Friends".

In March 2005, Derrick was approached by a fan of the comic interested in helping to bring it into the 21st century with a brand-new website powered by the [[Wikipedia:Wordpress|Wordpress]] [[Wikipedia:content management system|content management system]] which would heavily automate the comic posting process. Until then, Derrick, together with his wife Melissa, had been manually editing and updating the website for each new comic every day. The new website went live on May 2, 2005 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2005/05/02/] and was one of the first webcomics to use Wordpress as a comic publishing platform.

Dandy & Company experienced a moderate hiatus between December 5, 2005 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2005/12/05/] and July 3, 2006 [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2006/07/03/] due to personal reasons, during which time Derrick re-ran strips from the beginning. On March 19, 2007, Derrick announced another hiatus [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2007/03/19/], although this time much shorter than previously. Four months later, strips began reappearing on the site and Derrick made a statement that he would finish the current storyline beginning August 24th [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/forums/index.php?topic=713.0] after which the webcomic, and the site, would undergo a "rebranding" to bring all of his projects together under one roof.

On May 1st, nearly three years after first approaching Derrick, Dandy & Company's webmaster revealed a new version of the website with a more mature, colorful theme and new logo. The new design also featured a re-envisioned archives, [[Wikipedia:AJAX|AJAX]]-driven in-page strip navigation, and additional opportunity for advertising.

In 2010, Derrick announced that he would be ending the strip by the summer. As of now, the website is inaccessible and the comic has not yet ended.

==Storyline referencing furry==
[[File:Dandy and Co. on furries.png|thumb|right|Are you a werewolf?]]
A storyline from Derrick Fish's ''Dandy and Company'' in 2004 involved Bernard getting turned into a werewolf of sorts. The transformation, oddly, leaves him wolflike in appearance 24/7―essentially anthropomorphic like his dog Dandy―but he turns into a giant, hulking killing machine when exposed to moonlight. To prevent the latter from occurring, Dandy chains him up in the basement ([http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2004/11/06/ link]) until morning. His mother enters the room and, horrified, exclaims, "Oh God, I've failed as a mother!" (Followup strips are [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2004/11/11/ here] and [http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2004/11/22/ here].)

A later storyline involved characters from the strip switching species (Dandy became a human strongly resembling Bernard, while Bernard and his parents were all dogs, etc.) at the hands of a prankish demon. Bernard wonders if other comics on the Web have been affected as well. The strip then cuts to the set of ''Player vs. Player'': Brent has become a panda, and the Giant Panda has become human. Dandy (in human form) then quips, "All I know is that right now, every "furry" on the 'Net is twitching in a glee-induced seizure." ([http://www.dandyandcompany.com/2007/02/05/ link])

== Print versions ==

There are currently five, 128-page paperback print collections of the Dandy & Company strips being sold through Lulu:
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/1333723 Dandy & Company: Vol. 1, Out of the Doghouse]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/1763076 Dandy & Company: Vol. 2, Running with the Big Dogs]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/2104423 Dandy & Company: Vol. 3, Old Dogs & New Tricks]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/2104706 Dandy & Company: Vol. 4, Destiny in Dog Years]
#[http://www.lulu.com/content/2105017 Dandy & Company: Vol. 5, Going to the Dogs]

...along with a [http://www.lulu.com/content/601778 full-color, 140-page anthology] of every Dandy & Company color strip entitled "Dandy & Company and the Amazing Technicolor Yawn," available from [[Wikipedia: Lulu.com|Lulu Press]].

== See also ==
* [[Wikipedia:Dandy and Company|''Dandy and Company'']] at [[Wikipedia]]

[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:2001 births]]