https://en.wikifur.com/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Leoni2 2026-10-31T15:32:19Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.23.16 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2009-09-17T18:59:03Z

<p>Leoni2: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{wikify}}<br /> '''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' (born 1961) is a writer who lives in the city of [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[Wikipedia:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]], [[Wikipedia:United States|U.S.A.]] During the 1990s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her [[bunny]] doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for [[furry convention]]s), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Library/Writers/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/leoni2/ Stanley's page] at [[Fur Affinity]]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3/ Eva's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture/ Helena's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling/ Western California Alliance Wrestling's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DoeMareProductions/ DoeMare's new Yahoo homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2009-09-17T18:58:24Z

<p>Leoni2: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{wikify}}<br /> '''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' (born 1961) is a writer who lives in the city of [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[Wikipedia:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]], [[Wikipedia:United States|U.S.A.]] During the 1990s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her [[bunny]] doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for [[furry convention]]s), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/leoni2/ Stanley's page] at [[Fur Affinity]]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3/ Eva's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture/ Helena's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling/ Western California Alliance Wrestling's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DoeMareProductions/ DoeMare's new Yahoo homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Nohni_Wabanda 2009-03-21T06:59:22Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Character Background */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Nohni Wabanda''' is a fictional character created by furry artist and writer [[Cirrel]], and also serves as his &quot;muse&quot;.<br /> <br /> == Vital Statistics ==<br /> <br /> * ''Species:'' Golden Jackal<br /> <br /> * ''Birthplace:'' Upper Nile Valley, Egypt<br /> <br /> * ''Height:'' 190 cm (approx. 6 ft)<br /> <br /> * ''Weight:'' 74 kg (approx. 163 lbs)<br /> <br /> == Character Background ==<br /> <br /> Nohni is a female golden-furred [[Jackal (species)|Jackal]] who was raised by [[Wikipedia:Ojibwa|Ojibwa]] Indians in [[Wikipedia:Ontario, Canada|Ontario, Canada]]. She remembers very little about her biological parents other than brief mental images, her only clues about her origins being of a similar fur pattern to Jackals living in the upper Nile Valley region of Egypt, and a golden [[Wikipedia:ankh|ankh]] that she wears on a necklace. Her Ojibwa name approximately translates into &quot;she shows her breasts&quot;, referring to her habit of running around topless with the other Ojibwa children while growing up. As an adult, she is very straightforward and to the point, preferring to get to the heart of the matter rather than beat around the bush. She is also driven towards adventuring, hoping to possibly uncover some clues to her past. She is an accomplished [[wikipedia:archaeology|archaeologist]], operating in a fashion comparable to [[Wikipedia:Indiana Jones|Indiana Jones]] or [[Wikipedia:Lara Croft|Lara Croft]], though she tends to specialize in sexually-oriented artifacts and legends that her colleagues usually shy away from due to the taboos of modern society. When not in the field, she is a professor at [[Patriarch University]].<br /> <br /> === Equipment ===<br /> <br /> Given her propensity for adventuring, Nohni has amassed a collection of specialized equipment to aid in her endeavors, which includes the following:<br /> <br /> * '''H1 Hummer &quot;Rumble Bee&quot;''' - Nohni's personal vehicle is a customized [[Wikipedia:Hummer H1|Hummer H1]] with a yellow-striped black paint scheme, luggage rack, and brush guard nicknamed the 'Rumble Bee'.<br /> <br /> * '''Custom Smith &amp; Wesson SW1911''' - Nohni carries a heavily-customized Smith &amp; Wesson SW1911 semi-automatic pistol chambered in [[Wikipedia:.45 ACP|.45 ACP]] as a personal-defense sidearm. The SW1911 is a modern variant of the classic [[Wikipedia:M1911 pistol|Colt M1911]] semi-automatic pistol produced by Smith &amp; Wesson. Nohni's pistol is customized to include a gold-anodized finish, 15-round magazine (in place of the standard 8-round magazine), a longer 7.38&quot; barrel (replacing the standard 5.03&quot; barrel) with a lengthened [[Wikipedia:pistol slide|slide]] to match, and an accessory rail for mounting laser pointers, tactical flashlights, or other accessories on the frame ahead of the trigger guard.<br /> <br /> * '''Bullwhip''' - In addition to her pistol, Nohni also carries a 14' bullwhip as a multipurpose tool and makeshift weapon, reminiscent of Indiana Jones. Like her male human counterpart, she is highly proficient in using the whip and almost never goes anywhere without it.<br /> <br /> * '''Horus''' - Nohni owns a Kitsune 550 STOL (Short Take-Off and Landing)-capable [[Wikipedia:turboprop|turboprop]] plane based on the [[Wikipedia:de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter|de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter]] which she's christened the &quot;[[Wikipedia:Horus|Horus]]&quot; after an Egyptian sun god taking the form of a [[falcon]]. It can be configured as either a [[Wikipedia:float plane|float plane]] for operating on water or with skis for use in arctic environments, as well as with conventional landing gear. Despite owning the aircraft, she typically hires others to pilot it, such as her friend [[Tigermark]].<br /> <br /> == Notable Appearances ==<br /> <br /> Aside from a myriad of stand-alone art pieces done by Cirrel and other artists, Nohni has also appeared in two larger projects undertaken by her creator. The first is the ''[[Traveler's Tomb]]'' comic strip, which is mostly satirical in nature and pokes fun at various pop culture and sexual fetish subjects. The other is the ''[[Winter's Shard]]'' adventure story, which takes a more serious and mature tone. Cirrel himself has stated that both projects ended up growing far beyond their original intended scope, which he jokingly blamed on Nohni's influence as his muse.<br /> <br /> == Relation to Other Characters ==<br /> <br /> Nohni can be frequently seen interacting with characters belonging to other artists. She is a professor at the fictional Patriarch University along with [[Raven Hunt]] (created by [[Max Black Rabbit]]) and [[Hazel Weiss]]. Hazel and the University both are the creations of [[gNAW]]. Nohni has frequently been seen engaging in various degrees of social interactions with these characters, as well as other characters including the [[fursona]]s of the aforementioned artists.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Canine characters]]<br /> [[Category:Jackal characters]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2007-08-14T16:24:24Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' (born 1965) is a cartoon artist who resides in [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[Wikipedia:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]], U.S.A. He created the [[Mobius|Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by [[skunkette]] [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Scott created ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|Trixie Chestnut]] (TC), a female flying squirrel, is the owner and captain of their spaceship. [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic. She was the original owner of the spaceship.<br /> <br /> Scott has created a number of his own superhero characters, including [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]].<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott Alston's page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott Alston's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/mistypine01/ Scott Alston's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Comic artists]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1965 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/A_Doemain_of_Our_Own 2007-06-04T18:04:54Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Premise */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox webcomic <br /> | title = A Doemain of Our Own<br /> | image = [[Image:ADoOO.png|200px]]<br /> | caption = <br /> | author = [[SusanDeer]]<br /> | url = http://www.doemain.com/<br /> | status = Temporary hiatus<br /> | began = 24 April 1999<br /> | ended = Ongoing<br /> | genre = Comedy, Real life<br /> | rating = [[Image:Censor_G_button.png]][[Category:Rated G]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''''A Doemain of Our Own''''' is an online [[furry comic]] created by [[furry artist]] [[SusanDeer]]. The story concerns the life of a [[doe]] writer named '''Sue Hartland''' and the strange adventures she finds herself in, as well as her hectic social life.<br /> <br /> The collection ''A Doemain of Our Own, Vol. 1'' won the [[Ursa Major Awards#2006|2006 Ursa Major Award]] for ''Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work''.<br /> <br /> == Premise == <br /> <br /> In the [[webcomic]]'s beginning, the plot dealt around the romantic life of Sue and her husband, Eric, paralleling the [[real life]] of the comic's creator and her husband. Real life issues invaded the strip (Sue was forced to have a [[Wikipedia:hysterectomy|hysterectomy]], leaving her barren, and eventually breaking up her RL marriage) and the character of Eric was written out in late 2004, leaving Susan single in the series. She has recently been dating a [[tiger]] named Bennie, who so far has been ambiguous about his sexuality.<br /> <br /> The comic often deals with light-hearted and fantastic issues, such as despite being an [[herbivore]], Sue has some [[canine]] teeth due to her mixed parentage. Also, during one story arc it was revealed the Sue was a descendant of [[Wikipedia:Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer]], leading to her being &quot;drafted&quot; one Christmas eve to lead Santa's sleigh team.<br /> <br /> ==Characters==<br /> <br /> Along with Sue, the other main characters in the story are [[Arty|Artisan P. &quot;Arty&quot; Sunspot]] and [[Vinci|Richard &quot;Vinci&quot; Nicolaides]], two [[gay]] partners who are close friends with Sue. Arty is a [[Yumar]] and the more masculine of the two (he dislikes Vinci's attempts to make him look &quot;cute&quot;,) who works as tech support for a computer company, while Vinci is a [[raccoon]] and tends to be more stereotypical but still lovable. Arty has an affinity for donuts, and Vinci is a notorious bad cook. The two characters are the subject of their own comic strip ''[[Vinci &amp; Arty]]'' created by [[Candy Dewalt]] and [[Ryan Dewalt]]. <br /> <br /> Sue also has two [[non-anthro]] pet [[cat]]s, Gwynn and Ginger, who are frequently the subject of their own adventures. Both are sentient to a certain degree and able to &quot;talk&quot; to each other, but incapable of verbally communicating with their owner or other sentient characters beyond typical purring, attacking and demanding attention, similar to Garfield and Odie from [[Garfield]]. They are both playful and mischievous, but not outright mean.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://community.livejournal.com/doemain/ ''A Doemain of Our Own'''s] [[LiveJournal]] community<br /> * [http://www.plan9publishing.com/sunshop/index.php?action=item&amp;id=276&amp;prevaction=pricelist A Doemain of Our Own, Vol. 1] at [[Plan Nine Publishing]]<br /> {{comic-stub|Doemain of Our Own, A}}<br /> [[Category:Comics|Doemain Of Our Own, A]]<br /> [[Category:Ursa Major Award winners|Doemain Of Our Own, A]]<br /> [[Category:1999 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/A_Doemain_of_Our_Own 2007-06-04T18:03:04Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Premise */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox webcomic <br /> | title = A Doemain of Our Own<br /> | image = [[Image:ADoOO.png|200px]]<br /> | caption = <br /> | author = [[SusanDeer]]<br /> | url = http://www.doemain.com/<br /> | status = Temporary hiatus<br /> | began = 24 April 1999<br /> | ended = Ongoing<br /> | genre = Comedy, Real life<br /> | rating = [[Image:Censor_G_button.png]][[Category:Rated G]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''''A Doemain of Our Own''''' is an online [[furry comic]] created by [[furry artist]] [[SusanDeer]]. The story concerns the life of a [[doe]] writer named '''Sue Hartland''' and the strange adventures she finds herself in, as well as her hectic social life.<br /> <br /> The collection ''A Doemain of Our Own, Vol. 1'' won the [[Ursa Major Awards#2006|2006 Ursa Major Award]] for ''Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work''.<br /> <br /> == Premise == <br /> <br /> In the [[webcomic]]'s beginning, the plot dealt around the romantic life of Sue and her husband, Eric, paralleling the [[real life]] of the comic's creator and her husband. Real life issues invaded the strip (Sue was forced to have a [[Wikipedia:hysterectomy|hysterectomy]], leaving her barren, and eventually breaking up her RL marriage in) and the character of Eric was written out in late 2004, leaving Susan single in the series. She has recently been dating a [[tiger]] named Bennie, who so far has been ambiguous about his sexuality.<br /> <br /> The comic often deals with light-hearted and fantastic issues, such as despite being an [[herbivore]], Sue has some [[canine]] teeth due to her mixed parentage. Also, during one story arc it was revealed the Sue was a descendant of [[Wikipedia:Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer]], leading to her being &quot;drafted&quot; one Christmas eve to lead Santa's sleigh team.<br /> <br /> ==Characters==<br /> <br /> Along with Sue, the other main characters in the story are [[Arty|Artisan P. &quot;Arty&quot; Sunspot]] and [[Vinci|Richard &quot;Vinci&quot; Nicolaides]], two [[gay]] partners who are close friends with Sue. Arty is a [[Yumar]] and the more masculine of the two (he dislikes Vinci's attempts to make him look &quot;cute&quot;,) who works as tech support for a computer company, while Vinci is a [[raccoon]] and tends to be more stereotypical but still lovable. Arty has an affinity for donuts, and Vinci is a notorious bad cook. The two characters are the subject of their own comic strip ''[[Vinci &amp; Arty]]'' created by [[Candy Dewalt]] and [[Ryan Dewalt]]. <br /> <br /> Sue also has two [[non-anthro]] pet [[cat]]s, Gwynn and Ginger, who are frequently the subject of their own adventures. Both are sentient to a certain degree and able to &quot;talk&quot; to each other, but incapable of verbally communicating with their owner or other sentient characters beyond typical purring, attacking and demanding attention, similar to Garfield and Odie from [[Garfield]]. They are both playful and mischievous, but not outright mean.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://community.livejournal.com/doemain/ ''A Doemain of Our Own'''s] [[LiveJournal]] community<br /> * [http://www.plan9publishing.com/sunshop/index.php?action=item&amp;id=276&amp;prevaction=pricelist A Doemain of Our Own, Vol. 1] at [[Plan Nine Publishing]]<br /> {{comic-stub|Doemain of Our Own, A}}<br /> [[Category:Comics|Doemain Of Our Own, A]]<br /> [[Category:Ursa Major Award winners|Doemain Of Our Own, A]]<br /> [[Category:1999 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2006-12-13T17:37:35Z

