Welcome to Roz Gibson , furry artist and animator in Southern California. Roz was guest of honor at Confurence and created the Jack Salem comic character that first appeared in Rowrbrazzle in Roz is a community access guest and contents are hers.
I picked these three volumes up at AnthroCon last year. You see boobs early on, as the female characters are either topless or wearing really skimpy clothing. The two female surveyors are apparently along solely to hump the guys, which they get to doing as soon as they leave on the mission. While I waited for the bunny girl to either die of hypothermia or her bare feet to turn into frozen blocks, the team reaches the prerequisite spooky mysterious abandoned ruins with dead bodies.
The previous survey team is dead and one of the characters— without even touching or examining the bodies—declares that they killed each other.
Read the rest of this entry ». Published by Aftershock Comics. The scenario of animals suddenly developing sentience has been used recently in at least two comics Squarriors and Animosity and two novels The Awareness and the Mort e series. The landscape is typically post-apocalyptic, and they encounter various obstacles and allies along the way. During their journey Jesse and Sandor encounter groups where animals are dominating humans, animal-only enclaves, and, in this volume, a place where humans still own animals.
Kyle has heard of a human-only enclave called the Walled City in the south, where he thinks Jesse will be safe. Now, in volume 4, when they arrive at the Walled City, and find the inhabitants are eager to take in any female of childbearing age—and not so interested in taking single adult men. Too bad for Kyle.
