"We've not seen one like this before."
The article's subject originates from the Bendy novel series' continuity, which is not deemed as canonically part of the main series' lore. See Bendy Wiki:Canon for more information.
Cats and Dogs is a syndicated comic strip published by Joey Drew Studios on May 4, 1932.
Boris finds a dead fish in what appears to be a landfill, hoping to eat it. A cat then arches its back at him, and they fight over the fish, only for the cat to win.
"Look pal, if you think I'm doing my job AND yours, I'm outta here!" - Wally Franks
"Look pal, if you think I'm doing my job AND yours, I'm outta here!" - Wally Franks
Bendy comics | |
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| Syndicated comic strips (1931-1935) | Barnyard Opry • Sole for Supper • Pie and Pop • Up in flames • What Crumbs Around, Goes Around • The Artist • Cats and Dogs • Two for One • Rain, Rain, Go Away • Bright Idea • Counting Sheep • Hands Off • F for Effort • How Not To • Rocks Cream • Batter's Eye • Pig Sty • Stink or Swim • Bon Appe-sneak • Ode to Reuben • True Love • Mutt Cuts • Sticky Situation • On Cloud 9 • Mice Try • Opening Act • True Love • Encore • Fleas and Z's • Nothing is Free • Three for One • The Money will roll right in • Poor Yorick • Graduation Day • Pie and the Sky • Automo-steal • Opposites Attract |
| Dime-Store comics (1935-1940) | |
| Promotional comics (1941-1946) | |
| Unrealized comic | |