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Rowrbrazzle #1. Cover art by Greg Bear Rowrbrazzle, also known as Brazzle, is an amateur press association (APA) magazine devoted to funny animal cartoon illustration, that for a long time was a bulwark for furry fandom. The word is a misspelling of "rowrbazzle!", an exclamation used at times by the characters in Walt Kelly's comic strip Pogo. History Rowrbrazzle was co-created by Marc Schirmeister, Timothy Fay 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 in 1989, and served in this position for the next 17 years, until he had to step down in 2005 due to illness. Mike Curtis, Edd Vick, Michael J. Susko Jr. and others served as interim editors until the new permanent editor, William Earl Haskell was found. He served until 2016 until he had to step down due to failing health, and Edd Vick became official editor once again. The first issue was distributed to the association membership in February 1984. It is still published quarterly as of 2026, with the 169th issue having the cover date of April 2026. Rowrbrazzle is always looking for new members. Furry writers, artists, or journalists are invited to contact Vick. Significance Rowrbrazzle #17. Cover art by Mike Kazaleh Fred Patten, onetime editor of Rowrbrazzle, had this view of 'Brazzle's significance:     My thesis is that furry fandom coalesced out of sf fandom and comics fandom, blending elements from both of them and achieving its own critical mass in 1983/1984. The first clear signs of the independent furry fandom were the creation of its first apa, Rowrbrazzle, and the decision by some fans to self-publish furry comic books because there seemed to be enough fans of stories with talking animals to support them (as distinct from earlier attempts to self-publish comics which had to hope for sufficient sales from the general public alone.) ... Rowrbrazzle started in February 1984. Since it was specifically an apa for writing and drawing funny animals as a genre and discussing the new fandom that was forming about them, it is a handy landmark to say that "furry fandom existed at this time"[1]     Known members Main article: List of members of Rowrbrazzle References See also List of Rowrbrazzle issues Rowrbrazzle on Wikipedia External links Primary sources Rootoon.com sample of pages by contributor Timothy Fay. "Rowrbrazzle Lives!" message board thread from SnowBuni.com Secondary sources Flayrah has related stories: 'Rowrbrazzle' editor's surgery brings in emergency editor 'Rowrbrazzle' has a new Official Editor File 770 Issue 127, November 1998 - section about Fred Patten, "The Fur Frontier", archived 2009 Feburary 28 by Internet Archive Wayback Machine Furry Semi-FAQ at nnseek Booksellers Rowrbrazzle at Mile High Comics Rowrbrazzle at Second Ed Mailorder view · talk · edit Contributors and members of Rowrbrazzle Administrative Marc Schirmeister · John Cawley · Fred Patten · Edd Vick · William Earl Haskell Permanent Honorary Members Ken Sample (1988 - onwards) · Fred Patten (2006 - onwards) · Marc Schirmeister ( ? - onwards) Members Juan Alfonso · Robert Alley · Kaijima Appleseed · Kjartan "Karno" Arnorsson · Mark D. Ashworth · James Edward Babcock · Donna Barr · Greg Bear  · Mitch Beiro · James W. 'Tibo' Birdsall · James L. Brandt · Charles Brubaker · Andrea Cavallaro · Michael Campbell · Dan Canaan · Robert Carspecken · Jack Cavanaugh · Richard Chandler · Jimmy Chin  · Don Chisholm · Steve Corbett · John Cosgriff · Mike Curtis (often with Carole Curtis)  · Darin C. Davis  · Bernard Doove · David DuPerre · Eric Elliott  · Will Faust  · Timothy Fay · Bill Fitts · Dan Flahive  · Bill Fortier  · Brad W. Foster  · Mark Freid  · Jason "Jagafeh" Gaffney  · Carl Gafford  · Charles Garofalo · Roz Gibson · Sara K. Gray  · Jim Groat · William Earl Haskell · Robert S. Haynie Jr. · Cathy Hill  · Robert Hill · Garret Ho  · Tracy Horton · Zephery Hughes · Jenner · Mike Kazaleh · Shawn Keller · Mike Kelly · Steve Kerry · Paul Kidd · Kris Kreutzman · Dave Kuhn · Tom Linehan · Monika Livingstone · Scott Malcomson · Steve Martin · Jed Gary Martinez · Michael-Scot McMurry · Chuck Melville · Mark Merlino · Karl F. Meyers · Noah Miller · Tom Milliorn · Rusty Mills · Rudy Minger · Carolyn Mitchell · Wayne Modjeski · Jeremy Morales · J.P. Morgan · Phil Morrissey · Cindy Murata · Lex Nakashima · Per Okerstrom · Rod O'Riley · Tom Owens · Michael Oxley · Valerio Pastore · Roy D. Pounds II · James "Q" Price · Betty Roget · Melody Rondeau · Lance Rund · Stan Sakai · Chris Sanders · Chris Sawyer · Lou Scarborough · M. Schaefer · Steven F. Scharff · David Schneberger · Bob Scott · Axel Shaikman · Jay Shell · Ted Sheppard · James Smith · Terrie Smith · Wolf Smith · Chris Sobieniak  · John Speidel  · Mark Stanley · Joe Strike · Peter Stoller · Michael J. Susko Jr. · Henry Thiel · G. W. Thomas · Marc S. Tucker · Tom Verre · Diana Vick · Edd Vick · Mark Wallace · Wendell Washer · Taral Wayne · Deal Whitley · Colleen Winters · Jeff Wood · Zjonni  · Zorichan See also List of Rowrbrazzle issues

Эта статья нуждается в переработке для соответствия стандартам статей ВикиФура Дополнительная информация доступна в истории правок и обсуждении статьи Rowrbrazzle #17. Обложка оформлена Майком Казале Rowrbrazzle — самоиздаваемый печатный арт-журнал, посвящённый фурри/говорящим мультипликационным животным. Издаётся ежеквартально с февраля 1984 года. Название происходит от восклицания «rowrbazzle!» используемого персонажами комикса «Pogo» Уолта Келли. Журнал создан в 1983 году Марком Ширмейстером и Джоном Коули как продолжение предыдущего проекта под названием «Vootie», посвящённого антропоморфизму, в том числе животных. Некоторое время редактором журнала был Фред Паттен (всего 17 лет, до 2005 года). Сотый выпуск журнала пришёлся на февраль 2009 года Примечания Ссылки Rowrbrazzle на сайте-магазине Mile High Comics Rootoon.com — пример страниц от Тимоти Фэя. Тема Rowrbrazzle Lives! на форуме Snowbuni.com