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Feral #18

Nov 2025 · Image · 3.99 USD
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“Chapter 18: Luckytown”
About this Issue

Feral #18 (titled 'Luckytown' internally) is the third chapter of the series' fourth arc and functions as the pivotal emotional turning point of the Pet City storyline, pushing the long-simmering rupture between Elsie and Gigi to a crisis that directly detonates into the all-out confrontation of issue #19. Within the broader context of the series, it demonstrates Fleecs and Forstner's consistent commitment to character-driven horror — using the claustrophobic, post-apocalyptic pet-store setting to explore betrayal, loyalty, and chosen family with the same genre seriousness they brought to their predecessor series Stray Dogs. The issue also holds a modest publishing-history footnote as one of the thirty Image titles chosen to carry Rob Liefeld's Youngblood Team-Up variant covers in November 2025, marking Feral's participation in one of Image Comics' largest coordinated line-wide variant programs of that year.

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

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History

Feral is the second major creator-owned collaboration between writer Tony Fleecs and artist Trish Forstner, the team behind the bestselling Stray Dogs (Image, 2021). The series launched in March 2024 at Image Comics and by the time issue #18 shipped on November 26, 2025, it had grown into a multi-arc ongoing with collected editions distributed through Simon & Schuster. The core creative team throughout the run has been Fleecs (writer/letterer), Forstner (pencils/inks), Tone Rodriguez (inks), and colorist Brad Simpson — the same four-person unit that built Stray Dogs. The Pet City arc (issues #16–20) was publicly teased by Fleecs himself as containing some of his favorite moments in the series, and the arc was subsequently collected in Feral Vol. 4 (March 4, 2026).

Trivia · 7 facts

  • Titled 'Luckytown' (per the Feral wiki); the third chapter of Arc 4, the Pet City arc, which is collected in Feral Vol. 4 (issues #16–20, trade released March 4, 2026).
  • Written by Tony Fleecs, drawn by Trish Forstner and Tone Rodriguez, colored by Brad Simpson — the same team behind the predecessor series Stray Dogs.
  • Story centers on the fracturing relationship between Elsie and Gigi after Elsie's betrayal involving Gigi's tomcat Lucky, with Gigi being offered a life-altering choice under Pet City's new leadership.
  • This issue serves as the direct setup to the Elsie vs. Gigi showdown in issue #19, described by Image as a 'Feline Civil War' whose outcome changes the characters' lives permanently.
  • Issue #18 carries Cover D (Youngblood Team-Up) and Cover E (Youngblood B&W Virgin Team-Up), both drawn by Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner, as part of Image Comics' November 2025 line-wide Youngblood variant program spanning 30 series, timed to the launch of Rob Liefeld's Youngblood (2025) #1.
  • The Feral series as a whole was named an American Library Association Outstanding Comics Award for Young Adults Series Honor Book (2025), reflecting its crossover appeal beyond traditional direct-market readership.
  • The series has been translated into French, and Stray Dogs — the creative team's previous collaboration — has sold nearly one million copies across all formats, establishing the audience Feral inherited.

Full credits

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

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