Month: May 2017

The Ups & Downs…part 2 by James Hardiman

A continuing of a great series, Which by the way was a published stand alone adult furry comic. Looks at why some species shouldn’t crossbreed. It can be too dangerous for the male. Like usual the last one will bring you the biggest laugh when this anthro cat tries and mate with a kangaroo and he goes flying through a wall.

Collars & Cuffs by Robin Lane, Dennis Clark & Joyceanna Brock

First of all one of the worst comics I ever seen. It can be narrowed down to this “Date from Hell”. Then later there is a couple of panels showing lesbian sex.

Urotsukidoggy by Brian Sutten, Show Howell & Darin Brown

From the very 1st panel you will think this is a take off of Alien, which it is kinda eventually the intrepid space explorer is captured by this tentacled alien who eventually swallows her whole. After she is spit out, we come to find out this was some sort of sexual roleplay and why I HATE anything to do with tentacle sex.

Crossed Wires part 2 by Paul Kidd & Kurt Wilcken

This woman is driving home from work when she decides to masterbate in the car as she is stuck in traffic as she talks to a friend as she does this. We only know later that more than just her friend heard about this. Only later we see her on a date with her boyfriend. All I can say is unique.

Genus 30 can be viewed and downloaded here

Cleaning out the warehouse… Rabbit Valley
Published May 1, 2017 | By whitefox
Fox has been cleaning out the warehouse to make room for this summers titles. We have a lot of fun to read titles from almost a decade ago. Here are a few of the highlights:

Comics Books – All Readers:

Havoc Including
Star Quack Issue 1
Astrider Hugo
Frontiers
Rhudiprrt Prince of Fur #10
Mice Templar
Korgi Volume 1 Paperback
Kira
Highway 13
Gremlin Trouble
Gon the Dinosaur
Renoir
Tales of the Fehnnik
Corus
Animal Mystic Klor
Wild Life and Wildlifers
The Lab
SFA’s Atomic Mouse
Saiko and Lavender
Sabrina Online
Ride the Magic Carpet
Owly
Mudpie
Max Hamm: Fairy Tale Detective

Upcoming Travel:

FurDU
Surfer’s Paradise, QLD, Australia

May 2017
Jaffa Books
CaliFur
Pomona, CA

May 19-21, 2017
Rabbit Valley Comics

Rabbit Valley ships five days a week, all orders are processed within 24 hours of being placed except when noted on our home page due to travel. Customers can also take advantage of this discount in person at any convention we attend in the month of October. For a full list of conventions we attend visit

https://www.rabbitvalley.com/Events/ConventionsAndEvents.html

Books Published By Rabbit Valley® Comics:

Spooo Presents Series of Adult Comics
Associated Student Bodies by Lance Rund and Chris McKinley
Circles by Andrew French, Steve Domanski, and Scott Fabianek
Coyote River by Chris McKinley
Dark Zel and Tredain
Dragon’s Hoard Comics
Fast Boyz Delivery Service by Werepuppy
Jeremy Bernal Comics
Novels by Alflor Aalto, Wolf, and others
Ookami Kemono Books
Rocketship Rodents by Werepuppy and Trejaan
Tales of Tobius by Agent Elrond
Weady Set Go! by Furnut
Webz Magazine by Kaputt (Updated)
Winding Silhouettes by A Blue Deer and Shana
Zoorama Comics
Knot University / Knot Shy by Sunati
Additionally, we have a host of awesome furry products by these fine creative suppliers:

Anthropomorphic Dreams novels and books
Associated Student Bodies
Bernard Doove’s Chakat Titles
Bad Dog Books
Bucktown Tiger’s Music CDs
DJ Ear’s Album
Dreamfield Comics magazines and comics
Fur planet Comics, Novels and Novellas (Updated)
Graveyard Greg’s Comics, Novels, and Novellas
Jarlidium Press Comics and Fanzines
J Michael Gallen Novels
Jim Galford Novels
JR’s Music
Niic The Dog’s Music
Radio Comix (Updated)
Ringtail Cafe Comics
Sofawolf Press Novels and Magazines (Updated)
Tales of the Tai Pan Universe (Updated)
YARF! (Updated)

We also have gift certificates available for that hard to shop for furry

All In-Stock items will ship within 24-48 hours of being ordered Monday-Friday with the occasional shipping on the weekend. Orders containing just digital items will be available for download within four hours of payment confirmation.

