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Hello, i've been looking for the following comic scans, and i was wondering if anyone happened to have them and could help me out, i am searching for the following :
Critters (Fantagraphics): #04 through #05, #08 through #09, #12 through #16, #18 through #20, #22, #24 through #46, #48 through #50
Albedo Vol.1 (Thoughts & Images): #01, #04, #07 through #10, #13, #15 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/albedo/4050-3298/ )
Furrlough (Antarctic Press / Radio Comix) #01 through #03, #05 through #12, #14 through #20, #23, #25, #27 through #29, #31, #33 through #34, #36, #38 through #44, #46 through #47, #50 through #71, #73 through #76, #78 through #79, #80 through #100, #102...and basically anything past number #102 i'll take what i can get, i wanna focus mostly on the 90's and early 00's issues. ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/furrlough/4050-27020/ )
The New Albedo Vol.2 (Antarctic Press): #01 through #04, #06 through #10 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/albedo/4050-4689/ )
ZU (Mu Press): Any issue at all!I've none.. ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/zu/4050-45760/ )
Albedo Antropomorphics Vol.3 (Antarctic Press): #01 through #04 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/albedo-anthropomorphics/4050-5430/ )
Morphs (GraphXpress): #01 through #04 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/morphs/4050-24131/ )
Albedo: Antropomorphics Vol.4 (Antarctic Press) #02 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/albedo-anthropomorphics/4050-59746/ )
Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight! (Shanda Fantasy Arts) #01 through #15 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/shanda-fantasy-arts-spotlight/4050-56981/ )
Albedo: Antropomorphics Vol.5 (Shanda Fantasy Arts) #02 (https://comicvine.gamespot.com/albedo-anthropomorphics/4050-79589/)
Any "Rowrbrazzle" or "Vootie" fanzines.
"Snowbuni" (Mu Press) #1 (https://comicvine.gamespot.com/snowbuni/4050-55182/)
"Equine The Uncivilized" (GraphXpress): #02, #04 through #05, #07 (https://comicvine.gamespot.com/equine-the-uncivilized/4050-24121/)
"Red Shetland" (GraphXpress): #07 through #08 ( https://comicvine.gamespot.com/red-shetland/4050-24135/ )
Thanks kindly in advance for any help you could provide!
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No.118745
>>118741
Something else with the latter full-color Albedo series-- Gallachi is color-blind. There were lots of green foxes...
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No.118746
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No.118747
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No.118775
>>118741
Hmm.. now I'm having memories of SAG actually putting a call-out for artists to continue Albedo, but there wasn't any budding Stan Sakais (dedicated comic book artists with proper work ethic) around and only unemployed cartoon animators (who would abandon everything at the hint of a job) to pick from.
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No.118776
fwiw, I've just discovered Usagi Yojimbo is getting Netflix'd.
CGI, but, eh, the stories were decent enough to carry the series even if the presentation is a bit weak.
(Of course, a CGI Albedo with its space hardware would be awesome..)
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No.118785
>>118776
i've heard about that on youtube a few months ago!
I think it's actually going to be usagi yojimbo's son / nephew, or something, that will be the main character?But i am still interested...
There was also the pilots for Space Usagi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWOvcIYd7IU
And a 3D CGI Bucky O'Hare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIyEWyjKUCU
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No.118787
>>118785
I saw a mention that the Netflix series will be Space Usagi-- where one of Miyamoto's decedents.. (https://about.netflix.com/en/news/comic-legend-stan-sakai-and-usagi-yojimbo-embark-on-a-new-adventure-with-netflix-in-an-all-new-animated-kids-series-samurai-rabbit-the-usagi-chronicles)
.."kid show", a la TMNT-TV-series -level stuff.
I guess there won't be any serious answers of how Miyamoto's daisho survived WWII...
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No.118788
>>118787
Oh, and one of the Radio Comix art collections was scanned tonight \o/
Unfortunately/(fortunately?) I don't have my Usagi collection to scan because I gave most of it to a nephew several years ago...
