A terrifying, unexplained scene of perversion is featured in The Shining.  As a site specializing in anthropomorphic characters, I hereby present, Roger the bear. (The net says bear.  I think it's a dog costume.  The problem is that the movie has a lot of bear symbolism in it, and Kubrick never did anything without thinking about it.  No matter, twisted under any taxonomy).   Only $59.99 from Trick or Treat Studios, currently out of stock.  That's a shame, one can never start too early with the psychological abuse of the little 'uns. Stay away from any FurCon held at the Overlook. In fact...

An introduction from my favorite cartoon cat, Waldo. If Camus was a furry cartoonist... If Raymond Chandler and Samuel Beckett were drawing a furry strip...   Fantographic Books, 2011. Jason is from Norway.  Just sayin'.

Readers of this site know that I am just queer for Dan Gordon's artwork.  This was brought to my  attention by-   https://www.deviantart.com/skoshi8   The article he pointed out is just too good to ignore or rewrite.  So, allow me to present this in all it's faded newsprint glory:   https://misterkitty.org/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics136.html   http://cartoonsnap.blogspot.com/2009/01/dan-gordon-biography-life-and-work-of.html

It was shaping up to be an uneventful evening with no chance of excitement. Farah was decidedly disappointed, she hadn't even attracted a mediocre job offer she could turn down as child's play and below her skills as a master thief. Nor had she heard so much as a titillating whiff of hushed conversation pointing to interesting prospects a creature like her could take advantage of. "What a bore." the ferret yawned, stretching within the far alcove she'd sequestered herself in at the back of the dingy bar. Time to move on to greener pastures. Perhaps she'd have more luck in one of her other haunts. Though, it would be a real shame if she'd stolen everything there was to be pilfered. The thought was almost horrifying. But not as horrifying as the sudden appearance of a cloaked figure sitting at her table. She'd only just closed her eyes in the second it took to stretch. "Hey! How did you get there?" It wasn't magic, her pendant would ha...

Fun with the Claw!  The Hooded Claw, Penelope Pitstop, and Dick Dastardly belong to Hanna-Barbera and are here parodied with my apologies!   Hi Guys! It's just Wendy and me having a little fun with the Hooded Claw and his girlfriend, Penelope Pitstop!   Maybe you remember them from the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons of the late '60s and early 70s?   The Perils of Penelope Pitstop was a spinoff of Wacky Races , both of which were based on early twentieth-century melodramatic cinema !  Penelope Pitstop was a stock fearless heroine who was always being captured and tied up by a stock mysterious villain , in this case, the Hooded Claw!   I'm not sure why the Claw went to all that trouble time and time again , but it made for some sticky situations that Penelope always managed to get herself out of .  In this little bit of make-believe, the Claw has found an easier victim to deal with , namely Wendy !  And boy, Penelope sure can't sta...

  All's well that ends well.   https://hybridfabulousfurryfun.blogspot.com/2021/04/my-darling-quaranine-8.html   Art (c) Tegerio . Check out his Patreon here! www.patreon.com/tegerio   Color by M. Mitchell Marmel: https://www.deviantart.com/marmelmm   https://www.furaffinity.net/user/marmelmm/

  2008.  Art Spiegelman is one strange cat. From Maus: A Survivor's Tale. The alert reader may notice some shade of difference between these two anthro comics.