It’s May 1, and we’re just 18 days away from the next Tarpaw Furmeet–May 19-21. Come join us in Raleigh for a weekend of fun, friends, and a chance to have the prom you really wanted. No uncomfortable dressing up! No awkward dinners. No sneering chaperones! Just you and friends! Saturday dealers tables still available! Sponsor and Super-Sponsor level tickets still available.

General admission tickets are $30, but will go up at the door. Save yourself $5 (to get a drink at the bar) and get yours today!

18 to get in. 21+ to drink. 16-17 in with a notarized temporary guardian form!

http://www.tarpawfurmeet.com/

May 3-7 2017 WUFF Hotel «Sofiyevsky Posad» 81/2 Kyivs’ka Str., Sofiivs’ka Borshchahivka
Kiev, Ukraine.

May 5-7 2017 FurDo Surfers Paradise, QLD Australia

May 19-21 2017 CaliFur Pomona, CA

May 26-30 2017 Confuzzled Birmingham, England

May 19-21 2017 Tarpaw Furmeet Raleigh, NC

May 26-28 2017 Fur-Xotion Springfield, MA

May 26-28 2017 Furlandia Portland, OR

May 26-28 2017 Great Lakes Fur Con Grand Rapids, MI

May 26-28 2017 AnthroHio Columbus, Ohio

Since Fred Patten is one of the most respected furries there is and that his articles appear both on Flayrah and Dogpatch Press I decided to ask him his view, I also asked would he ever consider moving his articles here.

Fred Patten’s reply.

Frankly, most of my connections have been with Dogpatch Press and Flayrah. Both sites have big backlogs of my articles and reviews. It looks to me that both sites started out by just reporting the news that RMFC was cancelled, and then providing forums to let the fans argue over whose fault it was.

I had my own trouble with Flayrah over GreenReaper and crossaffliction never answering my e-mails during the months when Flayrah wasn’t posting anything, which is why I started contributing to Dogpatch Press instead. Today I’m contributing to both of them. I am not on Twitter, FaceBook, FurAffinity, or any of the other social sites that most of the fans who are arguing whether the Furry Raiders are neo-Nazis or not are arguing on; so it’s all second-, third-, and fourth-hand to me.

Something that I’ve not seen is just what Deo said besides her “Gonna punch some Nazis” comment. It’s said that she reported the threats about bringing guns to the RMFC committee. Exactly what did Deo say? Nobody has said. Did Deo say anything else to anybody else? Some fans say that Deo has been spreading hate and lies, but she denies it and I haven’t seen any real evidence of it. This is a big reason why so far I’m still favoring Dogpatch Press and Flayrah.

Talking about lies, I’m 76 years old. That’s not old enough that I was in World War II myself, but I remember all the “the Japs were going to invade America, and here’s proof!” claims that turned out to be deliberate lies and propaganda.

Since I don’t have any first-hand knowledge about this whole mess, I’m staying out of it. I don’t want to withdraw all that I have in Dogpatch Press’ & Flayrah’s backlogs from them. Sorry.

Best wishes;

Fred

Editor’s Note: I do not take responsibility for what Fred Perry said, if you have any issues please contact the sites the posts his work.

Quoting Wikipedia

An airship carrying Sheeta, a girl who has been abducted by government agent Muska, is attacked by Captain Dola and her air pirate sons who are in search of Sheeta’s crystal amulet. In the resulting struggle, Sheeta falls from the airship but her descent is slowed by the amulet which starts glowing. She safely lands in a small mining town where she is discovered by a boy named Pazu, who takes her into his home to recover. Pazu tells her of a mysterious floating island named Laputa which is visible in a picture taken by his father. Later, they are pursued by Dola’s pirates, and then by Muska’s soldiers. Eventually, the two fall into an abandoned mine, where they encounter the local eccentric Uncle Pomme, who informs them that Sheeta’s amulet is made of ‘volucite’ crystal (‘Aetherium’ in the American release), a material used to keep Laputa and the other flying cities aloft.

This is how it begins…

Hayao Miyazaki brings you on a wild you plan see don’t want to end. Even once you finally get to Laptuta you wonder what kind of civilization that spawned an incredible mixture of science and magic.

This film draws you in and you wish this wild ride never ends.

I swear the more times I see this film the more the stuff I never known before. An absolutely incredible film.