Korky the Cat dated 8 January 2005, in which, possibly hinting at his unpopularity, he turned up at a school reunion and found that no one knew who he was. However, on 21 September 2005, it was announced on the Dandy website that Korky was to return in December with a new artist and in new adventures. Quite why the Dandy staff decided to over-rule the decision to retire him is unclear, but most likely apathy from fans brought about this change. Korky returned from issue 3338, dated 19 November 2005, this time being drawn by Andrew Painter on computer. The strip was
Omaha the Cat Dancer ad in the classifieds. Back at Charles Tabey Sr's private estate Omaha meets Jerry for a second time and all five sit down for lunchtime. ""Omaha" the Cat Dancer" was the first of several comic books in the early 1980s which integrated sex into their storylines, rather than utilizing sexual explicitness for shock value. In 1988, Friendly Frank's, a comic book store in suburban Chicago, was fined $750 for selling "obscene" material, including ""Omaha" the Cat Dancer"; as a result of the obscenity controversy, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund was formed. In 1990, issues of ""Omaha" the Cat Dancer"