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No.118791
>>118788
Ohhhh nice!I'll go get it soon :') thank you!
I've the Usagi Yojimbo scans, as well as the Space Usagi scans, if anybody wants them, although they are not particularly rare or hard to find which is why i didn't initially upload them.
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No.118826
Time for another update, I guess...
That's now the first milk-crate of comics scanned. Goddamn those colourized Albedos were a PITA...
Anyway, into the second and last milk-crate that was in storage, which contains--
Several more "Volumes 2/3/4" Albedos,
A couple more later Furrloughs (..that I'd forgotten all about),
A few issues of Birthright (the Albedo 'sequel'),
Several Yarfs!! (the second exclamation point is mine),
the four 'American Journal of Anthropomorphics' books,
the second Captain Jack collection book,
and 'Melari's Wish'.
Several of these have got ~100 pages to scan in each, so the daily updates thing won't be too consistent when I hit those.
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No.118830
>>118826
wow, even more furrloughs?!That's awesome news! :'D
Thanks for all the hard, at times mindnumbing work that you're putting into these, scanneranon, aswell as sacrificing your own copies of the albedos so that they can live on the digital afterlife, and we can read them too *pours some booze on the floor for the fallen albedos* i couldn't find a skull trumpet version of that song, so here is a completely horrendous version instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlryWu_jG2A
Also i am excited, well about most of it tbh, but mostly about the Albedos and Yarfs! too!Aswell as Birthright. Please take all the time you need. I'll try to mirror the latest scans on mediafire in the meantime, just in case anybody wants that alternative, and also to maybe help with bandwith a little.
Now mirroring them, the link is here: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/5djzey941k1ee/Comics
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No.118857
Random idea while I'm failing to go to sleep...
Currently about 32000 images are uploaded to FurAffinity every day. If you had 8 panels per page, in a 34 page comic, that'd be 116 comics' worth uploaded daily.
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No.118886
Still slogging on...
Something extra-- I found these loose cards from Phil Fogilo's "XXXenophile" card game.
The interesting thing is they're drawn by Tom Verre... the early Furry Fandom artist who quit because his idea of being a practicing Christian was not slaving away producing wank material for degenerates wanting to degenerate further.. So he just drew it for himself and otherwise withdrew from the fandom...
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No.118896
Just something from the 'American Journal of Anthropomorphics' that I've started scanning...
Check out the 1993-era Commission prices from a A-list Furry Artist, back before weak-minded Coomers flooded in who could be manipulated to pay anything.
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No.118897
>>118896
Those prices I believe were on-par for what Pro cartoonists (Disney, et.al.) were being paid by their companies, and also what those commissioned to illustrate for comic books were doing.
Meesh: $2500 is the starting price...
Coomer: A small price to pay for 5 hours of your drug-addict time! and it'll get me noticed by the Gay Furry hoi-polloi.. I hope!
Meesh: Oh, you'll need /five/ commissions for to be noticed.
Coomer: Oh! I'm so grateful you're giving me 5 commissions slots from a Furry Art God!!!
Meesh: <not listening> That's in US dollars, of course.
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No.118901
knock knock just reached another checkpoint/milestone in the scanning having completed the 'American Journal of Anthropomorphics' books. What was considered the who's-who of Furry Artists (..partially) back in the day. There's certainly a lot on names in these who were popular back then, but haven't heard about this century. And also a few (like Jay Naylor) whose early stuff is nearly unrecognizable today...
Select pages from this were scanned using the technology of the day, but I don't recall the entire books being done before.
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No.118902
>>118901
Sweet. Do you have Shawn Keller's Horryfing Look at the Furries, by any chance? I couldn't find it on TE5.
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No.118904
Does anyone here have this?
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No.118905
>>118902
No, again that was something published after I quit the fandom. I can only can what I've got, and I intend to do everything that's left, so there's really no point making requests.
