Hey guys long time no post.
So I recently browsed that thread regarding the Tyrant comics and I wanted to know if there are any other biology centered comic series out there. I've tried poking around the web for some but I can't seem to find what I'm looking for. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
Talking animals/wildlife comics
Mason Rodriguez
Other urls found in this thread:
geneva-street.com
abominable.cc
twitter.com
Jason Adams
Also any comics about facing the wilderness or hitchhiking would be ideal as well, if you know of any.
Wyatt Flores
Beasts of Burden.
Jayden Sanchez
Thank you user! I'll check that out!
Levi Price
You're welcome. I'm trying to think of more.
>Rover Red Charlie
>WE3, maybe? They're half robots though
>Animosity, good comedy
>Pride of Baghdad
>Several adaptations of Jungle Book, specially The Last Jungle Book, a wonderful sequel of sorts
None of those feature anthropomorphic animals, which is what you wanted, I think?
Michael Collins
Thanks again!
You got it, I'm trying to avoid the anthropomorphic animals.
Chase Sullivan
Half the cast are normal humans though.
Cameron Nelson
Mark Trail
Michael Davis
I've only heard of this comic because Frank Cho used to do a kind of parody in Liberty Meadows.
Jeremiah Evans
bump
Austin Williams
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Brandon Bennett
Fucking Hell, forgot about this! The animals are quite humanized in their proportions though.
Jose Stewart
Duncan the Wonder Dog
All animals look like animals, all animals behave like animals, but all animals can speak in human speech.
Benjamin Martin
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John Bennett
abominable.cc
The main plot revolves around the eponymous Charles the Abominable (and it's great, mythology and shit), but a lot of the strips are just random side-gags with really well-drawn animals who each have their own small story. Like this rabbit with a crush and the nerd porcupine.
Alexander Thomas
HOLY FUCKING SHIT I HAVE FORGOTTEN ABOUT IT
Did it end?
Matthew Hernandez
Maybe.
Nicholas Evans
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Carter Kelly
Forest tails
Brandon Jones
Sorry for the late response, my work blocks Sup Forums unfortunately, but I just wanted to give a big thank you to those who contributed to the thread I'll be sure to check out the recommendations! Thanks!
Easton Nelson
I really like the art style in both of these, it's cozy. And so is the subject of the strips :)