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* UnwiseOwl: Sandorst is short-sighted, ignorant, and a terrible judge of character. His daughter Enna is thankfully smarter and more rational.
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* FurryComic: Most of the cast is made up of {{Funny Animal}}s.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: Sandorst mentions that if Steven had trounced the huge dog Bhord he would have rallied the crowd to his side.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Sandorst mentions that if Steven had trounced the huge dog Bhord he would have rallied the crowd to his side.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Busiek openly admits to loving ''{{ComicBook/Kamandi}}'', and this comic basically being his take on the concept.
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* AStormIsComing: The finale of the first arc which encompases the onset of a huge storm.
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* AStormIsComing: The finale of the first arc which encompases the onset of a huge storm.
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved
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* NotSoDifferent: In Erries Dusty learns that the sheep people that he had been taught were simpletons who lived to serve the floating cities are actually normal people like himself with rich lives.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: In Erries Erries, Dusty learns that the sheep people that he had been taught were simpletons who lived to serve the floating cities are actually normal people like himself with rich lives.
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An Creator/{{Image}} comic from writer Creator/KurtBusiek (''ComicBook/{{Marvels}}'', ''ComicBook/AstroCity''), artist Benjamin Dewey (''I Was The Cat'', ''Tragedy Series'') and colorist Jordie Bellaire (''ComicBook/TheManhattanProjects'', ''ComicBook/PrettyDeadly'').
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An Creator/{{Image}} comic from writer Creator/KurtBusiek (''ComicBook/{{Marvels}}'', ''ComicBook/AstroCity''), artist Benjamin Dewey (''I Was The Cat'', ''Tragedy Series'') and colorist Jordie Bellaire (''ComicBook/TheManhattanProjects'', ''ComicBook/PrettyDeadly'').
''ComicBook/PrettyDeadly''). The series has 14 issues, originally published from 2014-2017. There were plans for further issues, but Busiek's ongoing health issues forced a delay and Dewey moved on to other projects.
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* DevelopmentHell: The first two issues of volume 3 are scripted, but Busiek's ongoing health issues caused enough delays that artist Benajmin Dewey moved on to other projects. The series has been quietly shelved since 2018.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: Busiek openly admits to loving ''{{ComicBook/Kamandi}}'', and this comic basically being his take on the concept.
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* PowerCrystal: Dunstan's father uses his to summon a lightening bolt with greivous results.
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* PowerCrystal: Dunstan's father uses his to summon a lightening lightning bolt with greivous grievous results.
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-->''"Are you ready, my august fellow practitioners? For our spells to fail?"''
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism: The interplay between Dusty and Learoyd encapsulates this trope well. Dusty is wide-eyed and as he learns more about the world his desire to help all those who need assistance increases. He has repeatedly attempted using rationality and diplomacy to diffuse situations where Learoyd would insist on fighting. Learoyd on the other hand is simply abrasive, has little regard for the lives of the animal people around him, and acts mostly out of self-interest.
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism: The interplay between Dusty and Learoyd encapsulates this trope well. Dusty is wide-eyed and as he learns more about the world his desire to help all those who need assistance increases. He has repeatedly attempted using rationality and diplomacy to diffuse defuse situations where Learoyd would insist on fighting. Learoyd on the other hand is simply abrasive, has little regard for the lives of the animal people around him, and acts mostly out of self-interest.
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* FurryComic: Most of the cast is made up of PettingZooPeople.
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* FurryComic: Most of the cast is made up of PettingZooPeople.{{Funny Animal}}s.
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* PettingZooPeople: All of the characters except for Steven.
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* SlidingScaleOfAnimalCast: Type 4 - Steven is a lone human among [[PettingZooPeople anthropomorphic animals]].
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* SlidingScaleOfAnimalCast: Type 4 - Steven is a lone human among [[PettingZooPeople [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic animals]].
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* BodyHorror: The 'unshaped' animals which Dusty and Leroyd encounter on the mountain by Erries have become terribly disfigured.
* DyingTown: Erries when Steven and Dusty arrive. The sheep inhabitants are suffering from an unknown disease in alarming numbers.
* EldritchAbomination: The mutated blob Dusty and Learoyd encounter at the conclusion of Issue #10 which appears to be composed of a dozen or more creatures gruesomely melded together.
* EldritchAbomination: The mutated blob Dusty and Learoyd encounter at the conclusion of Issue #10 which appears to be composed of a dozen or more creatures gruesomely melded together.
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* FurryConfusion: Apparently there are non-anthropomorphised birds in this world, and Dunstan has an ordinary preying mantis in a jar on his desk. Most of the un-intelligent animals of the Autumnlands, however, are strange quadrupedal fantasy creatures that do not exist in real life. Giant insects are also used as mounts, and don't seem to be sapient, either.
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* FurryConfusion: Apparently There are non-anthropomorphic animals in the setting in addition to the main anthropomorphic characters. Dusty explains that in The Autumnlands there are non-anthropomorphised birds in this world, and Dunstan has an ordinary preying mantis in a jar on his desk. Most of the un-intelligent humanoid animals of like himself and there are the Autumnlands, however, are strange quadrupedal fantasy creatures that do not exist in real life. Giant insects are also used as mounts, and don't 'unshaped ones' which seem to be sapient, either.normal animals. The nature of this relationship has yet to be divulged.
** Learoyd lampshades his literal Furry Confusion with this hilarious diatribe:
--> ''"What kind of a world -is- this, anyway? You've got talking snake-people and ordinary snakes, you've got birds that wear clothes and those [mutated birds]. You got frogs? And you got frog wizards?"''
** Learoyd lampshades his literal Furry Confusion with this hilarious diatribe:
--> ''"What kind of a world -is- this, anyway? You've got talking snake-people and ordinary snakes, you've got birds that wear clothes and those [mutated birds]. You got frogs? And you got frog wizards?"''
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* MistakenForSpecialGuest: Dusty and Learoyd are mistaken for seasoned wizards by the sheep of Erries. Learoyd urges Dusty to play along so they can both gather information and take advantage of the sheeps hospitality toward them.
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* NotSoDifferent: In Erries Dusty learns that the sheep people that he had been taught were simpletons who lived to serve the floating cities are actually normal people like himself with rich lives.
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* QuirkyTown: Erries and the other sheep towns which are all named similarly to 'Erries,' I.E: ''Arriez,'' ''Iries''
* RecruitmentByRescue: Dusty cures the rambunctious goat Dirty Aelbert who loudly insists that he is no ones slave but that like Dusty and Learoyd he is also climbing the mountain to find the cause of the disease.
* RecruitmentByRescue: Dusty cures the rambunctious goat Dirty Aelbert who loudly insists that he is no ones slave but that like Dusty and Learoyd he is also climbing the mountain to find the cause of the disease.
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* RunningGag: The animal characters being confused by Steven shaving his face.
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* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Magic in the series is treated like science. The gathering of wizards that kicks off the series is essentially a convention to discuss the latest trends in magic and casting techniques.
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* BrutalHonesty: In issue #7, when Dusty asks Learoyd what he did ages past as the Great Champion to "bring magic into the world," Learoyd takes a beat and gives him the straight answer he's been avoiding since he arrived:
-->"I got no fuckin' clue, kid."
-->"I got no fuckin' clue, kid."
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: While Learoyd and Dusty stop for lunch and a bit of a chat in issue 4, the chair can be seen chasing butterflies behind them.
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* FunnyBackgroundEvent: While Learoyd and Dusty stop for lunch and a bit of a chat in issue 4, the chair can be seen chasing butterflies behind them.
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* FutureImperfect: The gods that Dunstan performs obeisances for all have [[UsefulNotes/AmericanPoliticalSystem US Cabinet departments or major sub-departments]] as their domains. Idente, "the one above all", may be a shortened form of President.