(...but I do need to relocate an old housemate who I know has a copy "Skunk" among other goodies, which most definitely needs a proper high-res scanning treatment. And I'll try to deprive him of his issues of Gallery.. but that'll likely demand an across-country road-trip that'll be cheaper than postage)
Sigh, the good old days... when there was no shame being labeled a "Skunkfucker", because you were at least separate from the mainstream comic scene's Lady Death and Warrior Nun crowd...
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No.118906
>>118905
Also I wasn't a fan in any way of Terrie Smith...
If you're just wanting Chester rather than the full published-comic experience (people only wanted Chester -_-), there looks to be a full archive at http://www.radiocomix.com/havoc-inc/category/comic/ The javascript browser looked a little busted, but access to the pages is there.)
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No.118908
>>118906
I like Chester ^^
Him and Chris are a cute couple
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No.118951
...and that's all my 'South Fur Lands' fanzines scanned.
It's not anything special as a APA even by the standards of Furry. (This /was/ at the bottom of the scanning pile..) It's still a bit of history though, from the time when Online Furries started taking over and assuming control of everything Anthropomorphic..
I found out about SFL as an Animation/Anime fan, and the net being a small place back then, I noticed a local (well, fellow Australian) Jason Gaffney/Jagafeh's intentions to level-up his Comic Book Fanboyism, and I liked the idea of doing like the North American Furry Fandom was with self-publishing APAs (Amateur Press Association, basically a Club with a comic-book newsletter of sorts).
I was looking forward to a Australian Cartoonist Club magazine, which there was current none at the time, and seeing next Gerard Ashworth, Christie McMurray, Craig Hilton (May Gibbs? Norman Lindsey? Pat Sullivan?). But... Furry(MUCKer)s ruined everything.
At the time of the last issue I bought, it was known that Bernard Doove was taking it over (oh god; no-one I knew would spread the word about SFL because of Doove's creepy autistic shit in there--and you can see for yourself the artists in the first few issues who never returned), that Marco Morales was leaving for overseas, and the enthusiastic newbs were being left-out because narcissist Amy Pronovost demanding all the attention and editor Marco Laine having no problem giving pages to Northern Hemisphere popufurs who had no business in SFL.
Anyway.. that's the last of the my furry comics to be scanned! Just over 3300 pages in the past 3 months. For what it's worth I've still a handful of non-furry comics to do before taking a break- including a Ninja Highschool Yearbook, with surprise Eric W. Schwartz and Kurt Wilcken stories.
Thanks for giving me the motivation for getting rid of those crates of comic books I've had to cart around for 25 years!
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No.118952
>>118951
Probably a good time to again mention the link for the Onion site hosting the scans:
http://te5djpo3shwwz6dgkhg6yvwc4skego6jzojo5khrs2uqsmvhbtgujnid.onion/
Install Tor-Browser to access.
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No.118956
>>118951
Might as well post the SUPER RARE!!!!!11 EWS comic...
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No.118957
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No.118961
>>118951
>For what it's worth I've still a handful of non-furry comics to do before taking a break
Will you post those somewhere when you get to them? I'd like to see those as well.
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No.118965
>>118961
The stuff I'm starting into next is Australian Underground Zines and Self-pubs. Eventually, perhaps when I get an unlimited broadband plan, I'll probably make a separate Onion Site for those, but for the meantime I'll put them on TE5..
>>118902
Can I interest you in an Australian version of that..? I found something tonight in the Zine's milk crate..
As I mentioned before, South Fur Lands didn't take off at all among the general underground zine community here because Furry Fandom was filling up with freaks by even Comix' standards; the pornography fixation was long considered declasse too. A couple of guys in the Sydney comix scene did a satire furryzine "Forbidden Furlands", being the proper way for cartoonists to criticize something. I got word that the head guy of South Fur Lands (Jason) thought it was a riot; the SFL editor (Marko) got the shits.
This was scanned from a super-special freebie copy that Gerard Ashworth (the scribby guy..) sent back to me when I wrote a letter asking if he'd necked himself yet.