<p>Leoni2: minor edits</p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' (born 1965) is a cartoon artist residing in [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]] , [[Wikipedia:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]]. Scott has been influenced and inspired by many cartoon [[character]]s to create characters of his own. Some of his recent character creations are the [[Mobius|Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by skunkette [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Another of his known works is ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|TC]], a flying squirreless, is the owner and captain of their spaceship, and [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic and was the original owner of the spaceship.<br /> <br /> Scott has created a number of his own superhero characters, including [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]], and others.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott's art page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/mistypine01/ Scott's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Comic artists]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1965 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-12-13T17:31:12Z

<p>Leoni2: minor edits</p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' (born 1961) is a writer who lives in the city of [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]], [[Wikipedia:Pennsylvania|Pennsylvania]], [[Wikipedia:United States|U.S.A.]] During the 1990s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her [[bunny]] doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for [[furry convention]]s), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/leoni2/ Stanley's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3/ Eva's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture/ Helena's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling/ Western California Alliance Wrestling's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DoeMareProductions/ DoeMare's new Yahoo homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Writers]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-12-07T16:41:18Z

<p>Leoni2: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' (born 1961) is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/leoni2/ Stanley's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3/ Eva's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture/ Helena's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling/ Western California Alliance Wrestling's Yahoo homepage]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DoeMareProductions/ DoeMare's new Yahoo homepage]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2006-10-12T15:21:06Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' is a cartoon artist residing in [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]. Scott has been influenced and inspired by many cartoon [[character]]s to create characters of his own. Some of his recent character creations are the [[Mobius|Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by skunkette [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Another of his known works is ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|TC]], a flying squirreless, is the owner and captain of their spaceship, and [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic and was the original owner of the spaceship.<br /> <br /> Scott has created a number of his own superhero characters, including [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]], and others.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott's art page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/mistypine01/ Scott's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Comic artists]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1965 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-08-28T17:00:37Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/leoni2/ Stanley's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling Western California Alliance Wrestling's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]][[Category:Pennsylvania]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2006-08-28T16:57:32Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' is a cartoon artist residing in [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]. Scott has been influenced and inspired by many cartoon [[character]]s to create characters of his own. Some of his recent character creations are the [[Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by skunkette [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Another of his known works is ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|TC]], a flying squirreless, is the owner and captain of their spaceship, and [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic and was the original owner of the spaceship.<br /> <br /> Scott has created a number of his own superhero characters, including [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]], and others.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/Kandor/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott's art page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/mistypine01/ Scott's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Comic artists]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1965 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-08-08T16:40:12Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/leoni2/ Stanley's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling Western California Alliance Wrestling's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]][[Category:Pennsylvania]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2006-08-04T17:03:37Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' is a cartoon artist residing in [[Wikipedia:Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]. Scott has been influenced and inspired by many cartoon [[character]]s to create characters of his own. Some of his recent character creations are the [[Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by skunkette [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Another of his known works is ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|TC]], a flying squirreless, is the owner and captain of their spaceship, and [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic and was the original owner of the spaceship.<br /> <br /> Scott has created a number of his own superhero characters, including [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]], and others.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott's art page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> * [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/mistypine01/ Scott's page] at [[FurAffinity]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Comic artists]]<br /> [[Category:Pennsylvania]]<br /> [[Category:1965 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-07-25T17:35:13Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles, formerly at the [[Furry Fight Farm]], and presently at the newly formed [[Western California Alliance Wrestling]], under the names, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]] and [[WarMare]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/westerncaliforniaalliancewrestling Western California Alliance Wrestling's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]][[Category:Pennsylvania]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Dela_The_Hooda 2006-06-14T20:25:48Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>{{cleanup}}<br /> <br /> == Dela The Hooda ==<br /> ''Dela The Hooda'' is an online comic strip that is part science fiction and part slice-of-life, albeit set in unusual circumstances by mixing anthropomorphic and human characters in a domestic setting. The comic features Dela Aldershaw, a vixen character from a parallel universe where magic and science mix freely who finds herself stranded on Earth and attempts to restart her life in the Canadian town of Peabow. The comic began in 1997 and while it has moved from URL to URL and has an irregular posting schedule it is slated to continue until its story conclusion (expected to come in 2008). As of 2005, two treasuries have been published and it has a German translation. The comic is created and drawn by two Canadian artists Style Wager and Greg Older who are currently starting on a fantasy comic entitled DragonQuest currently being published in ''Furrlough'' by Radio Comix [[http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Radio_Comix]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:http://us-p.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Style-Wager/dela%7E347.gif]]<br /> <br /> ==Characters==<br /> <br /> ''Dela Aldershaw:'' The main character of the strip, Dela is a “hooda”, a humanoid vixen native to Mhâr, a fantasy world that in Dela’s time has achieved interstellar space-flight and other advanced technologies. In her reality humanity has learned to live along side other races that makes up the world of Mhâr (halflings, dwarves, goblins, etc.) so Dela has great difficulty sometimes avoiding interactions with the humans she meets in Peabow, creating all sorts of surreal situations (such as one her neighbors thinking she is a recurring hallucination). Dela is torn between her desire to return to her home reality and the relationships she has with those she has befriended in Peabow.<br /> <br /> ''Sue Chan:'' Dela’s housemate, Sue is a Chinese-Canadian grad student from nearby Trout University. Sue is stoic and largely unflappable, quickly thinking on her feet even in the face of chaos. Her one major weak spot is her relationship with her traditionalist parents who frown on her liberal views and her lesbian relationship with another student at the University. Her other Achilles heel is her love/hate relationship with Jake McRoss and his relationship with Edith.<br /> <br /> ''Jake McRoss:'' One of Dela and Sue’s neighbors, Jake is privy to Dela’s existence and is a constant influence in their lives. A photographer and former rock star, Jake is a mixture of geek, lounge lizard, and agony aunt. Although initially attracted to Sue (much to her chagrin), he has recently found a partner in Edith; this has sparked some jealousy in Sue whose feelings towards Jake is ambiguous at best.<br /> <br /> ''Frank Dunn:'' Dela’s current “significant other”, Frank is a computer guru at Trout University that keeps the institutions networks running. Fank and Dela genuinely love one another but their relationship is rocky at time because of “interracial issues”.<br /> <br /> ''Edith Piccadilly:'' Edith is a GELF (genetically engineered life form), specifically a four-foot high anthropomorphic mouse. Edith is attracted to both Jake and to Sue and is currently playing matchmaker to both, much to Sue’s annoyance. Edith’s introduction to the cast has alerted Dela that an entire underground community of anthropomorphs exists on Earth, castaways from other realities. Their existence suggests both hope and potential disaster as to the future as Dela gets drawn into their secret circle. <br /> <br /> ==Fan Creations==<br /> A couple of fan-based stories exist of Dela and company as does various amounts of fan art. The largest fan-based project comes from Germany by a number of fans in that country to translate the comic into their native language as Dela die Hooda, making it one of the largest fan demographics for the strip.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> [http://www.delathehooda.com Main comic page]<br /> <br /> [http://www.belfry.com/dela.html Mirror site &amp; Strip archive]<br /> <br /> [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/delasfanclub Yahoo fan club]<br /> <br /> [http://snark.de/dela/ German translation]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Dela_The_Hooda 2006-06-14T20:25:22Z

<p>Leoni2: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{cleanup}}<br /> <br /> == Dela The Hooda ==<br /> ''Dela The Hooda'' is an online comic strip that is part science fiction and part slice-of-life, albeit set in unusual circumstances by mixing anthropomorphic and human characters in a domestic setting. The comic features Dela Aldershaw, a vixen character from a parallel universe where magic and science mix freely who finds herself stranded on Earth and attempts to restart her life in the Canadian town of Peabow. The comic began in 1997 and while it has moved from URL to URL and has an irregular posting schedule it is slated to continue until its story conclusion (expected to come in 2008). As of 2005, two treasuries have been published and it has a German translation. The comic is created and drawn by two Canadian artists Style Wager and Greg Older who are currently starting on a fantasy comic entitled DragonQuest currently being published in ''Furrlough'' by Radio Comix [[http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Radio_Comix]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:http://us-p.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Style-Wager/dela%7E347.gif]]<br /> <br /> ==Characters==<br /> <br /> ''Dela Aldershaw:'' The main character of the strip, Dela is a “hooda”, a humanoid vixen native to Mhâr, a fantasy world that in Dela’s time has achieved interstellar space-flight and other advanced technologies. In her reality humanity has learned to live along side other races that makes up the world of Mhâr (halflings, dwarves, goblins, etc.) so Dela has great difficulty sometimes avoiding interactions with the humans she meets in Peabow, creating all sorts of surreal situations (such as one her neighbors thinking she is a recurring hallucination). Dela is torn between her desire to return to her home reality and the relationships she has with those she has befriended in Peabow.<br /> <br /> ''Sue Chan:'' Dela’s housemate, Sue is a Chinese-Canadian grad student from nearby Trout University. Sue is stoic and largely unflappable, quickly thinking on her feet even in the face of chaos. Her one major weak spot is her relationship with her traditionalist parents who frown on her liberal views and her lesbian relationship with another student at the University. Her other Achilles heel is her love/hate relationship with Jake McRoss and his relationship with Edith.<br /> <br /> ''Jake McRoss:'' One of Dela and Sue’s neighbors, Jake is privy to Dela’s existence and is a constant influence in their lives. A photographer and former rock star, Jake is a mixture of geek, lounge lizard, and agony aunt. Although initially attracted to Sue (much to her chagrin), he has recently found a partner in Edith; this has sparked some jealousy in Sue whose feelings towards Jake is ambiguous at best.