Feral #19

The darkness of the story isnt entirely unlike stories that have been told before. The things which must be sacrificed for survival are always around the edges of adventure fiction. The compromises that lead to corruption have been analyzed quite a lot over the years. The big advancement with  Feral seems to be the fact that its focused on domestic cats. This would normally make the cat-based nature of the story feel a bit like a gimmick. Fleecs and company have done a good job of finding the right balance for a largely satisfying survival horror drama that just happens to be about cats. Read Full Review

DDJamesB

Jan 06, 2026

It's a well done comic. Feral has improved so much for me over the past 5-10 issues. This ending was just what this story needed though. We need to start moving past Pet City.

myconius

Jan 06, 2026

I absolutely loved this issue! I have much to say, but will try to be as brief as possible. Spoilers ahead!!! - Last issue my favorite Elsie was mostly unseen, but here she more than makes up for it! I've heard some people in video reviews giving Elsie a hard time, but she's a cat and has many cat-like characteristics. If you're a cat owner and have several kitties, then you'll know what I'm talking about. Most cat owners aren't so fortunate when bringing another cat (or new kitten) into their home to have their resident cat welcome the newcomer. Most typically feel threatened and will act aggressively. (this is why Jackson Galaxy makes it a point to advise slow introductions when bringing a new cat into the home) Anyway, Elsie has made some awesome character progress as of late! ESPECIALLY within this issue!!! - Elsie had many a badass moment. "Moosh, SIT!" and "I'm fixed, you idiot!" both were real fist-pump moments for me cheering on my girl! 😸 - I was absolutely heart-warmed to hear Elsie and Lord talking about their dearly departed friend, Patch! Patch was a character i truly grew to care for, and was absolutely heartbroken when he'd met his untimely end. - Even though the Pet City cats are truly messed up, I still feel awful seeing them hurt. I even felt bad for Mother Helena, when Lucky had her executed. A few of the Pet City cats met with a terrible end when William came back as "bad kind". I'm really eagerly anticipating what will happen in the next issue. - I was warmed to see Elsie open her heart to Lord, but very much crushed when Lord told her that she should leave, but that he didn't want to go with her. Seeing her leaving Pet City on her own really tugged at my heartstrings. But I know that there is something great in her future. She's just too awesome a character for this to be the end of her story! ABSOLUTELY Looking forward to the next issue!!! more