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Feral #10

Feb 2025 · Image · 3.99 USD
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“Chapter 10: Starvation”
About this Issue

Feral #10 serves as the conclusion to the series' second story arc — a structural milestone in an ongoing horror title that had already built a devoted readership on the strength of its first arc. As the capstone of the 'Cat Lady's Shack' chapters (issues #6–10), it resolves a gauntlet of survival horror set-pieces that pushed the cast further than anything in Arc 1, forcing antagonistic cats Elsie and Lord Fluffy Britches into an uneasy alliance under life-or-death conditions. The issue demonstrates how Feral, unlike its predecessor Stray Dogs, was designed as a long-form ongoing series capable of sustaining escalating narrative stakes across discrete arcs. Its arc-closing role also made it the natural end-point for the second collected trade paperback, cementing it as a reader entry/exit point that shaped how new audiences discovered the series.

writer Tony Fleecs · artist, inker Trish Forstner · artist, inker Tone Rodriguez · colorist Brad Simpson · cover Trish Forstner

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History

Feral was launched in March 2024 by writer Tony Fleecs and artist Trish Forstner — the same creative team behind their breakout Image Comics series Stray Dogs (2021) — with additional art by Tone Rodriguez and colors by Brad Simpson. The series was conceived as a feline-perspective survival horror ongoing set in the same shared universe as Stray Dogs, escalating that title's Don Bluth-inflected horror aesthetic into full-on survival gore. Issue #10, released February 12, 2025, closed out a five-issue arc set almost entirely within the claustrophobic environment of the Cat Lady's rural shack, a deliberately contained escalation before the series moved into its third arc in a pet-supply superstore setting. The second arc's collected edition (Feral Vol. 2 TP) shipped March 12, 2025, meaning the single issue and its collection hit the market within weeks of each other.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Published by Image Comics on February 12, 2025; written by Tony Fleecs, with interior art by Trish Forstner and Tone Rodriguez.
  • Issue #10 is explicitly marked as the END OF STORY ARC — the conclusion to Feral's second arc, spanning issues #6–10.
  • The central conflict pits Elsie and Lord Fluffy Britches against both the Cat Lady's rabid-animal-infested shack and their own distrust of each other, with new character Gigi and her kittens as the stakes.
  • Gigi's kittens — later named Milo, Eleanor, and Ash — appear as plot-critical elements in this arc and become recurring cast members throughout the ongoing series.
  • The issue shipped with four cover editions: Cover A (Tony Fleecs & Trish Forstner), Cover B (Tony Fleecs Fangoria homage variant), Cover C (1:10 Tony Fleecs virgin variant), and Cover D (1:25 Nik Virella variant).
  • Feral takes place in the same shared universe as Stray Dogs, confirmed by the series' own wiki and later made explicit in the narrative of subsequent arcs.
  • The series as a whole received the American Library Association Outstanding Comics Award for Young Adults Series Honor Book (2025).
  • Feral has been translated into French, and its collected editions are distributed through major book channels including Simon & Schuster.

Full credits

artist, inker Trish Forstner
artist, inker Tone Rodriguez
colorist Brad Simpson
cover pencils, inks Trish Forstner

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