<br /> <br /> ''Frank Dunn:'' Dela’s current “significant other”, Frank is a computer guru at Trout University that keeps the institutions networks running. Fank and Dela genuinely love one another but their relationship is rocky at time because of “interracial issues”.<br /> <br /> ''Edith Piccadilly:'' Edith is a GELF (genetically engineered life form), specifically a four-foot high anthropomorphic mouse. Edith is attracted to both Jake and to Sue and is currently playing matchmaker to both, much to Sue’s annoyance. Edith’s introduction to the cast has alerted Dela that an entire underground community of anthropomorphs exists on Earth, castaways from other realities. Their existence suggests both hope and potential disaster as to the future as Dela gets drawn into their secret circle. <br /> <br /> ==Fan Creations==<br /> A couple of fan-based stories exist of Dela and company as does various amounts of fan art. The largest fan-based project comes from Germany by a number of fans in that country to translate the comic into their native language as Dela die Hooda, making it one of the largest fan demographics for the strip.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> [http://www.delathehooda.com Main comic page]<br /> <br /> [http://www.belfry.com/dela.html Mirror site &amp; Strip archive]<br /> <br /> [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/delasfanclub Yahoo fan club]<br /> <br /> [http://snark.de/dela/ German translation]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Dela_The_Hooda 2006-06-14T20:22:27Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Dela The Hooda */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{cleanup}}<br /> <br /> == Dela The Hooda ==<br /> ''Dela The Hooda'' is an online comic strip that is part science fiction and part slice-of-life, albeit set in unusual circumstances by mixing anthropomorphic and human characters in a domestic setting. The comic features Dela Aldershaw, a vixen character from a parallel universe where magic and science mix freely who finds herself stranded on Earth and attempts to restart her life in the Canadian town of Peabow. The comic began in 1997 and while it has moved from URL to URL and has an irregular posting schedule it is slated to continue until its story conclusion (expected to come in 2008). As of 2005, two treasuries have been published and it has a German translation. The comic is created and drawn by two Canadian artists Style Wager and Greg Older who are currently starting on a fantasy comic entitled DragonQuest currently being published in ''Furrlough'' by Radio Comix [[http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Radio_Comix]]<br /> <br /> [[Image:http://us-p.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Style-Wager/dela%7E347.gif]]<br /> <br /> ==Characters==<br /> <br /> ''Dela Aldershaw:'' The main character of the strip, Dela is a “hooda”, a humanoid vixen native to Mhâr, a fantasy world that in Dela’s time has achieved interstellar space-flight and other advanced technologies. In her reality humanity has learned to live along side other races that makes up the world of Mhâr (halflings, dwarves, goblins, etc.) so Dela has great difficulty sometimes avoiding interactions with the humans she meets in Peabow, creating all sorts of surreal situations (such as one her neighbors thinking she is a recurring hallucination). Dela is torn between her desire to return to her home reality and the relationships she has with those she has befriended in Peabow.<br /> <br /> ''Sue Chan:'' Dela’s housemate, Sue is a Chinese-Canadian grad student from nearby Trout University. Sue is stoic and largely unflappable, quickly thinking on her feet even in the face of chaos. Her one major weak spot is her relationship with her traditionalist parents who frown on her liberal views and her lesbian relationship with another student at the University. Her other Achilles heel is her love/hate relationship with Jake McRoss and his relationship with Edith.<br /> <br /> ''Jake McRoss:'' One of Dela and Sue’s neighbors, Jake is privy to Dela’s existence and is a constant influence in their lives. A photographer and former rock star, Jake is a mixture of geek, lounge lizard, and agony aunt. Although initially attracted to Sue (much to her chagrin), he has recently found a partner in Edith; this has sparked some jealousy in Sue whose feelings towards Jake is ambiguous at best.<br /> <br /> ''Frank Dunn:'' Dela’s current “significant other”, Frank is a computer guru at Trout University that keeps the institutions networks running. Fank and Dela genuinely love one another but their relationship is rocky at time because of “interracial issues”.<br /> <br /> ''Edith Piccadilly:'' Edith is a GELF (genetically engineered life form), specifically a four-foot high anthropomorphic mouse. Edith is attracted to both Jake and to Sue and is currently playing matchmaker to both, much to Sue’s annoyance. Edith’s introduction to the cast has alerted Dela that an entire underground community of anthropomorphs exists on Earth, castaways from other realities. Their existence suggests both hope and potential disaster as to the future as Dela gets drawn into their secret circle. <br /> <br /> ==Fan Creations==<br /> A couple of fan-based stories exist of Dela and company as does various amounts of fan art. The largest fan-based project comes from Germany by a number of fans in that country to translate the comic into their native language as Dela die Hooda, making it one of the largest fan demographics for the strip.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> Main Comic page: [www.delathehooda.com]<br /> <br /> Mirror Site &amp; strip archive: [http://www.belfry.com/dela.html]<br /> <br /> Yahoo fan club: [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/delasfanclub/]<br /> <br /> German Translation: [http://snark.de/dela/]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furtherance 2006-05-18T17:15:34Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Articles */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:furtherance.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The three issues of the Furtherance review fanzine]]<br /> '''''Furtherance''''' was a [[fanzine]] with three issues released between 1989 and 1991. Unlike most furry publications, which focus on delivering primary art and stories, Furtherance focused on secondary news, criticism and articles about other primary publications. It was the first such furry review zine.<br /> <br /> The fanzine was produced by the Philadelphia-based [[Funny Animal Anti-Defamation League]]. [[Ray Rooney]] published the zine and co-edited with [[Luke Menichelli]], who also did the design. [[Jonathan Cunningham]], [[Mitch Marmel]] and [[Bill Thomas]] assisted with text entry and picture research.<br /> <br /> Issues were US letter-sized, each roughly 40 pages, slim enough to be bound comic-style with a stapled spine. Covers were on colored paper, but both the covers and the interior pages were printed in black and white.<br /> <br /> ==Issue #1==<br /> Furtherance #1 was the summer 1989 issue. It was 40 pages long, with a cover price of USD $2.50. The front cover was by [[Charles Melville]], and the back was [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba]] fan art by [[Ray Rooney]]. Interior illustrations were contributed by [[Scott Alston]], [[Shon Howell]], and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: An Examination&quot;, an editorial by Ray Rooney describing the history of funny animal comics and particularly the 1980s black-and-white indie comics boom and bust<br /> * An obituary for [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]]<br /> * A description of Tezuka's [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba the White Lion]] cartoon and its role in breaking japanese animation into american television<br /> * &quot;Vas Ist Das BARR WARS?&quot;, about the [[Barr Wars]].<br /> * A [[Fran an' Maabl]] comic by [[Ed Zolna]] criticizing the comic retail industry for not distributing small press publications.<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Morphs]] #4 (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Weasel Patrol]] #1 (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Animal Man|Animal Man]] #5 (★★★)<br /> * The [[Centaurs Gatherum]] Newsletter #16 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mangazine]] #1 (volume 2) (★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #1-30 (★★★)<br /> * [[The Contest of Familiars]], comic by [[Tracy Horton]] featuring her weasel character [[Shadow]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Interview with Rocky]] (Hominids, Oh! #1), small-format fictional biography of [[Wikipedia:Rocket J. Squirrel|Rocket J. Squirrel]] by [[Taral Wayne]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[FurVersion]] #14 (★★★)<br /> * [[Pandora P. I.]], comic by [[Juan Alfonso]] and [[Scott Alston]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Lightwood]] #3, comic by [[Jerry Collins]] (★★★★★)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #2==<br /> The second issue of Furtherance was the spring 1990 issue, again 40 pages but with the cover price edging upward to USD $2.75. The cover art depicted [[Red Shetland]] holding a smurf at knifepoint, by [[Jim Groat]]. The back cover was a 1989 male feline by [[Monika Livingstone]], and interior illustrations included works by [[David P. Cannon]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Roy D. Pounds II]] and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Alf Accused of Flashing!&quot;, an article about a subliminal frame in the [[Wikipedia:Alf: The Animated Series|Alf]] TV cartoon.<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, an interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: The Critters Collapse&quot;, another editorial by Rooney, this time focusing on the rise and fall of the [[Critters]] anthology.<br /> * &quot;Not So Alien&quot; by [[Kay Shapero]], about using animals as inspiration for SF aliens<br /> * &quot;How to Convince your Comic Store to Carry your Favorites...&quot;, single page comic by [[Donna Barr]]<br /> * &quot;One of the Young Teen Cats gets Religion&quot;, single page comic written by [[D. A. C. Crowell]] and drawn by [[Eric Blumrich]]<br /> * &quot;Tails of Chanjonn: Attempted Kidnapping 2138 M.C. (Merthian Calendar)&quot;, fiction by [[Stanley L. Alston Jr]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Varcel's Vixens]]<br /> * Disney's [[Wikipedia:The Little Mermaid (film)|The Little Mermaid]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''The Be(a)st of Warthaven'', collecting [[Mark Wallace]]'s [[Warthaven]] cartoons (★★★★)<br /> * [[Barr Wars]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Hepcats]] #1-3 (★★★★★)<br /> * The introductory issue of [[Felicity]] (★★★★★)<br /> * The [[Rowrbrazzle]] Sampler (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #5 (★★★★½)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #1 (★★★½)<br /> * [[Equine the Uncivilized]] #6 (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Ratha's Creature]]'' and ''[[Clan Ground]]'', novels by [[Clare Bell]] (★★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Quozl]]'', novel by [[Alan Dean Foster]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Sherlock Hound]]'', a canine animé based on Sherlock Holmes (content ★★★★★ / presentation ★½)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #3==<br /> The final Furtherance was the winter 1991 issue, with 44 pages and a USD $2.75 cover price. The front cover art was a scene of a marooned furry space traveller by [[D. P. Cannon]] titled &quot;Missed Last-Chance&quot;. The back cover was 1988 illustration of a dancing persian cat houri by [[Monika Livingstone]]. Other interior illustrators included [[Eric Nelson]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Scott Alston]] and [[Colleen Winters]]<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Bonzo&quot; by [[Ian G. S. Curtis]], about the cartoonist [[Wikipedia:George E. Studdy|George Studdy]] (1878-1948) and his canine character [[Wikipedia:Bonzo the dog|Bonzo the dog]], popular in the 1920s<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, part 2 of the interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form&quot;, Ray Rooney's regular editorial, analyzing the market (or lack of same) for anthropomorphics<br /> * An interview with [[Tad Stones]] (supervising story director, ''[[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'')<br /> * A 1989 [[Galen the Saintly]] comic by [[G. Raymond Eddy]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * Assorted portfolio collections: &quot;Jackalopes&quot; by [[Joe Rosales]], &quot;The Swords of Babylon&quot; by [[Steve Krueger]], &quot;Girls of the Serengeti&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;10-10&quot; by [[Shon Howell]], &quot;Cyberfox&quot; by [[Matt Broersma]], &quot;Aphrika&quot; and &quot;Panzerbabes&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;Brixoi&quot; by [[Tom Foster]] and [[Ken Fletcher]]<br /> * [[Howling Mad]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Peter David|Peter David]] (★★)<br /> * [[Cathouse]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Dean Ing|Dean Ing]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Real Scream Comics]] #17 (★)<br /> * [[Galen]] #1 (★★)<br /> * [[Xtra Spicy Tails]] #1, 2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Stinz]] #5 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Mighty Mouse|Mighty Mouse]] comic (★★)<br /> * [[Hey Neeters!]], comic by [[Mike Sagara]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] comic (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mythagoras]] #1 (★★★★) #2, 3 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Ever-Changing Palace]] #1, 2 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Zoo]] #1, 2 (★★★)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Rhuddiprt, Prince of Fur]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[.357!]], comic by [[Roz Gibson]] featuring [[Jack Salem]] (★★★)<br /> * [[I ♥ Cat-girls, Too]], mini-comic portfolio of catgirls by various artists, edited by [[Randy H. Crawford]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[Gallery]] #0-4 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #32 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Sleepers]], graphic novel by [[Vito Bianca]] and [[Kevin Vetrone]] (★★★★)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fanzines]][[Category:1989 births]][[Category:1991 deaths]]<br /> {{Featured article}}</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-05-03T17:14:00Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''''' was a small press publication with two issues released in 1989-1990. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and later continued under Scott's [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The two issues were US letter-sized, 40 pages issue. The first issue was titled ''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''' and the second ''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special Again''. The art inside the two issues were drawn by Ms. Smith between 1984 and 1989.<br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of the [[fanzine]], ''[[Furtherance]]'', receiving five stars from the reviewer.