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Lark & Key

2017-06-08T00:37:49Z

Summercat: minor edit

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'''Lark & Key''', which ran in British anthology series [[Wild Side]], concerned the exploits of Travis Key, a canine agent for Galactic Security. Upon apprehending a thieving hare going under the name of "Lark," Key fell into a series of escallating issues involved in trying to deliver the insanely optimistic Lark to a stern and much-deserved justice. For his part, Lark wasted no time in promoting himself as the detective's "partner," in the hopes of winning a technical parole.

Drawn into an intergalactic conspiracy, the duo found themselves on the run from the sinister Hawke, while they tried to discover the nature of a mysterious gadget Lark had filched. The series ended in mid-stream due to a formatting change at the publishers.

The script of ''Lark & Key'' was by [[Mark Barnard]] and the artwork was by [[Terrie Smith]], both of whom also created [[Havoc, Inc.]] for [[Radio Comix]].

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Lark & Key

2017-06-08T00:37:24Z

Summercat: Added in *WHICH* British Anthology.

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'''Lark & Key''', which ran in British anthology series [[Wild_Side]], concerned the exploits of Travis Key, a canine agent for Galactic Security. Upon apprehending a thieving hare going under the name of "Lark," Key fell into a series of escallating issues involved in trying to deliver the insanely optimistic Lark to a stern and much-deserved justice. For his part, Lark wasted no time in promoting himself as the detective's "partner," in the hopes of winning a technical parole.

Drawn into an intergalactic conspiracy, the duo found themselves on the run from the sinister Hawke, while they tried to discover the nature of a mysterious gadget Lark had filched. The series ended in mid-stream due to a formatting change at the publishers.

The script of ''Lark & Key'' was by [[Mark Barnard]] and the artwork was by [[Terrie Smith]], both of whom also created [[Havoc, Inc.]] for [[Radio Comix]].

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User talk:Summercat

2017-06-02T02:32:44Z

Summercat: /* I often forget to sign in */

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Just letting you know I forget to sign in and I've no clue how to do the signature thing anymore. I'm mainly here to do edits on pages on comics when I find the info here lacking and I've got the comic literally in my hands. [[User:Summercat|Summercat]] ([[User talk:Summercat|talk]]) 22:32, 1 June 2017 (EDT) (Four tildes?)

User talk:Summercat

2017-06-02T02:32:27Z

Summercat: /* Welcome */

Talk:Space Wolf

2017-06-01T02:11:02Z

Summercat: /* Printed by Antarctic Press */

==Printed by Antarctic Press==
In addition to Albedo, Space Wolf also had at least two issues published by Antarctic Press.

https://furryarchive.librarika.com/search/detail/1555732
https://furryarchive.librarika.com/search/detail/1555733

:[[Antarctic Press]] is ''Albedo'''s publisher. :3 --[[User:Equivamp|Equivamp]] - <small>[[User talk:Equivamp|talk]]</small> 18:38, 31 May 2017 (EDT)
:: 1) I am talking about as a stand-alone title, rather than serialized in an anthology. 2) Antarctic Press only published Volumes 2 and 3 of Albedo. Space Wolf first appeared in Albedo Volume 1, Issue 11, December of 1987 - which was published by Thoughts and Images. Albedo was also published at some point by Shanda Fantasy Arts. Issue 11: https://furryarchive.librarika.com/search/detail/1559602 22:11, 31 May 2017 (EDT) Summercat