Update, January 7

[Kris@WLP]

[Catherine_Puce]

[ProphetTenebrae]

[Crunch Jackson]

[Catherine_Puce]

[bar1scorpio]

[BavarianEagle]

[ProphetTenebrae]

[K-MacK]

I wouldn't want to be in Peter's paws when Sara finds out how she became a Were-....
Even in Smoothskin, she might do some serious damage to Peter. :}
Of course, what happens is also gonna be influenced by the fact that the
Stubbs didn't warn Peter about HomoLupens/HomoSapiens mixing....or
perhaps they weren't comfortable enough with the Idea that Peter would DO a non-were (foolish, that).
THis only proves that even Were's- can be culturally blind...good message.
Another thing: Why is Sara so large? Other than for story content....
perhaps there's a wee bit'o the were- in her family line somewhere, waiting to come out of the "Recessive Closet"? I can think of a couple of ways that could happen....and generational aging is only one. Gregor Mendel Lives!
--KMacK

[rachel]

First wanted to say hi hi!!

Been reading Peter is the Wolf for about 4-5 months, and just found the forum. As for the comic being only a year old but only 33 pages., having read a number of on-line comics, a lot don't make it pass a year. Here, the humor and the art work are both great!

As for the current episode, I'm sure that Sarah (Least in wolf form) will listen to Peter, but makes me wonder her reaction after she's back in human form.

[K-MacK]

Really, you folks are missing out on content. If I dared, I'd print ALL the pages and arrainge them in story order....Lots more depth there.
Still, I don't Print w/o Permission.
Still, You're losing out a lot by having two stories, with two differing Art lines.
The Pack quarreling while Peter is being "Consumed" by his new thrall
is classic...and all too C.T.R.L. (close to real life).
Please, think about it: The combined storylines would add HUGE depth to an already good story.
Even without the "Adult" content, you have a good story here.