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]][[Category:1989 births]][[Category:1990 deaths]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Valiant_Varmints 2006-05-03T17:05:12Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:SFAspotlight01.jpg|frame|right|[[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #1 featuring ''Valiant Varmints''. Cover art by [[Mike Sagara]].]]<br /> '''Valiant Varmints''' was a one-shot [[comic]] published by [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]] under their [[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] banner in 1998. <br /> <br /> The superhero team of the same name consisted of (in order of appearance) [[Moon Mouse]], [[SnowBuni]], [[Beatrix Farmer]], [[Superswine]], [[Savage Squirrel]], [[Bullet Crow]] &amp; [[Phantom Bunny]], and [[Fission Chicken]]. Other members of the team not featured, but honourably mentioned are, [[Erma Felna: EDF|Erma Felna]], [[Liska]], [[Corus]], [[Red Shetland]], the [[Tank Vixens]], [[Milikardo Knights]], Collars &amp; Cuffs, and the [[Extinctioners]]. Like the Justice League of America they're based on, the Valiant Varmints have a secret hide-away, a super computer with wall screen, a slick looking jet vehicle, and a sense of self-importance that doesn't quit.<br /> <br /> The story based on the typical framework of [[Wikipedia:Justice League|JLA]] with individual episodes centered on every character, finishing as a group team-up that forces a final showdown with the villain. [[Shane Fisher]] and [[Mike Curtis]], who created the concept, wrote the framework. The episodes were written and illustrated by the character creators (in the same order [[Carl Gifford]], [[Jeff Wood]], [[Taral Wayne]], [[Gary Fields]], [[Kjartan Arnorsson]], [[Chuck Fiala]], and [[John P. Morgan]].) Throughout the book clues appeared in each episode. While the individual writer/artists were free to write nearly anything they wished, they had to incorporate one of these clues, provided by Mike Curtis.<br /> <br /> A second issue was planned as a crossover with [[Wikipedia:DC Comics|DC Comics]], to be entitled ''Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew vs. The Valiant Varmints'', but when licensing fell through, another tale was planned to include [[Atomic Mouse]].<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> * [http://www.shandafantasyarts.net/mainpage.php?seriesID=12 SFA Spotlights at ShandaFantasyArts.net]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Comics]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Atomic_Mouse 2006-05-03T17:03:30Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Modern age revival */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:AtomicMouse01.jpg|thumb|right|135px|''Atomic Mouse'' #1 by [[Al Fago]] (1953)]][[Image:SFAspotlight11.jpg|thumb|right|135px|[[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11: ''Atomic Mouse'' (2001)]]<br /> '''Atomic Mouse''' is a pioneer of the [[funny animal]] [[comic]] genre that first appeared in March 1953 and continued for 54 issues through June 1963. Created by [[Al Fago]] supposedly, his brother Vince Fago actually invented the character and did many of the stories. At the time Vince was doing a daily comic strip and wished to disassociate his name from comic books. ''Atomic Mouse'' was the first and most successful superhero series from [[Wikipedia:Charlton Comics|Charlton Comics]] running into the 1960's with original material and occasional reprinted runs thereafter into the 1970's. <br /> <br /> Atomic Mouse protected the citizens of Mouseville from the evil Count Gatto and his sidekick Shadow with the help of superpowers gained from U-235 pills developed by Professor Invento.<br /> <br /> ==Modern age revival==<br /> ''Atomic Mouse'' was briefly reprinted in the '80s by the [[Wikipedia:American Comics Group|American Comics Group]], and saw a revival through [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]], first appearing in [[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11 in May 2001, then getting his own series in September 2001. Vince Fage, the creator and original artist, gave his blessing and even contributed some art for the new version. <br /> <br /> The new comics provided a striking contrast by juxtaposing reprints of Vince Fago's original series with all-new stories and art in which Atomic Mouse is &quot;transported&quot; from the classic comics into modern-day &quot;reality&quot; to protect the city of Rodentia. In the new series, a planet of funny animals is threatened by a meteor and Professor LaSerne creates a machine that brings images to life, placing an ATOMIC MOUSE comic in front of it. Subsequently Atomic Mouse goes to the publishers of the comic, and they provide him a home and headquarters where he protects the city of Rodentia from such villians as the Mustard King (Poupon DeJean), Professor Pizarro and Super Rat. He has a romantic relationship with Lillian Mouse (a mouse of color) who writes and draws the comic, and a backup series focuses on the LEGION OF ALMOST VILLIANS, who are five minor powered crooks who seek to enhance their reputation by defeating AM, who is unaware of their existance. They even spawned a spinoff group, the Legion of Substitute Villians. Atomic Mouse relaxes in a civilian identiry of Vince Mouse, taking his name from the character's creator, and once had an adventure with the Charlton funny animal version (Meeting Atomic Rabbit in the process).<br /> <br /> The series is currently on hiatus.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> * [http://www.shandafantasyarts.net/mainpage.php?seriesID=24 ''Atomic Mouse'' at ShandaFantasyArts.net]<br /> * [http://www.toonopedia.com/atomic_m.htm ''Atomic Mouse'' at Toonopedia.com]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Mouse characters]]<br /> [[Category:1953 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Atomic_Mouse 2006-05-03T17:00:43Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:AtomicMouse01.jpg|thumb|right|135px|''Atomic Mouse'' #1 by [[Al Fago]] (1953)]][[Image:SFAspotlight11.jpg|thumb|right|135px|[[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11: ''Atomic Mouse'' (2001)]]<br /> '''Atomic Mouse''' is a pioneer of the [[funny animal]] [[comic]] genre that first appeared in March 1953 and continued for 54 issues through June 1963. Created by [[Al Fago]] supposedly, his brother Vince Fago actually invented the character and did many of the stories. At the time Vince was doing a daily comic strip and wished to disassociate his name from comic books. ''Atomic Mouse'' was the first and most successful superhero series from [[Wikipedia:Charlton Comics|Charlton Comics]] running into the 1960's with original material and occasional reprinted runs thereafter into the 1970's. <br /> <br /> Atomic Mouse protected the citizens of Mouseville from the evil Count Gatto and his sidekick Shadow with the help of superpowers gained from U-235 pills developed by Professor Invento.<br /> <br /> ==Modern age revival==<br /> ''Atomic Mouse'' was briefly reprinted in the '80s by the [[Wikipedia:American Comics Group|American Comics Group]], and saw a revival through [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]], first appearing in [[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11 in May 2001, then getting his own series in September 2001. Vince Fage, the creator and original artist, gave his blessing and even contributed some art for the new version. <br /> <br /> The new comics provided a striking contrast by juxtaposing reprints of Vince Fago's original series with all-new stories and art in which Atomic Mouse is &quot;transported&quot; from the classic comics into modern-day &quot;reality&quot; to protect the city of Rodentia. In the new series, a planet of funny animals is threatened by a meteor and Professor LaSerne creates a machine that brings images to life, placing an ATOMIC MOUSE comic in front of it. Subsequently Atomic Mouse goes to the publishers of the comic, and they provide him a home and headquarters where he protects the city of Rodentia from such villians as the Mustard King (Poupon DeJean), Professor Pizarro and Super Rat. He has a romantic relationship with Lillian Mouse (a mouse of color) who writes and draws the comic, and a backup series focuses on the LEGION OF ALMOST VILLIANS, who are five minor powered crooks who seek to enhance their reputation by defeating AM, who is una3ware of their existance. They even spawned a spinoff group, the Legion of Substitute Villians. Atomic Mouse relaxes in a civilian identiry of Vince Mouse, taking his name from the character's creator, and once had an adventure with the Charlton funny animal version (Meeting Atomic Rabbit in the process).<br /> <br /> The series is currently on hiatus. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> * [http://www.shandafantasyarts.net/mainpage.php?seriesID=24 ''Atomic Mouse'' at ShandaFantasyArts.net]<br /> * [http://www.toonopedia.com/atomic_m.htm ''Atomic Mouse'' at Toonopedia.com]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Mouse characters]]<br /> [[Category:1953 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Atomic_Mouse 2006-05-03T16:59:56Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:AtomicMouse01.jpg|thumb|right|135px|''Atomic Mouse'' #1 by [[Al Fago]] (1953)]][[Image:SFAspotlight11.jpg|thumb|right|135px|[[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11: ''Atomic Mouse'' (2001)]]<br /> '''Atomic Mouse''' is a pioneer of the [[funny animal]] [[comic]] genre that first appeared in March 1953 and continued for 54 issues through June 1963. Created by [[Al Fago]] supposedly, his brother Vince Fago actually invented the character and did many of the stories. At the time Vince was doing a daily comic strip and wished to disassociate his name from comic books. ''Atomic Mouse'' was the first and most successful superhero series from [[Charlton Comics]] running into the 1960's with original material and occasional reprinted runs thereafter into the 1970's. <br /> <br /> Atomic Mouse protected the citizens of Mouseville from the evil Count Gatto and his sidekick Shadow with the help of superpowers gained from U-235 pills developed by Professor Invento.<br /> <br /> ==Modern age revival==<br /> ''Atomic Mouse'' was briefly reprinted in the '80s by the [[Wikipedia:American Comics Group|American Comics Group]], and saw a revival through [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]], first appearing in [[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11 in May 2001, then getting his own series in September 2001. Vince Fage, the creator and original artist, gave his blessing and even contributed some art for the new version. <br /> <br /> The new comics provided a striking contrast by juxtaposing reprints of Vince Fago's original series with all-new stories and art in which Atomic Mouse is &quot;transported&quot; from the classic comics into modern-day &quot;reality&quot; to protect the city of Rodentia. In the new series, a planet of funny animals is threatened by a meteor and Professor LaSerne creates a machine that brings images to life, placing an ATOMIC MOUSE comic in front of it. Subsequently Atomic Mouse goes to the publishers of the comic, and they provide him a home and headquarters where he protects the city of Rodentia from such villians as the Mustard King (Poupon DeJean), Professor Pizarro and Super Rat. He has a romantic relationship with Lillian Mouse (a mouse of color) who writes and draws the comic, and a backup series focuses on the LEGION OF ALMOST VILLIANS, who are five minor powered crooks who seek to enhance their reputation by defeating AM, who is una3ware of their existance. They even spawned a spinoff group, the Legion of Substitute Villians. Atomic Mouse relaxes in a civilian identiry of Vince Mouse, taking his name from the character's creator, and once had an adventure with the Charlton funny animal version (Meeting Atomic Rabbit in the process).<br /> <br /> The series is currently on hiatus. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> * [http://www.shandafantasyarts.net/mainpage.php?seriesID=24 ''Atomic Mouse'' at ShandaFantasyArts.net]<br /> * [http://www.toonopedia.com/atomic_m.htm ''Atomic Mouse'' at Toonopedia.com]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Mouse characters]]<br /> [[Category:1953 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Atomic_Mouse 2006-05-03T16:59:42Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:AtomicMouse01.jpg|thumb|right|135px|''Atomic Mouse'' #1 by [[Al Fago]] (1953)]][[Image:SFAspotlight11.jpg|thumb|right|135px|[[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11: ''Atomic Mouse'' (2001)]]<br /> '''Atomic Mouse''' is a pioneer of the [[funny animal]] [[comic]] genre that first appeared in March 1953 and continued for 54 issues through June 1963. Created by [[Al Fago]] supposedly, his brother Vince Fago actually invented the character and did many of the stories. At the time Vince was doing a daily comic strip and wished to disassociate his name from comic books. ''Atomic Mouse'' was the first and most successful superhero series from [[Charlton Comics] running into the 1960's with original material and occasional reprinted runs thereafter into the 1970's. <br /> <br /> Atomic Mouse protected the citizens of Mouseville from the evil Count Gatto and his sidekick Shadow with the help of superpowers gained from U-235 pills developed by Professor Invento.<br /> <br /> ==Modern age revival==<br /> ''Atomic Mouse'' was briefly reprinted in the '80s by the [[Wikipedia:American Comics Group|American Comics Group]], and saw a revival through [[Shanda Fantasy Arts]], first appearing in [[Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight|''SFA Spotlight'']] #11 in May 2001, then getting his own series in September 2001. Vince Fage, the creator and original artist, gave his blessing and even contributed some art for the new version. <br /> <br /> The new comics provided a striking contrast by juxtaposing reprints of Vince Fago's original series with all-new stories and art in which Atomic Mouse is &quot;transported&quot; from the classic comics into modern-day &quot;reality&quot; to protect the city of Rodentia. In the new series, a planet of funny animals is threatened by a meteor and Professor LaSerne creates a machine that brings images to life, placing an ATOMIC MOUSE comic in front of it. Subsequently Atomic Mouse goes to the publishers of the comic, and they provide him a home and headquarters where he protects the city of Rodentia from such villians as the Mustard King (Poupon DeJean), Professor Pizarro and Super Rat. He has a romantic relationship with Lillian Mouse (a mouse of color) who writes and draws the comic, and a backup series focuses on the LEGION OF ALMOST VILLIANS, who are five minor powered crooks who seek to enhance their reputation by defeating AM, who is una3ware of their existance. They even spawned a spinoff group, the Legion of Substitute Villians. Atomic Mouse relaxes in a civilian identiry of Vince Mouse, taking his name from the character's creator, and once had an adventure with the Charlton funny animal version (Meeting Atomic Rabbit in the process).<br /> <br /> The series is currently on hiatus. