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Volume Four:
Noosehead
What happens when the world's most famous hardcore heavy metal vocalist decides he'd rather sing about kittens than corpses? And what does he have to do with our titular duo, anyway? A tale of action, romance, comedy, tragedy, and ninjas.
Although "Noosehead" is technically a sequel to past stories, it can be enjoyed without any prior knowledge of Sam and Fuzzy and is the perfect jumping-on point for new readers.
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Volume Three:
Love and War
Working as a bookstore clerk, Sam falls hard for a delivery woman with a terrible secret. Meanwhile, Fuzzy adjusts to his own secret life as a member of the Ninja Mafia crime syndicate's most inept squadran.
"Love and War" directly continues the story begun in "Growing Pains". If you have not read "Growing Pains", check out this recap of the story so far before jumping into this volume.
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Volume Two:
Growing Pains
After botching a high-profile job and destroying his own taxi-cab, Sam is forced to search for a new career and face some old demons.
If you have not read volume one, this brief introduction will tell you everything you need to know about the story so far before you start reading this volume.
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Volume One:
Taxi-cab of Dreams
Enter Sam and Fuzzy's surreal world of dating disasters, taxi-driving action superstars, time-travelling bears and possessed refridgerators. Meet many of the series' strangest and most beloved characters in these early strips.
This volume is the ideal place to start for any new reader who is ready to tackle the full archive.
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Volume Zero:
The Early Years
The first Sam and Fuzzy strips are a little rough around the edges, but are not without their hardcore advocates. This is not the best place for new readers to start, but if you have enjoyed the rest of the archive, dive in here to see the comic's awkward-yet-lovable adolescence.
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