MU's early series included Donna Barr's Desert Peach and Dwight R. Decker & Teri S. Wood's Rhudiprrt, Prince of Fur. Cathy Hill's Mad Raccoons debuted in 1991, running until 1997. In 1992, MU published the first issue of the erotic furry anthologyWild Kingdom (which later changed its title to Wild!). MU published 31 total issues of Wild Kingdom/Wild! 1992–2005.
In August 1997, publisher Vick announced that both MU Press and Aeon were suspending publishing.[2] It turned out only Aeon wound down; MU continued publishing sporadically for nearly ten more years.
From 2004 to 2006, MU/Aeon published a number of Matt Howarth graphic novels, comics, and limited series, including Savage Henry: Powerchords, Savage Henry: Puppet Trap, the 6-issue series Bugtown, Anubis Horn, and Keif Llama: Xeno-Tech (a title which originated with Fantagraphics in 1988–1989).
In September 2005, MU Press announced on a furry fandom message board that it was canceling Wild! due to low sales;[citation needed] they continued publishing trade paperback collections of some of their previous titles and completed the runs of some of Howarth's titles.
Titles published (selected)
Buddha on the Road (6 issues, 1996–1998) — Colin Upton