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> * [http://www.shandafantasyarts.net/mainpage.php?seriesID=24 ''Atomic Mouse'' at ShandaFantasyArts.net]<br /> * [http://www.toonopedia.com/atomic_m.htm ''Atomic Mouse'' at Toonopedia.com]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Mouse characters]]<br /> [[Category:1953 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-04-25T15:59:37Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles at the [[Furry Fight Farm]] under the name, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm Furry Fight Farm's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]][[Category:Pennsylvania]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Tavatiana 2006-04-19T12:20:56Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Tavatiana''' is an [[anthropomorphic]] [[rabbit]] doe in the ''[[Gene Catlow (comic)|Gene Catlow]]'' [[webcomic]].<br /> <br /> She is friends to both [[Gene Catlow]], [[CatsWhisker]], and [[Cotton Taylor]]. She is also former premier of the Canovian government, and possesses the Sight of Soul ability to a great extent that she can control temporal-streams in slowing them down to the point that only she and Cotton can freely move around.<br /> <br /> At one time, Tavatiana was betrayed by her counselors, Thade and Drent, to be experimented upon by Micheal Alan Avariss, sterilizing her in the procedure. This was found out by Cotton as he confronted Thade and Drent at gunpoint, but Tavatiana warns Cotton about what might happen after Thade '''''AFTER''''' his time is up without Cotton killing him. &lt;!-- ? --&gt;<br /> <br /> Tavatiana would later meet Marble, a [[ferret]] girl in a brief encounter, but Marble was unaware she was being controlled by an evil ethereal being called Karostropov; his presence is unseen except to the viewer but his pupilless purple eyes.<br /> <br /> Later on, her sterility would be [http://www.genecatlow.com/comics/20020517.gif accidentally cured], and Cotton would later father his future daughter, Michelle. Unfortunatley, the secret of her pregnancy was in danger of being given away by two other Canovian counselors, she asked Gene to make a temporary holographic image around her. Afterward, a living puppet constructed by the ancient Canovians would stand in her place, but ultimately, the Tavatiana puppet would later step down, leaving her aide Thalburd to take over.<br /> <br /> Tavatiana and Cotton later transported themselves into the far-flung past of Canovia in secret for the impending birth of Michelle. Both have met a race of ancient Canovians called Demmons, a war-like tribe of Canovian rabbits. Their tribe leader tried to take the already-pregnant Tavatiana as a future breeder, but his own tribesmen stopped him, resulting in their dismemberment. The Demmon tribe leader was later defeated by the Canovian tribe leader, and the Demmons who tried to stop their tribe leader were healed.<br /> <br /> As of this writinng, Tavatiana is with Cotton as they search for the first tribe between the mountains of Deviva and Canovia.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Rabbit characters]]<br /> [[Category:Comic characters]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-04-18T17:46:54Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publications, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles at the [[Furry Fight Farm]] under the name, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm Furry Fight Farm's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-04-17T17:02:10Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''''' was a small press publication with two issues released in 1989-1990. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and later continued under Scott's [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The two issues were US letter-sized, 40 pages issue. The first issue was titled ''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''' and the second ''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special Again''. The art inside the two issues were drawn by Ms. Smith between 1984 and 1989.<br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of the [[fanzine]], ''[[Furtherance]]'', receiving five stars from the reviewer.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Kjartan_Arn%C3%B3rsson 2006-04-16T05:41:36Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Kjartan Arnorsson''' (a.k.a. '''Karno''') is a [[furry artist]] and [[comic]] [[writer]] from [[Wikipedia:Iceland|Iceland]] known for his enchanting but erotic tales of a magic-slinging [[mink]], which was serialized in ''[[Genus]]''. He later put out a comic called ''[[Big Funnies]]'' which [[Radio Comix]] printed. He's been heavily involved in various [[fanzine]]s over the years, including ''[[Rowrbrazzle]]'', ''[[Huzzah]]'', and ''[[Barr Wars]]''. [[Savage Squirrel]], [[The Mink]], [[Herman Orca]], and [[Two-Ton Tina]] are among his better known creations. His art is online at [[VCL]], and can currently be found in [[MU Press]]'s ''[[Wild!]]'' anthology. He is easily recognized at conventions by his tall stature, which is why he draws himself as a [[giraffe]].<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.islandia.is/karno/ Karno's website]<br /> * [http://us.vclart.net/vcl/Artists/Karno/ Karno's gallery] at the VCL<br /> <br /> [[Category:Artists]][[Category:People]][[Category:Tucson Mob]]<br /> [[Category:Iceland]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Rowrbrazzle 2006-04-16T05:36:56Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Known members */</p> <hr /> <div>'''''Rowrbrazzle''''' is an [[wikipedia:amateur press association|amateur press association]] (APA) magazine devoted to [[wikipedia:funny animals|funny animal]] cartoon illustration, that for a long time was a bulwark for [[furry fandom]]. The word is a misspelling of &quot;rowrbazzle!&quot;, an exclamation used at times by the characters in [[wikipedia:Walt Kelly|Walt Kelly's]] comic-strip &quot;[[wikipedia:Pogo|Pogo]]&quot;.<br /> <br /> ''Rowrbrazzle'' was co-created by [[Marc Schirmeister]] and [[John Cawley]] in 1983 as a result of the cessation of its predecessor, ''[[Vootie]]'', with the first issue being distributed to its first contributors in February 1984. [[Fred Patten]] took over as an official editor five years later, and as served in this position for the last 17 years, until he had to step down in 2005 due to illness. [[Mike Curtis]], [[Edd Vick]], [[Michael Susko]] and others are currently serving as interim editors until a new permanent editor is found.<br /> <br /> The first issue was distributed to the association membership in February 1984, it is still published as of July 2005 (with over 86 quarterly issues so far), and it is continuing its uninterrupted 20 year run. Rowrbrazzle is always looking for new members. Furry [[writer]]s and [[artist]]s are invited to contact any of the interim editors.<br /> <br /> == Known members ==<br /> &lt;!-- List sorting: alphabetical by last name, or either first or nickname if last not listed --&gt;<br /> * [[Kjartan Arnorsson|Kjartan &quot;Karno&quot; Arnorsson]] (?-Present)<br /> * [[Mark &quot;Th' Mole&quot; D. Ashworth]] (1985-Present)<br /> * [[James &quot;Slim Jim&quot; Edward Babcock]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Greg Bear]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Canuss]]&lt;!--this name preferred--&gt; (?-?)<br /> * [[John Cawley]] (Co-Editor 1983-1988.)<br /> * [[Jimmy Chin]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Timothy Fay]] (1983-Present)<br /> * [[Bill Fortier]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Roz Gibson]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Robert Hill]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Shawn Keller]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Mike Kelly]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Paul Kidd]] (?-withdrew Oct 1998, #59)<br /> * [[Dave Kuhn]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Scott Malcomson]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Steve Martin]] (1984-?)<br /> * [[Michael-Scot McMurry]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Chuck Melville]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Carl Fox|Karl F. Meyers]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Fred Patten]] (Joined 1984, Editor 1988-2005. Left position in mid 2005 due to illness.)<br /> * [[Betty Roget]] (mid 1990s)<br /> * [[Marc Tucker]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Stan Sakai]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Ken Sample]] (1988-?. Honorary member)<br /> * [[Marc Schirmeister]] (Editor 1983-1988. Permanent Honorary member since 1989.)<br /> * [[Axel Shaikman]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Joe Strike]] (?-?)<br /> * [[G. W. Thomas]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Edd Vick]] (Interim Editor 2005)<br /> * [[Wendell Washer]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Taral Wayne]] (1984-?)<br /> * [[Deal Whitley]] (?-?)<br /> * [[Jeff Wood]] (?-?)<br /> {{stub}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]]<br /> [[Category:Fanzines]]<br /> <br /> {{Wikipedia|Rowrbrazzle}}</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-04-15T01:22:22Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''''' was a small press publication with two issues released in 1989-1990. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and later continued under Scott's [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The two issues were US letter-sized, 40 pages issue. The first issue was titled ''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''' and the second ''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special Again''. The art inside the two issues were drawn by Ms. Smith between 1984 and 1989.<br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of ''[[Furtherance]]'', receiving five stars from the reviewer.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-04-15T01:10:56Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''''' was a small press publication with two issues released in 1989-1990. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and later continued under Scott's [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of ''[[Furtherance]]'', receiving five stars.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-04-14T17:24:29Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''' was a small press publication with two issues released in the late 1980s-early 1990s. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and later continued under Scott's [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of [[Furtherance]], receiving five stars.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-04-14T17:23:39Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''' was a small press publication with two issues released in the late 1980s-early 1990s. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and continued by Scott Alston under his own [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of [[Furtherance]], receiving five stars.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publications]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/The_Bestiary%27s_Terrie_Smith_Does_Art_Special 2006-04-14T17:23:19Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special''' was a small press publication with two issues released in the late 1980s-early 1990s. The 'zine was originally published by [[Scott Alston]] and [[Lisa Auslander]] under the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] label and continued by Scott Alston under his own [[A-Morph Press]] label. The two issues were a collection of [[Terrie Smith]]'s early art, mainly featuring [[Furries]] and [[Centaur]]s. <br /> <br /> The publication was one of the more popular offerings from Bear and Cat Comix/A-Morph Press during its time as a [[Wikipedia:Small press|small press]] publisher, selling over 200 copies each. <br /> <br /> The first issue was reviewed in the second issue of [[Furtherance]], receiving five stars.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Publication]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furtherance 2006-04-14T16:58:12Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Reviews */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:furtherance.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The three issues of the Furtherance review fanzine]]<br /> '''''Furtherance''''' was a [[fanzine]] with three issues released between 1989 and 1991. Unlike most furry publications, which focus on delivering primary art and stories, Furtherance focused on secondary news, criticism and articles about other primary publications. It was the first such furry review zine.<br /> <br /> The fanzine was produced by the Philadelphia-based [[Funny Animal Anti-Defamation League]]. [[Ray Rooney]] published the zine and co-edited with [[Luke Menichelli]], who also did the design. [[Jonathan Cunningham]], [[Mitch Marmel]] and [[Bill Thomas]] assisted with text entry and picture research.<br /> <br /> Issues were US letter-sized, each roughly 40 pages, slim enough to be bound comic-style with a stapled spine. Covers were on colored paper, but both the covers and the interior pages were printed in black and white.<br /> <br /> ==Issue #1==<br /> Furtherance #1 was the summer 1989 issue. It was 40 pages long, with a cover price of USD $2.50. The front cover was by [[Charles Melville]], and the back was [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba]] fan art by [[Ray Rooney]]. Interior illustrations were contributed by [[Scott Alston]], [[Shon Howell]], and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: An Examination&quot;, an editorial by Ray Rooney describing the history of funny animal comics and particularly the 1980s black-and-white indie comics boom and bust<br /> * An obituary for [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]]<br /> * A description of Tezuka's [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba the White Lion]] cartoon and its role in breaking japanese animation into american television<br /> * &quot;Vas Ist Das BARR WARS?&quot;, about the [[Barr Wars]].<br /> * A [[Fran an' Maabl]] comic by [[Kjartan Arnorsson]] criticizing the comic retail industry for not distributing small press publications.<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Morphs]] #4 (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Weasel Patrol]] #1 (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Animal Man|Animal Man]] #5 (★★★)<br /> * The [[Centaurs Gatherum]] Newsletter #16 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mangazine]] #1 (volume 2) (★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #1-30 (★★★)<br /> * [[The Contest of Familiars]], comic by [[Tracy Horton]] featuring her weasel character [[Shadow]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Interview with Rocky]] (Hominids, Oh! #1), small-format fictional biography of [[Wikipedia:Rocket J. Squirrel|Rocket J. Squirrel]] by [[Taral Wayne]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[FurVersion]] #14 (★★★)<br /> * [[Pandora P. I.]], comic by [[Juan Alfonso]] and [[Scott Alston]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Lightwood]] #3, comic by [[Jerry Collins]] (★★★★★)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #2==<br /> The second issue of Furtherance was the spring 1990 issue, again 40 pages but with the cover price edging upward to USD $2.75. The cover art depicted [[Red Shetland]] holding a smurf at knifepoint, by [[Jim Groat]]. The back cover was a 1989 male feline by [[Monika Livingstone]], and interior illustrations included works by [[David P. Cannon]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Roy D. Pounds II]] and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Alf Accused of Flashing!