 Some erotic comics grew out of the underground comix scene, such as "Cherry" by Larry Welz, which parodied Archie Comics.The later rise of independent black and white comics publishers in the 1980s and 1990s include a number of erotic titles, such as "Omaha the Cat Dancer" by Kate Worley and Reed Waller, which combined sexually explicit material with a melodrama featuring anthropomorphic animals.Other so-called "furry" erotic comics emerging in this period were "Genus" and "Milk" published by Radio Comix.