I'd decided to end my latest 'sweeps month' (September, 2013) with a 'double feature' (of sorts), by presenting two images from my Big Black Sketch Book, as one larger image. It's also a follow-up to the previous posting "Yummy Honey" (from my green-covered 'fat furry' sketch book) - http://www.furaffinity.net/view/11698522/ - because the two sketches were also drawn by the same artist...

Joe Strike, who I've known since the 1980s (when I was still a resident of New York State), had a lot of interesting projects in his life - some of which he'd shared with others through his quarterly submissions to the 'funny animal' APAzine "Rowrbrazzle" - but none more unusual than "The Incredible Hare" (which he is now sharing with many "FA" members in his own site).

When I'd recently reunited with Joe this month (for the first time in over a decade), he was nice enough to render two of the characters from "The Incredible Hare" - who are actually one and the same(!) - in my Big Black Sketch Book...

On top is 'Harry', the lapine form of his human counterpart, and on the bottom is 'Harold Hopper' (who has the ability to transform into the title character). You can learn more about Joe's project in his "Fur Affinity" site!

(Thanks, again, to Joe Strike, for thinking of me when he came down to Florida, and here's hoping we'll meet again in the future... and not in another ten years from now!)

'The Incredible Hare', 'Harold Hopper', and 'Harry' © Joe Strike