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Here Comes Super Dinosaur!
This April the creative team behind The Astounding Wolf Man, writer Robert Kirkman and artist Jason Howard, return with a brand-new full-color comic book series for Image Comics called Super Dinosaur. Mr. Kirkman refers to the series as “a Pixar movie on paper”, which is sort of a clue that the violence quotient will likely be much lower than in their previous comic series. The story goes like this: The evil Max Maximus wants to rule Inner Earth, home of the last remaining dinosaurs (who have become largely anthropomorphic). Standing in his way is a 10-year-old human boy and his best friend, a 9-foot tall T-Rex in a suit of battle armor. Meet Derek Dynamo and Super Dinosaur!
How to Eat Fried Furries
I wasn’t sure what the intentions were when I read the title of the book. It kind of stunned me. I then pulled the book up on the web to get a look at the cover. Another stunner. The author, Nicole Cushing, put pen to paper and wrote a short book about raising furries as a food source.
Doing some research, I’ve found both positive and negative reviews on the book, as well as a few WTF reviews. There is very little I can find within the Furry community about this book, or even if many are aware of it, outside of a short post on Furtopia about it, the thread started by the author herself.
For the time being, I’ve added it to my queue at Amazon and will be ordering in the next 2 weeks. I’ll reserve final judgement till after I read it.
In the mean time, you can take a look at some of the reviews found at Amazon (below) and you can take a look at her blog – http://nicolecushing.wordpress.com/. She was apparently running a contest to see if she can clear Amazon’s inventory of books. Apparently no one bothered.
As always, your feedback is welcomed.
Update: 2-15-2011
This just in from Nicole Cushing’s Web Site. There were winners, and the Bionic Cow Pope spoke and sent a personalized greeting to 2 of her followers.
Furries--you know, people in animal costumes. You may love them. You may hate them. But chances are, you have not considered eating them...until now! Not since the early days of Monty Python has dark satire so subversive reared its ugly head! From the Hellmouth of the Heartland, Nicole Cushing brings you How To Eat Fried Furries--your guide on how to raise furries as livestock and cook `em up tender and tasty. The cast of characters is as motley and grotesque as one would imagine given such a premise. There's the misshapen, proto-furry cast of the '70s action-adventure show, Ferret Force Five. Extraterrestrial Squirrels. The Amish and the even more despicable Pseudo-Amish. Whether an avid Bizarro fan or a newcomer to this wave of weird fiction, you're bound to be satisfied once you take a bite out of How To Eat Fried Furries. Get Shareaholic Link to this post!Upcoming furry comics for April 2011 (Previews only)
Quite a lot of material this month in addition to the usual; in particular, two impressive hardbacks from Fantagraphics and a new volume of Dungeon from NBM. Also the zombie glut is worse than ever, and an unusual number of manga series come to an end. Most were short-lived compared to Sgt. Frog’s 21 volumes, but Hikaru no Go (non-anthro) ends at 23.
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Get Shareaholic Link to this post!OC Register interviews student fursuit builder
Author: GreenReaper
High school artist and fursuit builder Ludicrousy is featured in an interview with the Orange County Register, in which she describes her move to Orange County High School of the Arts, and the discovery of her passion for costuming:
… as I started to explore my art work, I said ‘You know, I can do a lot more here than just be someone who goes to college.’ [...] I felt like I found what I’m supposed to do with my life.
Watch: Ludicrousy’s red wolf character Kawl entertains students and supports the LGBT Make It Better Project.
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Get Shareaholic Link to this post!Let Your FurFlag Fly in New City of Heroes Pack
After the popularity of the animal based designs in Sony’s new MMO, DC Universe Online, it’s not surprising to find that NCSoft is also letting gamers explore their furry side with the new City of Heroes Animal Pack available February 23.
The pack includes 60 mix-and-match costume pieces, covering Feline, Avian, Minotaur, and Wolf designs. Based on screens and art, the felines and avians include multiple species.
New emotes allow you to not only hiss, but sniff at other players. We don’t suppose “scritch” or “yiff” are included as actions.
There are other new features like additional auras and a Beast Run Travel Power.
And did we mention a Three Wolf Howl t-shirt featuring some buff and busty anthro wolves? Yeah, your furry superhero can pretend to wear shirts ironically while secretly loving them.
The City of Heroes Animal Pack will be available from the NCSoft Story for £5.99 or EUR 8.99.
Counterfeit Lugaru has been removed from the App Store
Noted on the Wolfire.com Blog -
By Jeffrey Rosen, Wolfire.com on February 10th, 2011
After selling for over a week and reaching #60 on the Mac games chart, the counterfeit Lugaru is no longer on the Mac App Store.
We’re not sure who took it down, or what will happen to the customers who were tricked into buying the fake copy, or the money they paid for it. We still haven’t heard anything from Apple.
We don’t think that the customers should be punished for buying the fake version — they probably just assumed that all the games in the App Store are legitimate. We would have assumed the same thing until last week! If you accidentally purchased the fake Lugaru, you can forward your receipt to contact@wolfire.com and we will give you an authentic version of Lugaru HD, as well as a bonus Steam key for your trouble.