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No.119059
>>118951
wow...just wow
Thank *YOU for preserving and archiving these, and sharing it with all of us, i'm super appreciative.
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No.119081
Basedest thread here - no porn, just classic anthro shenanigans
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No.119093
I'm into scanning the weird shit now...
Has anyone heard of a Canadian cartoonist/artist named Kate Alley before? (did the 3rd image here) She's appeared in quite a few Gerard Ashworth pubs, and has a thing for Funny Animals, but I've not been about to search up anything further-- even going through the results of a search of all Canadian artists/cartoonists/illustrators/etc. named Kate...
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No.119095
>>119093
>Kate Alley
sounds familiar but not much more than that. I think it may be a pseudonym.
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No.119099
Make that "Kate Aley". My best intel says she was around the Australian small press before moving to Canada. I suspect she's probably got married and changed her surname.
Here's another better example of her style of drawing.
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No.119105
>>119099
Veeeery familiar to me, but I can't recall from where.
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No.119109
>>119099
>>119105
Bizarre tangent, but this style reminds me of the black and white work of Eric Parker, a British comic and story paper artist (very!) active from the 1920's to 1950's.
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No.119115
>>119109
It does seem similar... perhaps she is his illegitimate descendant who inherited his comic powers and put them to furry seed
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No.119216
>>118951
I heard on /co/ long ago that the Aussie comics scene as a whole ended up being taken over by one guy, who would shit on people he didn't like and praise people he did like, regardless of the quality of their comics. He also had a legion of NPC fans who'd brigade or buy whatever he told them to. It sounds like South Fur Lands was that whole situation in microcosm.
Also I looked up Bernard Doove, then looked up the Chakat species he made. And then I knew exactly what you mean.
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No.119221
>>119216
>I heard on /co/ long ago that the Aussie comics scene as a whole ended up being taken over by one guy, who would shit on people he didn't like and praise people he did like, regardless of the quality of their comics. He also had a legion of NPC fans who'd brigade or buy whatever he told them to.
I wonder if that person was talking about Gerard Ashworth-- he had the very dominate personality and probably Oz Comics biggest 'influencer', and had the legion of fans, and repsect of peers both amateur and pro.. Claiming they were brigading doesn't sound right though.
The Platinum Grit guys were also successful locally... for a while.
imho though, it was the Internet that killed everything.
(sample of GA 'shitting on people'-- but it's being done critically and not just some high-status egotism.)
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No.119222
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No.119223
>>119221
"Greener Pastures" being one of those high-profile Aussie Comics that got a fair bit of mainstream exposure (Cheez TV..) which looked good to being a commercial success... but about 4 issues in it started pushing a Vegan agenda.
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No.119226
Anyone remember The Valbadorisians (LUCK of the DRAW) by Trump? That was wack
https://9hentai.ru/g/37305/
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No.119659
>>118952
Site seems to be down
>Onionsite Not Found
>The most likely cause is that the onionsite is offline. Contact the onionsite administrator.
>Details: 0xF0 — The requested onion service descriptor can't be found on the hashring and therefore the service is not reachable by the client.
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No.119996
>>119226
Felt like a fan doujin of an actual series, but apparently was 100% original content.
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No.120148
Doesn’t matter. They’re all trash.
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No.120394
>>119659
It is still running, and being spidered constantly.
It's appearing on the first page of results for "furry" in the Darkwebz indexers, too. yay.
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No.120396
>>120394
..and every 2-3 days someone comes along and downloads the entire 7GB..
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No.120397
>>120396
And there was a 40GB surge right after I posted >>120394 ...
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No.120426
>>120397
HEADS UP
TE5 is going offline for an indefinite amount of time, maybe a year or so, or even permanently, if I manage to get myself killed.
So if you want to download all 358 comixs and look at the covers of perhaps 2, then forget about them, get it done in a month.
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No.120438
Has anyone bothered to make a backup?
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No.120463
>>120426
Hey dude, are you still alive? Any plans to continue?
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No.120477
>>118952
>>118304
anyone has a backup?
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