The American Journal of Anthropomorphics

A short-lived but conceptually rich series from Med Systems, The American Journal of Anthropomorphics (1993–1997) ran for just four issues, exploring the lives and cultures of anthropomorphic animals through a pseudo-scientific, journal-like lens. Known for its thoughtful, character-driven stories and distinctive art, the series offered a quiet, intelligent take on the furry genre during the mid-90s indie comics boom. Its limited run has made it a cult touchstone for fans of mature, literary anthropomorphic fiction.