Get Shareaholic Link to this post!Movie Preview: Hop (2011)
Hop is an upcoming live-action & computer-animated feature film from Universal Studios and Illumination Entertainment and will be released in theaters on April 1, 2011 across the United States and in the United Kingdom. It will be directed by “Alvin and the Chipmunks” director Tim Hill, and stars Hugh Laurie, James Marsden, Kaley Cuoco, Chelsea Handler, Elizabeth Perkins, with David Hasselhoff as Himself and Russell Brand as Easter Bunny.
PlotThe movie tells of E.B. (Russell Brand), the teenage son of the Easter Bunny who, on the eve of taking over the family business, leaves home for Hollywood to pursue his dream of becoming a drummer, and is hit by Fred O’Hare (James Marsden) an out of work slacker who was driving home. Feigning injury, E.B. manipulates Fred to take him in as he recovers. As Fred struggles with the world’s worst house guest, both will learn what it takes to finally grow up, as Fred is pressed to partner with E.B. to save Easter.
Cast- Hugh Laurie as Joel O’Hare, Fred’s father
- James Marsden as Fred O’Hare
- Kaley Cuoco as Samantha O’Hare, Fred’s sister.
- Elizabeth Perkins as Lily Bunny, Fred’s female counterpart.
- Chelsea Handler as Mrs. Beck
- David Hasselhoff as Himself
- Russell Brand as Easter Bunny/E.B.
- Andrew W.K. as Craig Bunny, Fred’s male counterpart.
- Official website
- Hop at the Internet Movie Database
- Hop at Allmovie
- Hop at Rotten Tomatoes
- Hop at Box Office Mojo
Creator of 'Fission Chicken', R.I.P.
2010. Born in NYC, NY, he was raised and resided in Keansburg, NJ. He
was a graduate of Keansburg High School and of Parsons School of
Design, New York City, NY. John was a freelance artist and cartoonist
for magazines and newspapers. John published a cartoon in the Courier
Video: ‘Cat Shit One: Episode 1?
The first episode of anime series Cat Shit One is available for free this week. [tip: fritzfox]
Note: This animation includes scenes of graphic violence, as well as cute fluffy rabbits.
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Get Shareaholic Link to this post!Upcoming furry comics for March 2011 (Previews only)
Herewith FCBD furriness for which I have no order numbers, though
they're presumably in the range JAN110001-JAN110041. I'm unfamiliar
with most of the stuff so I rely on quoting the blurbs more than
usual.
APE ENTERTAINMENT
Kizoic Presents: Kung Fu Panda/Richie Rich FCBD 2011 Edition 32pg,
WE3 Return. Run!
WE3 was a well-known and well-received 3-issue comic book miniseries written by Grant Morrison (Animal Man) and illustrated by Frank Quitely (New X-Men). This full-color comic was first published by DC Comics’ Vertigo imprint in 2004, and was first gathered together as a trade paperback graphic novel in 2005. Now, the graphic novel version returns, again published by Vertigo. This time it’s a brand-new hardcover edition, featuring new story pages by the creators. It’s scheduled for release this coming June 15th. The story of WE3 follows three stray animals — a dog, a cat, and a rabbit — who are captured by a secret military organization and transformed into cybernetic weapon-animals. Now they have limited speech, they are covered in body-armor, and they are armed to the teeth with deadly weapons. When they learn they are to be decommissioned, they make a break for freedom — pursued not only by the military, but by other cybernetic animals. Interestingly, the WE3 entry on Wikipedia mentions that in 2006 WE3 was optioned for development as a CGI film by New Line Cinema. Then came the word (in late 2008) that New Line was no longer involved in the project, but that John Stevenson (co-director of Kung Fu Panda) was now attached to the film as director.
Early atrocity tourism website Portal of Evil closes
Portal of Evil (PoE) closed down last week after over a decade of “atrocity tourism”.
The site – founded in late 1999 by Cleveland, Ohio-based duo K. Thor Jensen and Chet Faliszek – was a directory of “weird, unusual and evil” websites, each discussed and mocked in turn by PoE forum members. Numerous furry sites were featured, including the website of 2 the Ranting Gryphon (who devoted a rant to PoE), Cub Central, and webcomics such as Sabrina Online.
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Get Shareaholic Link to this post!Unsheathed #71 - Names and mainstream furries!
M.C.A. Hogarth’s short stories released as e-books
M.C.A. Hogarth is releasing short fiction to e-book formats via the Kindle Store and Smashwords.
Stories include the Ursa Major Award-winning space rescue “In the Line of Duty”, furry work from her Pelted and Kherishdar universes and alien tales like the Jokka shorts published by Strange Horizons, plus other stories both unpublished and previously published in hard-to-find magazines.
Smashwords supports all e-book formats. Prices range from $ 0 to $ 3.99. See the links above for what’s available and what order to read them in.
Full list of M.C.A. Hogarth titles: M.C.A. Hogarth @ Amazon
See larger image The Blade to Your Hand (Kindle Edition) By (author) M.C.A. Hogarth
List Price: $0.99 USD
See larger image Second (Kindle Edition) By (author) M.C.A. Hogarth
List Price: $2.99 USD
See larger image The Worth of a Shell (Kindle Edition) By (author) M.C.A. Hogarth
List Price: $3.99 USD
See larger image A Distant Sun (Kindle Edition) By (author) M.C.A. Hogarth
List Price: $2.99 USD
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Get Shareaholic Link to this post!Episode 129 - Mahvel Baybee
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