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Here are images for some other Trilby Dogtooth monsters that I recently created for a *currently* top secret Dogtooth project. Your support here on Patreon enables me to take some extra time to develop projects like this, and the upcoming Starbarians comic (news on that this month).

I'm still plugging away at the new Doctor Bees cartoon, the next update will almost certainly be Dr Bees related.

Speak soon!

Harry

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Anonymous

Trying to figure out which one is the "Gullet Mullet" I want to say #1 or #2

Anonymous

I knew it! Its hair DOES look like a mullet, and it's coming out of a rain gutter or "gullet" and HAS a big mouth/gullet itself. So I was pretty sure, but the other big hairy guy could have been him too, haha.

Anonymous

So Gullet Mullet is Nº2. I bet that the Bog Clogger is Nº3 because a) it's a literal turd and b) Nº1 fits better as The Thing that Bothers the Pigeons.

harrypartridge

Ah, the pigeon thing is not shown here!! The big hairy beast's name hasn't been shared yet :)

Anonymous

The hairy beast kinda works well as the Pigeon Thing in an ironic twist, in that the pigeons peck him to oblivion because of the food that gets stuck in the hair and the creature has no option but to kill said pigeons so that he can live in peace.

Anonymous

I can't wait for you to have like a poster with all the monsters on it

Anonymous

I'll always have a soft spot for unspeakable abominations and these are top tier; nice work Harry!

Trevor Bond

I think Trilby underestimates the value of his Rogue's Gallery. I mean sure, they're no werewolves, but unlike said werewolves, THESE monsters have still managed to survive lol!

harrypartridge

Hah, good point! My guess is that it's easier to survive when you're not causing any problems.

HarpyHelion

I can't wait for what comes next! While Dogtooth doesn't get to fight History's biggest bads, that isn't to say he isn't going to have a bad time. The things we usually worry about most are often the things we find that have slipped through the gaps.