The Furie Universe

Boy's Club follows the lives of four anthropomorphic animal friends: Pepe the Frog, Andy, Brett, and Landwolf. They live together in an apartment and spend their days playing video games, eating pizza, pulling pranks, and having philosophical conversations.

The series is known for its psychedelic humor, laid-back vibe, and slice-of-life scenarios that often take surreal turns. The characters navigate their early adulthood with a mix of childlike wonder and stoner philosophy.

Boy's Club established Matt Furie's unique artistic style and introduced characters that would later become cultural icons, particularly Pepe the Frog.

The Night Riders follows Mystery, a frog character, and his best friend Hoodrat, a rat, as they embark on nighttime adventures through a strange and wonderful world.

The book features Furie's signature psychedelic art style and takes readers on a visual journey through dreamlike landscapes and scenarios. The narrative is more abstract than Boy's Club, focusing on the visual experience and atmosphere.

Characters like Toki and Wat make appearances throughout the story, adding to the mysterious and surreal nature of the adventure.

Mindviscosity represents Matt Furie's most experimental and psychedelic work. The book is a collection of surreal illustrations and characters that push the boundaries of his artistic style.

Unlike his previous works, Mindviscosity doesn't follow a traditional narrative structure. Instead, it presents a series of interconnected visual experiences featuring characters like Snurchins, Tubby Rainbow, Duckess, and Ratsmile.

The book explores themes of consciousness, perception, and the fluidity of reality through its vibrant colors and abstract forms.