History Webcomic / TwentyFirstCenturyFox

''[[http://techfox.comicgenesis.com/d/19990214.html 21st Century Fox]]'' (no relation to [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios the entertainment conglomerate]] or its parent company) by Scott Kellogg is a science-fiction UsefulNotes/{{Furry|Fandom}} comic that calls itself a "Romantic Comedy of the Future". Takes place in the year 2066, but every animal down to insects is sapient. Characters include Jack Black (no resemblance to [[Creator/JackBlack the actor]]), a red fox and traveling robotics engineer; Cecil Stewart, a giraffe and Jack's partner in his travels; Jenny Curtis, a rocket scientist vixen who starts dating Jack (after getting over her abusive ex), and Barb Kendall and Beth Regina, giraffe programmers who are both enamored with Cecil (and now both married to him, see below). Has many, many [[ShoutOut shout outs]]. Also several cameos from other comics, most often ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', ''Webcomic/TheSuburbanJungle'', or ''Webcomic/{{Newshounds}}''.

* CampGay: A certain dog falls for Jenny while believing her to be Ace. He shows her a photo of himself "cosplaying" [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pinkie Pie]] [[{{Squick}} naked]]. But he must not be all gay, because when he learns she's female, he replies, [[Film/SomeLikeItHot "Nobody's perfect."]]

* NuclearTorchRocket: In one arc Jenny has to present a proposal for a fusion scramjet-propelled Jupiter probe to a Congressional committee. One senator (a sheep) freaks out whenever he hears the word "nuclear" and tries to fillibuster, which leads Jenny to resort to repeating "[[BrownNote nuclear]]" until he runs bleating from the room in abject terror. In a later arc, a people-safe version is shown taking a shipment to the off-world colonies while the crew make nuclear physics puns.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: Jack gets the wrong end of this [[http://techfox.comicgenesis.com/d/20190204.html when medals are handed out]] after a Kaledistanian official is rescued.

* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Top-level government artificial intelligence access codes (ex. "Define the word 'is'" and "I am not a crook") are so easily guessed that kids use them to access R-rated movies. After the Disney cultists show everyone what a huge problem this is, the government still refuses to fix the problem because some senator's wife won't be able to remember them if they're changed.
* PocketRocketLauncher: Arms dealer Dr. Shere Kaos has his BodyguardBabes armed with fire-and-forget gyro-jet pistols.

* ThePreciousPreciousCar: Jack's Thunderbird that later gets hit by a hurricane... it, like its owner, survive.
* QuicksandSucks: Averted. In [[http://techfox.comicgenesis.com/d/20101011.html a flashback]], Jack recounts how he got stuck up to his chest in a pool of quicksand as a cub, and some kindly turtles dragged him out quite easily. His enthusiasm for a certain megastructure project is entirely to pay them back.
* ReferenceOverdosed: Has cameos and shout outs from eveything from 50s radio dramas to 90s tv to other sci-fi and furry webcomics to current events.
* RelationshipUpgrade: After about 18 years of buildup, Jack and Jenny marry.

''[[http://techfox.comicgenesis.com/d/19990214.html 21st Century Fox]]'' (no relation to [[Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios the entertainment conglomerate]] or its parent company) by Scott Kellogg is a science-fiction FurryComic that calls itself a "Romantic Comedy of the Future". Takes place in the year 2066, but every animal down to insects is sapient. Characters include Jack Black (no resemblance to [[Creator/JackBlack the actor]]), a red fox and traveling robotics engineer; Cecil Stewart, a giraffe and Jack's partner in his travels; Jenny Curtis, a rocket scientist vixen who starts dating Jack (after getting over her abusive ex), and Barb Kendall and Beth Regina, giraffe programmers who are both enamored with Cecil (and now both married to him, see below). Has many, many [[ShoutOut shout outs]]. Also several cameos from other comics, most often ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', ''Webcomic/TheSuburbanJungle'', or ''Webcomic/{{Newshounds}}''.

* WeddingEnhancedFertility:
** Cecil knocks up Barb and Beth on their honeymoon in orbit, though since giraffe gestation is 14 months long their calves aren't born until after Jack and Jenny's kits are decanted.
** Jenny starts getting wacky cravings on her and Jack's honeymoon, with the implication that they conceived on the trip back from Venus or right after returning to Earth for the wedding.

* TheyDo: After about 18 years of buildup, Jack and Jenny marry.

** It's unclear if [[http://www.hirezfox.com/21cf/d/20191028.html the feline religion]] is an offshoot of Disneyism, but they have two major sects founded by the opposing prophets [[Manga/KimbaTheWhiteLion Kimba]] and [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing Simba]]

** Not to be outdone, a rival network station has ''' ''THREE'' ''' [[BuxomIsBetter extra-busty newscaster ladies]]!

* ReferenceOverdosed: Has cameos and shout outs from eveything from 90s tv to other sci-fi and furry webcomics to current events.

* TronLines: Color-changing fibre-optic piping is somethimes seen on ladies's fashions.

* InsufferableGenius: Dr. Roykirk is rude, egotistical, and, even worse, not nearly as smart as he thinks he is, but capable of programming a level 3 AI (smart as a toddler) by himself, a project that usually takes a team of 1,000 people.

* FanService: The "Predation is now Illegal" story arc starts out with the sexy bunny newscaster character drawn in several angles that show off her CleavageWindow.

** The Dr. Roykirk arc has a [[NudeNatureDance dancing naturist]] who's [[BunnyEarsLawyer surprisingly good with computers]], and is a CaptainErsatz of [[WesternAnimationMyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Fluttershy]], and a pretty, scantily clad CatGirl outright called "Skanky."

* ThePasswordIsAlwaysSwordfish: Top-level government artificial intelligence access codes (ex. "Define the word 'is'" and "I am not a crook") are so easily guessed that kids use them to access R-rated movies. After the Disney cultists show everyone what a huge problem this is, the government still refuses to fix the problem because some senator's wife will be able to remember them if they aren't changed.

* FantasyConflictCounterpart: One arc is TheWarOnTerror, but with technophobic Disney cultists.

** We're not told if the PettingZooPeople have supplanted humanity (as the Ape religion teaches) or stand-in for them entirely (as most other religions teach), but Disney movies have a cult dedicated to them. Its tenants are that everyone is a god and therefore should act the way they think the capital-G God would act towards people, and that LuddWasRight because ScienceIsBad. This leads to a ''lot'' of terrorism from them, but just as many are decent folks, largely from how ''' ''they'' ''' interpret the "scriptures." Which are the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon.

** We're not told if they have supplanted humanity (as the Ape religion teaches) or stand-in for them entirely (as most other religions teach), but Disney movies have a cult dedicated to them. Its tenants are that everyone is a god and therefore should act the way they think the capital-G God would act towards people, and that LuddWasRight because ScienceIsBad. This leads to a ''lot'' of terrorism from them, but just as many are decent folks, largely from how ''' ''they'' ''' interpret the "scriptures." Which are the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon.