Zoophobia is a beautifully drawn, funny, charming, and simple comic, albeit at first glance.
All of the characters (there are a few) are all varied in both personality and design, and none of them are boring in any way. Not relatatable, but they're fun to watch and see interact. The sheer amount of expressiveness in their facial emotions and subtle cues are probably the art's strongest aspect, while not resorting to cheap tricks like Cheeky Mouth and more Anime tropes that get overused.
The story is simple but well done; it mostly serves as a vehicle for the characters to do the funny things. And it works; it doesn't need to be especially story heavy, but it's fine that way.
Generally Wonderful
Zoophobia is a beautifully drawn, funny, charming, and simple comic, albeit at first glance.
All of the characters (there are a few) are all varied in both personality and design, and none of them are boring in any way. Not relatatable, but they're fun to watch and see interact. The sheer amount of expressiveness in their facial emotions and subtle cues are probably the art's strongest aspect, while not resorting to cheap tricks like Cheeky Mouth and more Anime tropes that get overused.
The story is simple but well done; it mostly serves as a vehicle for the characters to do the funny things. And it works; it doesn't need to be especially story heavy, but it's fine that way.
All in all, a wonderful comic.