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Submitted by Fred Patten, Furry’s favorite historian and reviewer.   Mort(e), by Robert Repino. Illustrated by Sam Chung. NYC, Soho Press, January 2015, hardcover $26.95 (358 [+ 1] pages), Kindle $12.99. “Before he took his new name, before the animals rose up and overthrew their oppressors, before there was talk of prophecies and saviors, the […]

I only vaguely remember anything about it. It was a webcomic about a military organization who were training anthros to be super soldiers or something. All I can remember was the scene where the main character breaks out, and the human slave-master begs him not to shoot. The protagonist shoots him anyways. He knows it's just a rubber bullet. If any of you have the link to it's site that would be awesome. It's basically what introduced me to the fandom, and besides, I've read most of the other furry webcomics, and I need a new way to fuel my addiction.

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I got this idea from an /r/AskReddit thread. So what would you or your fursona bring camping?

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Note from the publisher, Alternative Comics. First, a bio of the creator: “Raoul Vezina (1948-1983) was a brilliant cartoonist who came out of the underground tradition and put his own mark on the indie comics of the early 1980s in a handful of titles.” And what’s he best known for? “Crisply and energetically drawn, snappily written, filled with pop culture references, and always funny; Raoul Vezina’s Smilin’ Ed comics were a breath of fresh air when they first appeared thirty-five years ago. All the original comics are collected here for the first time.” Including sixteen pages in full color, this 160-page trade paperback collection will be on shelves later this month.

image c. 2015 by Raoul Vezina