Good news, fellow Dappers -- Cat Odes is now available for purchase in the DAPshow store.

Now you can own this beautiful collection of 25 cat comics. It's perfect for all ages, and for every book you buy, 75% of the net profits get donated to ASPCA®.

So, hop on down to the Cat Odes product page, and order yourself a copy!

Update

Good news, now that I'm back, the DAPshow store is open again, and products can be purchased from it again. The button stock hasn't been sorted through yet, so they can't be bought through the store at the moment, but if you want some buttons, just send an email to info(at)dapshow(dot)com for now, and we'll be more than happy to help you out with that.

Below is the original article.

Starting this Tuesday I will be in Chicago for the next week, and therefore can not fulfill orders during that time (if you've recently ordered from us, don't worry, everything has either been sent out or will be tomorrow). Because of this, I have decided to close the store during this time.

The time is almost here for the biggest cat celebration since... whenever the last one was. Cat Odes will be available for purchase here at DAPshow.com starting August 25th.

Cat Odes is a beautiful collection of comics dedicated to cats, and features 25 comics, 9 illustrations, and a strip from 34 talented and cat loving artists. It's 200 pages of pure heavenly kitty goodness.

We'll have more on Cat Odes upcoming release within the next couple of days, so keep an eye out!

The last of our recent comic highlights is Sakana. It's about a salesman (Jiro Sakana) at a fish market in Tokyo. All sorts of wacky hi-jinks and awkward relationships ensue.

Sakana will be updating everyday for a while until it catches up with its buffer, which at the moment of typing this is 45 pages. So, there's still over a month of Sakanarama. Be sure to keep up to date with it!

Not since Jimmy Neutron or Nacho Libre has Nickelodeon made such a film with the quality of The Last Airbender. No I take that back, each of those movies was at least watchable while this film had little if any saving qualities. I know what you are all thinking, ‘But Red, I liked the cartoon so how could this be worse?’ I know because I thought the same thing, so strap yourself in and get ready for some spoilers because it’s time for a rant of Samalamallalon proportions.

I like many people saw the television series Avatar: The Last Airbender, so I was skeptical about a live action adaptation. My skepticism grew more when the director was announced, M. Night Shyamalan. Yes, the director and writer of such groundbreaking films like The Sixth Sense and… well writer and director of such other bad films like Unbreakable, Signs, The Village, Lady in the Water, and The Happening. This man, known for his twists, was given the task of bringing to physical life one of the most interesting properties Nickelodeon had to offer. Do you know what the twist was for The Last Airbender? He took something loved by many and turned it into a nearly unwatchable shell of its former glory.