&quot;, an article about a subliminal frame in the [[Wikipedia:Alf: The Animated Series|Alf]] TV cartoon.<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, an interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: The Critters Collapse&quot;, another editorial by Rooney, this time focusing on the rise and fall of the [[Critters]] anthology.<br /> * &quot;Not So Alien&quot; by [[Kay Shapero]], about using animals as inspiration for SF aliens<br /> * &quot;How to Convince your Comic Store to Carry your Favorites...&quot;, single page comic by [[Donna Barr]]<br /> * &quot;One of the Young Teen Cats gets Religion&quot;, single page comic written by [[D. A. C. Crowell]] and drawn by [[Eric Blumrich]]<br /> * &quot;Tails of Chanjonn: Attempted Kidnapping 2138 M.C. (Merthian Calendar)&quot;, fiction by [[Stanley L. Alston Jr]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Varcel's Vixens]]<br /> * Disney's [[Wikipedia:The Little Mermaid (film)|The Little Mermaid]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''The Be(a)st of Warthaven'', collecting [[Mark Wallace]]'s [[Warthaven]] cartoons (★★★★)<br /> * [[Barr Wars]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Hepcats]] #1-3 (★★★★★)<br /> * The introductory issue of [[Felicity]] (★★★★★)<br /> * The [[Rowrbrazzle]] Sampler (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #5 (★★★★½)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #1 (★★★½)<br /> * [[Equine the Uncivilized]] #6 (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Ratha's Creature]]'' and ''[[Clan Ground]]'', novels by [[Clare Bell]] (★★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Quozl]]'', novel by [[Alan Dean Foster]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Sherlock Hound]]'', a canine animé based on Sherlock Holmes (content ★★★★★ / presentation ★½)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #3==<br /> The final Furtherance was the winter 1991 issue, with 44 pages and a USD $2.75 cover price. The front cover art was a scene of a marooned furry space traveller by [[D. P. Cannon]] titled &quot;Missed Last-Chance&quot;. The back cover was 1988 illustration of a dancing persian cat houri by [[Monika Livingstone]]. Other interior illustrators included [[Eric Nelson]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Scott Alston]] and [[Colleen Winters]]<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Bonzo&quot; by [[Ian G. S. Curtis]], about the cartoonist [[Wikipedia:George E. Studdy|George Studdy]] (1878-1948) and his canine character [[Wikipedia:Bonzo the dog|Bonzo the dog]], popular in the 1920s<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, part 2 of the interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form&quot;, Ray Rooney's regular editorial, analyzing the market (or lack of same) for anthropomorphics<br /> * An interview with [[Tad Stones]] (supervising story director, ''[[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'')<br /> * A 1989 [[Galen the Saintly]] comic by [[G. Raymond Eddy]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * Assorted portfolio collections: &quot;Jackalopes&quot; by [[Joe Rosales]], &quot;The Swords of Babylon&quot; by [[Steve Krueger]], &quot;Girls of the Serengeti&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;10-10&quot; by [[Shon Howell]], &quot;Cyberfox&quot; by [[Matt Broersma]], &quot;Aphrika&quot; and &quot;Panzerbabes&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;Brixoi&quot; by [[Tom Foster]] and [[Ken Fletcher]]<br /> * [[Howling Mad]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Peter David|Peter David]] (★★)<br /> * [[Cathouse]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Dean Ing|Dean Ing]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Real Scream Comics]] #17 (★)<br /> * [[Galen]] #1 (★★)<br /> * [[Xtra Spicy Tails]] #1, 2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Stinz]] #5 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Mighty Mouse|Mighty Mouse]] comic (★★)<br /> * [[Hey Neeters!]], comic by [[Mike Sagara]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] comic (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mythagoras]] #1 (★★★★) #2, 3 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Ever-Changing Palace]] #1, 2 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Zoo]] #1, 2 (★★★)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Rhuddiprt, Prince of Fur]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[.357!]], comic by [[Roz Gibson]] featuring [[Jack Salem]] (★★★)<br /> * [[I ♥ Cat-girls, Too]], mini-comic portfolio of catgirls by various artists, edited by [[Randy H. Crawford]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[Gallery]] #0-4 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #32 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Sleepers]], graphic novel by [[Vito Bianca]] and [[Kevin Vetrone]] (★★★★)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fanzines]][[Category:1989 births]][[Category:1991 deaths]]<br /> {{Featured article}}</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2006-04-14T16:56:38Z

<p>Leoni2: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''Furry Fight Farm''' is a roleplaying establishment similar to the real-world WWE or TNA wrestling franchises that caters to furs who wish to engage in wrestling, boxing, or any other unarmed martial art or hand to hand combat. <br /> <br /> The FFF as it is known by the regulars, was created by Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans as a [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm Yahoo group], but eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on [[IRC]]. <br /> <br /> The FFF currently has two IRC 'franchises', the original FFF set in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a newer establishment located in the 'Little Havana' neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Both venues have their own separate IRC channel set on two different networks; the Vegas franchise being located on the Superhosts IRC server, and the Miami one being on [[Furnet]].<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm/ Yahoo group (Main version)]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/furryfightfarm Smartgroups version]<br /> * [http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ Furnation site]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fictional organizations]][[Category:Fictional locations]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2006-04-14T16:55:24Z

<p>Leoni2: /* External links */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''Furry Fight Farm''' is a roleplaying establishment similar to the real-world WWE or TNA wrestling franchises that caters to furs who wish to engage in wrestling, boxing, or any other unarmed martial art or hand to hand combat. <br /> <br /> The FFF as it is known by the regulars, was created by Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans as a [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm Yahoo group], but eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on [[IRC]]. <br /> <br /> The FFF currently has two IRC 'franchises', the original FFF set in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a newer establishment located in the 'Little Havana' neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Both venues have their own separate IRC channel set on two different networks; the Vegas franchise being located on the Superhosts IRC server, and the Miami one being on [[Furnet]].<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm/ Yahoo group (Main version)]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/furryfightfarm Smartgroups version]<br /> * [http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ Furnation site]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fictional locations]][[Category:Fictional organizations]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furtherance 2006-04-10T19:46:23Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Reviews */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:furtherance.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The three issues of the Furtherance review fanzine]]<br /> '''''Furtherance''''' was a [[fanzine]] with three issues released between 1989 and 1991. Unlike most furry publications, which focus on delivering primary art and stories, Furtherance focused on secondary news, criticism and articles about other primary publications. It was the first such furry review zine.<br /> <br /> The fanzine was produced by the Philadelphia-based [[Funny Animal Anti-Defamation League]]. [[Ray Rooney]] published the zine and co-edited with [[Luke Menichelli]], who also did the design. [[Jonathan Cunningham]], [[Mitch Marmel]] and [[Bill Thomas]] assisted with text entry and picture research.<br /> <br /> Issues were US letter-sized, each roughly 40 pages, slim enough to be bound comic-style with a stapled spine. Covers were on colored paper, but both the covers and the interior pages were printed in black and white.<br /> <br /> ==Issue #1==<br /> Furtherance #1 was the summer 1989 issue. It was 40 pages long, with a cover price of USD $2.50. The front cover was by [[Charles Melville]], and the back was [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba]] fan art by [[Ray Rooney]]. Interior illustrations were contributed by [[Scott Alston]], [[Shon Howell]], and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: An Examination&quot;, an editorial by Ray Rooney describing the history of funny animal comics and particularly the 1980s black-and-white indie comics boom and bust<br /> * An obituary for [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]]<br /> * A description of Tezuka's [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba the White Lion]] cartoon and its role in breaking japanese animation into american television<br /> * &quot;Vas Ist Das BARR WARS?&quot;, about the [[Barr Wars]].<br /> * A [[Fran an' Maabl]] comic by [[Kjartan Arnorsson]] criticizing the comic retail industry for not distributing small press publications.<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Morphs]] #4 (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Weasel Patrol]] #1 (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Animal Man|Animal Man]] #5 (★★★)<br /> * The [[Centaurs Gatherum]] Newsletter #16 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mangazine]] #1 (volume 2) (★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #1-30 (★★★)<br /> * [[The Contest of Familiars]], comic by [[Tracy Horton]] featuring her weasel character [[Shadow]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Interview with Rocky]] (Hominids, Oh! #1), small-format fictional biography of [[Wikipedia:Rocket J. Squirrel|Rocket J. Squirrel]] by [[Taral Wayne]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[FurVersion]] #14 (★★★)<br /> * [[Pandora P. I.]], comic by [[Juan Alfonso]] and [[Scott Alston]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Lightwood]] #3, comic by [[Jerry Collins]] (★★★★★)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #2==<br /> The second issue of Furtherance was the spring 1990 issue, again 40 pages but with the cover price edging upward to USD $2.75. The cover art depicted [[Red Shetland]] holding a smurf at knifepoint, by [[Jim Groat]]. The back cover was a 1989 male feline by [[Monika Livingstone]], and interior illustrations included works by [[David P. Cannon]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Roy D. Pounds II]] and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Alf Accused of Flashing!&quot;, an article about a subliminal frame in the [[Wikipedia:Alf: The Animated Series|Alf]] TV cartoon.<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, an interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: The Critters Collapse&quot;, another editorial by Rooney, this time focusing on the rise and fall of the [[Critters]] anthology.<br /> * &quot;Not So Alien&quot; by [[Kay Shapero]], about using animals as inspiration for SF aliens<br /> * &quot;How to Convince your Comic Store to Carry your Favorites...&quot;, single page comic by [[Donna Barr]]<br /> * &quot;One of the Young Teen Cats gets Religion&quot;, single page comic written by [[D. A. C. Crowell]] and drawn by [[Eric Blumrich]]<br /> * &quot;Tails of Chanjonn: Attempted Kidnapping 2138 M.C. (Merthian Calendar)&quot;, fiction by [[Stanley L. Alston Jr]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Varcel's Vixens]]<br /> * Disney's [[Wikipedia:The Little Mermaid (film)|The Little Mermaid]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''The Be(a)st of Warthaven'', collecting [[Mark Wallace]]'s [[Warthaven]] cartoons (★★★★)<br /> * [[Barr Wars]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Hepcats]] #1-3 (★★★★★)<br /> * The introductory issue of [[Felicity]] (★★★★★)<br /> * The [[Rowrbrazzle]] Sampler (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'s [[Terrie Smith]] Does Art Special (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #5 (★★★★½)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #1 (★★★½)<br /> * [[Equine the Uncivilized]] #6 (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Ratha's Creature]]'' and ''[[Clan Ground]]'', novels by [[Clare Bell]] (★★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Quozl]]'', novel by [[Alan Dean Foster]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Sherlock Hound]]'', a canine animé based on Sherlock Holmes (content ★★★★★ / presentation ★½)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #3==<br /> The final Furtherance was the winter 1991 issue, with 44 pages and a USD $2.75 cover price. The front cover art was a scene of a marooned furry space traveller by [[D. P. Cannon]] titled &quot;Missed Last-Chance&quot;. The back cover was 1988 illustration of a dancing persian cat houri by [[Monika Livingstone]]. Other interior illustrators included [[Eric Nelson]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Scott Alston]] and [[Colleen Winters]]<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Bonzo&quot; by [[Ian G. S. Curtis]], about the cartoonist [[Wikipedia:George E. Studdy|George Studdy]] (1878-1948) and his canine character [[Wikipedia:Bonzo the dog|Bonzo the dog]], popular in the 1920s<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, part 2 of the interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form&quot;, Ray Rooney's regular editorial, analyzing the market (or lack of same) for anthropomorphics<br /> * An interview with [[Tad Stones]] (supervising story director, ''[[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'')<br /> * A 1989 [[Galen the Saintly]] comic by [[G. Raymond Eddy]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * Assorted portfolio collections: &quot;Jackalopes&quot; by [[Joe Rosales]], &quot;The Swords of Babylon&quot; by [[Steve Krueger]], &quot;Girls of the Serengeti&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;10-10&quot; by [[Shon Howell]], &quot;Cyberfox&quot; by [[Matt Broersma]], &quot;Aphrika&quot; and &quot;Panzerbabes&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;Brixoi&quot; by [[Tom Foster]] and [[Ken Fletcher]]<br /> * [[Howling Mad]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Peter David|Peter David]] (★★)<br /> * [[Cathouse]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Dean Ing|Dean Ing]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Real Scream Comics]] #17 (★)<br /> * [[Galen]] #1 (★★)<br /> * [[Xtra Spicy Tails]] #1, 2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Stinz]] #5 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Mighty Mouse|Mighty Mouse]] comic (★★)<br /> * [[Hey Neeters!]], comic by [[Mike Sagara]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] comic (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mythagoras]] #1 (★★★★) #2, 3 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Ever-Changing Palace]] #1, 2 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Zoo]] #1, 2 (★★★)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Rhuddiprt, Prince of Fur]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[.357!]], comic by [[Roz Gibson]] featuring [[Jack Salem]] (★★★)<br /> * [[I ♥ Cat-girls, Too]], mini-comic portfolio of catgirls by various artists, edited by [[Randy H. Crawford]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[Gallery]] #0-4 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #32 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Sleepers]], graphic novel by [[Vito Bianca]] and [[Kevin Vetrone]] (★★★★)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fanzines]][[Category:1989 births]][[Category:1991 deaths]]<br /> {{Featured article}}</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furtherance 2006-04-10T19:45:09Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Reviews */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:furtherance.