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 & Mo Meets Cult TV!

Mr Frang has been busy re-working classic cult TV with Arf & Mo as the stars. Here's how your favourite TV shows might have looked if only the casting directors had looked further afield and snapped up the oodles of funny-animal talent that is Arf 6 Basturd and Moses Delacroix (pronounced 'Kwah', not 'Kroiks')...

Herein we see Dangermouse, Dick Turpin and the Prisoner re-imagined. Stay toon'd for some Star Wars reboots soon!

And while we're on the subject, what could be more 'cult' than classic Dr Who...or in this case, Dr Howl, with Arf in the title role. Check it out, fellow Whovians!

XXXcalibur Now Online!

Mr. Frang has completed the first full-colour epic venture into Arf & Mo's online comics world this very week, using vivid colours lovingly extracted from the very rare 3-toed Parisian slob, and his own aorta.

Click here to experience the technicolour glory of this fairy-tale re-imagining all over your monitor screen NOW!

New Stuff in the Pipeline (no, not raw sewage)

Things are afoot in the comic creator minds of Chaz and Frang.

New strips featuring Arf & Mo are in the works, and may soon be debuting on this very web page before too long. 

In addition, an Arf & Mo spin-off parody, Dr Howl, is currently drifting around in the fourth and fifth dimensions. Strictly for fans of TV's top sci-fi superhero Dr Who, these adventures cast our beloved Arf as the good Doctor, with the usual supporting cast of deranged characters filling out the other roles of companions and villains. A full-length "remake" of the early Tom Baker classic The Ark in Space is already in the can, so keep watching this space. 

In the meantime, here's a tasty teaser, courtesy of A & M's main art man, Frang: