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Rabbit Valley reveals new digital items, Dragon's Hoard titles
Tue 16 Jul 2013 - 10:33

2 the Ranting Gryphon: Just Who I AmRabbit Valley Comics has expanded its digital product offering to include short stories by Graveyard Greg, digital versions of 2 The Ranting Gryphon's stand up comedy videos, as well as audio collections by JackRabbit and 2.

Rabbit Valley launched the digital items store this February, with novels by Alflor Aalto and Wolf and a host of comic books, including Spooo Presents titles, Circles, Fast Boyz Delivery Service, and The Royal Tale.

Two new Dragon's Hoard titles are also available: NomNoms #2 and Runt #2, featuring art from Dark Natasha, Enderis, Jace, NecroDrone, SalerthS, Sidian, and Skulldog.

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Rabbit Valley release 'The Mystic Sands', 'Pile', and 'Gratitude'
Wed 5 Jun 2013 - 04:21

Rabbit Valley Comics have three new titles to announce:

These are available for pre-order and will ship within the next two to three weeks.

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Circles Issue #5 and Rocketship Rodents #1 ready (early)
Wed 30 Jun 2004 - 06:02

Rabbit Valley ® Comics has just released Circles Issue #5 and the long awaited Rocketship Rodents Issue #1 today. Read more for additional shipping details.

Associated Student Bodies Yearbook hardcover collection now available
Thu 10 Jun 2004 - 15:38

I'll keep this short because I have about 4125lbs of boxes to stick somewhere in my house. The ASB Yearbook hardcover collection is now available from Rabbit Valley Comics. Eeep.

-- Sean

Rabbit Valley announces RSS/XML feeds and new website integration stuff
Mon 1 Mar 2004 - 18:54

Rabbit Valley Comics and its crack team of programming coyotes have put together several new features to its website.

RSS/XML Feeds: Add the top 10 best selling furry items for the last 14 days or the contents of any store directory to your LiveJournal, Netscape/Mozilla tool bar, my.yahoo.com page, or more. You can also check out dutchfurs.com for the top 10 items page too.

Sales Integration: Add your very own smaller version of the Rabbit Valley store to any website. Great for artists who want to sell their own work but don't want the hassle of, well, doing anything other than getting a check.

Wishlist Integration: Create a list of items you would like to buy in the future or receive as gifts. Then, share the list with friends or include it on your web page.

Read more for extra information and more links.

Furry Artistic Partnership CD-ROM
Thu 5 Feb 2004 - 21:02

Released at Further Confusion, a consortium of artists has created a new CD-ROM project featuring the artwork of Equis, Fel, Fennec, FoxxFire, Green Monkey, Guppy, Grrrwolf, Ian R. Soulfox, Nanimoose, and Wookiee. FAP Session One is available directly from the artists or through Rabbit Valley.

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Rabbit Valley: ASB Calendar and Genus Male #3
Sat 31 Jan 2004 - 12:07

Rabbit Valley (R) Comics has released the new 13 month 2004 Associated Student Bodies calendar featuring artwork by Chris McKinley and Werepuppy. This exclusive calender also includes a special limited edition print that will not be included in the portfolios.

Also, Radio Comix annual Genus Male #3 is now in stock and ready for shipment. This extremely popular title comes annually and includes brand new work by Max Blackrabbit, Fel and Van, as well as previous contributors Daria McGrain and John Barrett.

Rabbit Valley Artists Cooperative Association printing services
Sat 31 Jan 2004 - 12:07

Rabbit Valley has now opened up its printing services to all artists. Artists do not need to sell prints through Rabbit Valley to take advantage of these services now. You can get artwork printed up to 44 inches (1.1 meters) wide for life size prints of your characters. Read for more info...

New Terrie Smith Calendars
Mon 20 Oct 2003 - 15:42

Terrie Smith has released two new calendars, one for mature readers and one suitable for your office cube. They are now available at Rabbit Valley. Read more for direct links.

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Furries and Nigerian 419 Scams
Thu 28 Aug 2003 - 10:35

By now, everyone in the world must have received one of those annoying, poorly written emails from a "high ranking official" or a "business associate" somewhere in Nigeria. We now have discovered that said Nigerians have a love for Gold Digger and Ninja High School t-shirts. Furries with a store, an auction, or a print sales web site should probably take heed and just not ship to Nigeria. Read more for the rather silly details and e-mails from Rabbit Valley Comics.

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