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The three issues of the Furtherance review fanzine]]<br /> '''''Furtherance''''' was a [[fanzine]] with three issues released between 1989 and 1991. Unlike most furry publications, which focus on delivering primary art and stories, Furtherance focused on secondary news, criticism and articles about other primary publications. It was the first such furry review zine.<br /> <br /> The fanzine was produced by the Philadelphia-based [[Funny Animal Anti-Defamation League]]. [[Ray Rooney]] published the zine and co-edited with [[Luke Menichelli]], who also did the design. [[Jonathan Cunningham]], [[Mitch Marmel]] and [[Bill Thomas]] assisted with text entry and picture research.<br /> <br /> Issues were US letter-sized, each roughly 40 pages, slim enough to be bound comic-style with a stapled spine. Covers were on colored paper, but both the covers and the interior pages were printed in black and white.<br /> <br /> ==Issue #1==<br /> Furtherance #1 was the summer 1989 issue. It was 40 pages long, with a cover price of USD $2.50. The front cover was by [[Charles Melville]], and the back was [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba]] fan art by [[Ray Rooney]]. Interior illustrations were contributed by [[Scott Alston]], [[Shon Howell]], and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: An Examination&quot;, an editorial by Ray Rooney describing the history of funny animal comics and particularly the 1980s black-and-white indie comics boom and bust<br /> * An obituary for [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]]<br /> * A description of Tezuka's [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba the White Lion]] cartoon and its role in breaking japanese animation into american television<br /> * &quot;Vas Ist Das BARR WARS?&quot;, about the [[Barr Wars]].<br /> * A [[Fran an' Maabl]] comic by [[Kjartan Arnorsson]] criticizing the comic retail industry for not distributing small press publications.<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Morphs]] #4 (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Weasel Patrol]] #1 (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Animal Man|Animal Man]] #5 (★★★)<br /> * The [[Centaurs Gatherum]] Newsletter #16 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mangazine]] #1 (volume 2) (★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #1-30 (★★★)<br /> * [[The Contest of Familiars]], comic by [[Tracy Horton]] featuring her weasel character [[Shadow]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Interview with Rocky]] (Hominids, Oh! #1), small-format fictional biography of [[Wikipedia:Rocket J. Squirrel|Rocket J. Squirrel]] by [[Taral Wayne]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[FurVersion]] #14 (★★★)<br /> * [[Pandora P. I.]], comic by [[Juan Alfonso]] and [[Scott Alston]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Lightwood]] #3, comic by [[Jerry Collins]] (★★★★★)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #2==<br /> The second issue of Furtherance was the spring 1990 issue, again 40 pages but with the cover price edging upward to USD $2.75. The cover art depicted [[Red Shetland]] holding a smurf at knifepoint, by [[Jim Groat]]. The back cover was a 1989 male feline by [[Monika Livingstone]], and interior illustrations included works by [[David P. Cannon]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Roy D. Pounds II]] and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Alf Accused of Flashing!&quot;, an article about a subliminal frame in the [[Wikipedia:Alf: The Animated Series|Alf]] TV cartoon.<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, an interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: The Critters Collapse&quot;, another editorial by Rooney, this time focusing on the rise and fall of the [[Critters]] anthology.<br /> * &quot;Not So Alien&quot; by [[Kay Shapero]], about using animals as inspiration for SF aliens<br /> * &quot;How to Convince your Comic Store to Carry your Favorites...&quot;, single page comic by [[Donna Barr]]<br /> * &quot;One of the Young Teen Cats gets Religion&quot;, single page comic written by [[D. A. C. Crowell]] and drawn by [[Eric Blumrich]]<br /> * &quot;Tails of Chanjonn: Attempted Kidnapping 2138 M.C. (Merthian Calendar)&quot;, fiction by [[Stanley L. Alston Jr]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Varcel's Vixens]]<br /> * Disney's [[Wikipedia:The Little Mermaid (film)|The Little Mermaid]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''The Be(a)st of Warthaven'', collecting [[Mark Wallace]]'s [[Warthaven]] cartoons (★★★★)<br /> * [[Barr Wars]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Hepcats]] #1-3 (★★★★★)<br /> * The introductory issue of [[Felicity]] (★★★★★)<br /> * The [[Rowrbrazzle]] Sampler (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)]]'s [[Terrie Smith]] Does Art Special (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)]] #5 (★★★★½)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #1 (★★★½)<br /> * [[Equine the Uncivilized]] #6 (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Ratha's Creature]]'' and ''[[Clan Ground]]'', novels by [[Clare Bell]] (★★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Quozl]]'', novel by [[Alan Dean Foster]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Sherlock Hound]]'', a canine animé based on Sherlock Holmes (content ★★★★★ / presentation ★½)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #3==<br /> The final Furtherance was the winter 1991 issue, with 44 pages and a USD $2.75 cover price. The front cover art was a scene of a marooned furry space traveller by [[D. P. Cannon]] titled &quot;Missed Last-Chance&quot;. The back cover was 1988 illustration of a dancing persian cat houri by [[Monika Livingstone]]. Other interior illustrators included [[Eric Nelson]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Scott Alston]] and [[Colleen Winters]]<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Bonzo&quot; by [[Ian G. S. Curtis]], about the cartoonist [[Wikipedia:George E. Studdy|George Studdy]] (1878-1948) and his canine character [[Wikipedia:Bonzo the dog|Bonzo the dog]], popular in the 1920s<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, part 2 of the interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form&quot;, Ray Rooney's regular editorial, analyzing the market (or lack of same) for anthropomorphics<br /> * An interview with [[Tad Stones]] (supervising story director, ''[[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'')<br /> * A 1989 [[Galen the Saintly]] comic by [[G. Raymond Eddy]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * Assorted portfolio collections: &quot;Jackalopes&quot; by [[Joe Rosales]], &quot;The Swords of Babylon&quot; by [[Steve Krueger]], &quot;Girls of the Serengeti&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;10-10&quot; by [[Shon Howell]], &quot;Cyberfox&quot; by [[Matt Broersma]], &quot;Aphrika&quot; and &quot;Panzerbabes&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;Brixoi&quot; by [[Tom Foster]] and [[Ken Fletcher]]<br /> * [[Howling Mad]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Peter David|Peter David]] (★★)<br /> * [[Cathouse]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Dean Ing|Dean Ing]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Real Scream Comics]] #17 (★)<br /> * [[Galen]] #1 (★★)<br /> * [[Xtra Spicy Tails]] #1, 2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Stinz]] #5 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Mighty Mouse|Mighty Mouse]] comic (★★)<br /> * [[Hey Neeters!]], comic by [[Mike Sagara]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] comic (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mythagoras]] #1 (★★★★) #2, 3 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Ever-Changing Palace]] #1, 2 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Zoo]] #1, 2 (★★★)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Rhuddiprt, Prince of Fur]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[.357!]], comic by [[Roz Gibson]] featuring [[Jack Salem]] (★★★)<br /> * [[I ♥ Cat-girls, Too]], mini-comic portfolio of catgirls by various artists, edited by [[Randy H. Crawford]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[Gallery]] #0-4 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #32 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Sleepers]], graphic novel by [[Vito Bianca]] and [[Kevin Vetrone]] (★★★★)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fanzines]][[Category:1989 births]][[Category:1991 deaths]]<br /> {{Featured article}}</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furtherance 2006-04-10T19:44:52Z

<p>Leoni2: /* Reviews */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:furtherance.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The three issues of the Furtherance review fanzine]]<br /> '''''Furtherance''''' was a [[fanzine]] with three issues released between 1989 and 1991. Unlike most furry publications, which focus on delivering primary art and stories, Furtherance focused on secondary news, criticism and articles about other primary publications. It was the first such furry review zine.<br /> <br /> The fanzine was produced by the Philadelphia-based [[Funny Animal Anti-Defamation League]]. [[Ray Rooney]] published the zine and co-edited with [[Luke Menichelli]], who also did the design. [[Jonathan Cunningham]], [[Mitch Marmel]] and [[Bill Thomas]] assisted with text entry and picture research.<br /> <br /> Issues were US letter-sized, each roughly 40 pages, slim enough to be bound comic-style with a stapled spine. Covers were on colored paper, but both the covers and the interior pages were printed in black and white.<br /> <br /> ==Issue #1==<br /> Furtherance #1 was the summer 1989 issue. It was 40 pages long, with a cover price of USD $2.50. The front cover was by [[Charles Melville]], and the back was [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba]] fan art by [[Ray Rooney]]. Interior illustrations were contributed by [[Scott Alston]], [[Shon Howell]], and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: An Examination&quot;, an editorial by Ray Rooney describing the history of funny animal comics and particularly the 1980s black-and-white indie comics boom and bust<br /> * An obituary for [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]]<br /> * A description of Tezuka's [[Wikipedia:Kimba the White Lion|Kimba the White Lion]] cartoon and its role in breaking japanese animation into american television<br /> * &quot;Vas Ist Das BARR WARS?&quot;, about the [[Barr Wars]].<br /> * A [[Fran an' Maabl]] comic by [[Kjartan Arnorsson]] criticizing the comic retail industry for not distributing small press publications.<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Morphs]] #4 (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Weasel Patrol]] #1 (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Animal Man|Animal Man]] #5 (★★★)<br /> * The [[Centaurs Gatherum]] Newsletter #16 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mangazine]] #1 (volume 2) (★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #1-30 (★★★)<br /> * [[The Contest of Familiars]], comic by [[Tracy Horton]] featuring her weasel character [[Shadow]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (comic)|The Bestiary]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Interview with Rocky]] (Hominids, Oh! #1), small-format fictional biography of [[Wikipedia:Rocket J. Squirrel|Rocket J. Squirrel]] by [[Taral Wayne]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[FurVersion]] #14 (★★★)<br /> * [[Pandora P. I.]], comic by [[Juan Alfonso]] and [[Scott Alston]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Lightwood]] #3, comic by [[Jerry Collins]] (★★★★★)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #2==<br /> The second issue of Furtherance was the spring 1990 issue, again 40 pages but with the cover price edging upward to USD $2.75. The cover art depicted [[Red Shetland]] holding a smurf at knifepoint, by [[Jim Groat]]. The back cover was a 1989 male feline by [[Monika Livingstone]], and interior illustrations included works by [[David P. Cannon]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Roy D. Pounds II]] and [[Colleen Winters]].<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Alf Accused of Flashing!&quot;, an article about a subliminal frame in the [[Wikipedia:Alf: The Animated Series|Alf]] TV cartoon.<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, an interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form: The Critters Collapse&quot;, another editorial by Rooney, this time focusing on the rise and fall of the [[Critters]] anthology.<br /> * &quot;Not So Alien&quot; by [[Kay Shapero]], about using animals as inspiration for SF aliens<br /> * &quot;How to Convince your Comic Store to Carry your Favorites...