Arf & Mo Return: in brand new 'Dr Howl' eBook!

Fenriswulf Books, publishers of Arf & Mo and many other fine and dandy works, are pleased to announce the latest addition to their eBook graphic novel catalogue: Dr Howl!

Puns and mirth abound in this loving tribute to classic sci-fi television, starring  lowbrow underground comic stars Arf & Mo as a myriad of intergalactic Time Lords, their companions and enemies, all courtesy of Mr Frank Bland.

US readers can download theirs here.

UK readers can reverse the polarity of their eBook readers here.

Recommended for mature sci-fi fans. Images (c) Frank Bland and Fenriswulf Books, 2014.

Arf and Mo Unleashed on Kindle!

Well gor blimey guv'nor, strike a light do wot...

Arf and Mo ane now officially LIVE on Amazon Kindle!

Here's the link for UK readers:

and for our US-based cousins:

If it sells well (i.e, if at all) then we'll think about a second collection of strips in future. Remember you saw the news here first!

Arf and Mo's Kindle Debut Awaits!

Things have been quiet of late with Arf and Mo, British underground comics' best-kept secret of the last ten years...

Arf and Mo are alive and well and currently living in a grimy sewer somewhere near you, waiting for the time to manifest digitally upon your own beloved smartphone, iPad or Kindle device...that's right, the dubious duo are just about to take a further step into cyberspace with their very own Kindle e-book. This will be a revised version of the currently-available print compilation, but at a fraction of the cost as no nasty old-fashioned trees had to be cut down to make it.

Watch this space. A link to A & M's own Amazonian product page will be on its way soon...

Bunny Bloke is now Onlne!

And hot on the heels of Frang's loving tribute to Excalibur comes the next online venture into underground comic weirdness, courtesy of my colleagues at Fenriswulf. Go here and experience the utterly bizarre psychedelic trip that is Bunny Bloke. For the first time, Arf gets almost the entire strip to himself. Warning: some dodgy content lies within.