&quot;, single page comic by [[Donna Barr]]<br /> * &quot;One of the Young Teen Cats gets Religion&quot;, single page comic written by [[D. A. C. Crowell]] and drawn by [[Eric Blumrich]]<br /> * &quot;Tails of Chanjonn: Attempted Kidnapping 2138 M.C. (Merthian Calendar)&quot;, fiction by [[Stanley L. Alston Jr]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * [[Varcel's Vixens]]<br /> * Disney's [[Wikipedia:The Little Mermaid (film)|The Little Mermaid]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''The Be(a)st of Warthaven'', collecting [[Mark Wallace]]'s [[Warthaven]] cartoons (★★★★)<br /> * [[Barr Wars]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Hepcats]] #1-3 (★★★★★)<br /> * The introductory issue of [[Felicity]] (★★★★★)<br /> * The [[Rowrbrazzle]] Sampler (★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)]]'s [[Terrie Smith]] Does Art Special (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Bestiary (fanzine)]] #5 (★★★★½)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #1 (★★★½)<br /> * [[Equine the Uncivilized]] #6 (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Ratha's Creature]]'' and ''[[Clan Ground]]'', novels by [[Clare Bell]] (★★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Quozl]]'', novel by [[Alan Dean Foster]] (★★★★)<br /> * ''[[Sherlock Hound]]'', a canine animé based on Sherlock Holmes (content ★★★★★ / presentation ★½)<br /> <br /> ==Issue #3==<br /> The final Furtherance was the winter 1991 issue, with 44 pages and a USD $2.75 cover price. The front cover art was a scene of a marooned furry space traveller by [[D. P. Cannon]] titled &quot;Missed Last-Chance&quot;. The back cover was 1988 illustration of a dancing persian cat houri by [[Monika Livingstone]]. Other interior illustrators included [[Eric Nelson]], [[Mike Higgs]], [[Scott Alston]] and [[Colleen Winters]]<br /> <br /> ===Articles===<br /> * &quot;Bonzo&quot; by [[Ian G. S. Curtis]], about the cartoonist [[Wikipedia:George E. Studdy|George Studdy]] (1878-1948) and his canine character [[Wikipedia:Bonzo the dog|Bonzo the dog]], popular in the 1920s<br /> * &quot;The Horseman&quot;, part 2 of the interview with [[Jim Groat]]<br /> * &quot;Furthering the Form&quot;, Ray Rooney's regular editorial, analyzing the market (or lack of same) for anthropomorphics<br /> * An interview with [[Tad Stones]] (supervising story director, ''[[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'')<br /> * A 1989 [[Galen the Saintly]] comic by [[G. Raymond Eddy]]<br /> <br /> ===Reviews===<br /> * Assorted portfolio collections: &quot;Jackalopes&quot; by [[Joe Rosales]], &quot;The Swords of Babylon&quot; by [[Steve Krueger]], &quot;Girls of the Serengeti&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;10-10&quot; by [[Shon Howell]], &quot;Cyberfox&quot; by [[Matt Broersma]], &quot;Aphrika&quot; and &quot;Panzerbabes&quot; by [[Brian Sutton]], &quot;Brixoi&quot; by [[Tom Foster]] and [[Ken Fletcher]]<br /> * [[Howling Mad]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Peter David|Peter David]] (★★)<br /> * [[Cathouse]], novel by [[Wikipedia:Dean Ing|Dean Ing]] (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Real Scream Comics]] #17 (★)<br /> * [[Galen]] #1 (★★)<br /> * [[Xtra Spicy Tails]] #1, 2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Stinz]] #5 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Mighty Mouse|Mighty Mouse]] comic (★★)<br /> * [[Hey Neeters!]], comic by [[Mike Sagara]] (★★★)<br /> * [[Wikipedia:Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]] comic (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Mythagoras]] #1 (★★★★) #2, 3 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Ever-Changing Palace]] #1, 2 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[The Zoo]] #1, 2 (★★★)<br /> * [[Red Shetland]] #2 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Rhuddiprt, Prince of Fur]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[.357!]], comic by [[Roz Gibson]] featuring [[Jack Salem]] (★★★)<br /> * [[I ♥ Cat-girls, Too]], mini-comic portfolio of catgirls by various artists, edited by [[Randy H. Crawford]] (★★★★)<br /> * [[Gallery]] #0-4 (★★★★★)<br /> * [[Karno's Klassics]] #32 (★★★★)<br /> * [[Sleepers]], graphic novel by [[Vito Bianca]] and [[Kevin Vetrone]] (★★★★)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Fanzines]][[Category:1989 births]][[Category:1991 deaths]]<br /> {{Featured article}}</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2006-04-03T16:35:10Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>The '''Furry Fight Farm''' is a roleplaying establishment similar to the real-world WWE or TNA wrestling franchises that caters to furs who wish to engage in wrestling, boxing, or any other unarmed martial art or hand to hand combat. <br /> <br /> The FFF as it is known by the regulars, was created by Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans as a [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm Yahoo group], but eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on [[IRC]]. <br /> <br /> The FFF currently has two IRC 'franchises', the original FFF set in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a newer establishment located in the 'Little Havana' neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Both venues have their own separate IRC channel set on two different networks; the Vegas franchise being located on the Superhosts IRC server, and the Miami one being on [[Furnet]].<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm/ Yahoo group (Main version)]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/furryfightfarm Smartgroups version]<br /> * [http://www.furnation.com/Furry_Fight_Farm/ Furnation site]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2006-04-03T00:37:34Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>The '''Furry Fight Farm''' is a roleplaying establishment similar to the real-world WWE or TNA wrestling franchises that caters to furs who wish to engage in wrestling, boxing, or any other unarmed martial art or hand to hand combat. <br /> <br /> The FFF as it is known by the regulars, was created by Martin &quot;Coelacanth&quot; Evans as a [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm Yahoo group], but eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on [[IRC]]. <br /> <br /> The FFF currently has two IRC 'franchises', the original FFF set in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a newer establishment located in the 'Little Havana' neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Both venues have their own separate IRC channel set on two different networks; the Vegas franchise being located on the Superhosts IRC server, and the Miami one being on [[Furnet]].</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-04-01T18:23:17Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[furry]] [[fanzine]]s, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, is a co-owner of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles at the [[Furry Fight Farm]] under the name, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm Furry Fight Farm's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Stanley_L._Alston_Jr 2006-04-01T02:15:05Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Stanley L. Alston, Jr.''' is a writer who lives in the city of Philadelphia, Pa. During the 90s he helped his younger brother, [[Scott Alston]], publish several [[furry]] [[fanzine]]s, among which were ''[[The Bestiary (fanzine)|The Bestiary]]'', ''[[Furloose]]'', ''[[Pandora, P.I.]]'', ''[[Space Rovers]]'' and ''[[The Bestiary's Terrie Smith Does Art Special]]'', under first the [[Bear and Cat Comix]] and later the [[A-Morph Press]] label. He later published a few publications of his own under his [[Pferd Press]] label, including ''[[Ancient Furries]]''.<br /> <br /> Stanely has written several furry stories that have seen print in such furry publications as ''[[Furtherance]]'', ''[[AnthroMORPHINE]]'', ''[[Hot to Trot]]'' and ''Ancient Furries''.<br /> <br /> He is a former member of ''[[The Dallas Brawl]]'' [[APA]], as well as had participated in the ''[[Crusade]]'' one-shot [[zapazine]].<br /> <br /> He is the co-creator, along with his brother Scott, of [[Eva McEqqus]], a mare who, along with her bunny doe partner, [[Jessica Thumper]], who was created by Scott, are the co-owners of the fictional [[DoeMare Productions]] Adult Film studios. She is also a stripper, a fashion model, and wrestles at the [[Furry Fight Farm]] under the name, [[Brunhilda the Fighting Valkyrie]]. He is also the creator of [[Germania]], [[James McEqqus]], [[Helena Sheepadopolous]], [[Alexander Leoni II]] (which is also the name he uses for furry conventions), and [[Atalanta Yalman-Leoni]] among others.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Library/Stanley_Alston/Index.htm Stanley's writer page at the Furry Female Equines Website]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/valhallathepalacehomeofevamceqqus3 Eva's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helenaspasture Helena's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Furry_Fight_Farm Furry Fight Farm's yahoo homepage.]<br /> * [http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/doemareproductions DoeMare's smartgroup homepage.]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Writers]][[Category:1961 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2006-03-31T21:26:28Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>The Furry Fight Farm is a roleplaying establishment similar to the real-world WWE or TNA wrestling franchises that caters to furs who wish to engage in wrestling, boxing, or any other unarmed martial art or hand to hand combat. The Furry Fight Farm (or 'FFF' as it's also known) was created by Martin 'Coelacanth' Evans as a [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm Yahoo group], but eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on [[IRC]]. A difference between the FFF and it's real-world pro-wrestling counterparts is that the FFF allows other forms of fights besides wrestling, and also holds what are known as '[[yiff]] matches'; wherein opponents try to wear the other down until one can get the other to orgasm, the one who can outlast the other sexually being declared the winner. The FFF currently has two IRC 'franchises', the original FFF set in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a newer establishment located in the 'Little Havana' neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Both venues have their own separate IRC channel set on two different networks; the Vegas franchise being located on the Superhosts IRC server, and the Miami one being on [[Furnet]]. Currently the Miami branch is the most popular, with both channels seeing peak activity in the mid to late evening US time. The FFF has also been frequented by several well-known members of the furry community, with past appearances by [[ZigZag]], [[Dutch]], [[The Brothers Grinn]], [[Max Black Rabbit]], and several others.</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Furry_Fight_Farm 2006-03-31T21:24:42Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>The Furry Fight Farm is a roleplaying establishment similar to the real-world WWE or TNA wrestling franchises that caters to furs who wish to engage in wrestling, boxing, or any other unarmed martial art or hand to hand combat. The Furry Fight Farm (or 'FFF' as it's also known) was created by Martin 'Coelacanth' Evans as a [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/furry_fight_farm Yahoo group], but eventually expanded to include real-time roleplaying on [[IRC]]. A difference between the FFF and it's real-world pro-wrestling counterparts is that the FFF allows other forms of fights besides wrestling, and also holds what are known as '[[yiff]] matches'; wherein opponents try to wear the other down until one can get the other to orgasm, the one who can outlast the other sexually being declared the winner. The FFF currently has two IC 'franchises', the original FFF set in Las Vegas, Nevada, and a newer establishment located in the 'Little Havana' neighborhood of Miami, Florida. Both venues have their own separate IRC channel set on two different networks; the Vegas franchise being located on the Superhosts IRC server, and the Miami one being on [[Furnet]]. Currently the Miami branch is the most popular, with both channels seeing peak activity in the mid to late evening US time. The FFF has also been frequented by several well-known members of the furry community, with past appearances by [[ZigZag]], [[Dutch]], [[The Brothers Grinn]], [[Max Black Rabbit]], and several others.</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2006-03-03T18:09:56Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' is a cartoon artist residing in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, PA.<br /> <br /> Scott has always been influenced and inspired by the best of unique cartoon [[character]]s to create characters of his own. Some of his recent character creations are the [[Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by skunkette [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Another of his known work is ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group, who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|TC]], a flying squirreless, is the owner and captain of their spaceship, and [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic and was the original owner of the spaceship. A sci.-fi. dynamic duo they'd be!<br /> <br /> Scott, known for his vivid imagination with comic shtuff, including superheroes, has even created a number of his own superhero characters too. To name a few, there are [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]], and many more. Their enemy-villains include [[Count Vlamin]] and [[Dark Cat]], to name a couple.<br /> <br /> Scott is a loyal friend and mentor to many artists.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott's art page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Artists]][[Category:Comic artists]][[Category:1965 births]]</div>

Leoni2 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Scott_Alston 2006-03-02T10:11:17Z

<p>Leoni2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Scott Alston''' is a cartoon artist residing in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia, PA.<br /> <br /> Scott has always been influenced and inspired by the best of unique cartoon [[character]]s to create characters of his own. Some of his recent character creations are the [[Mobian]] [[Sojourn Freedom Fighters]], led by skunkette [[Misty Pine]].<br /> <br /> Another of his known work is ''[[Star Jacks]]'', a comic about a futuristic Repo group, who can be hired to repossess items to spaceships. [[Trixie Chestnut|TC]], a flying squirreless, is the owner and captain of their spaceship, and [[Helen]], a skunkette, is her best friend and ship's mechanic and was the original owner of the spaceship. A sci.-fi. dynamic duo they'd be!<br /> <br /> Scott, known for his vivid imagination with comic shtuff, including superheroes, has even created a number of his own superhero characters too. To name a few, there are [[Super Bunni]], [[Sky Squirrel]], [[Micro Mouse]], [[Goldstar]], [[Silver Dancer]], [[Ursa Major (Bear)|Ursa Major]], [[Mega Weasel]], [[Ice Cat]], [[Shadowcat]], [[Cora Otter]], [[Shockwave Otter]], [[Aqua Doe]], [[Traci Kanga]], [[Holo-Chip]], [[Marion Fox]], and many more. Their enemy-villains include [[Count Vlamin]] and [[Dark Cat]], to name a couple.<br /> <br /> Scott is a loyal friend and mentor to many artists.<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> * [http://unicorn.wereanimal.net/FurryEquines/Artists/S/Scott_Alston/Index.htm Scott's art page] at the Furry Female Equines Website<br /> * [http://mistypine01.deviantart.com/ Scott's page] at [[deviantART]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]][[Category:Comic artists]][[Category:1965 births]]</div>

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