Editing Wuffle (Comic) (section)

== History ==

Wuffle originally started as a four-panel comic, but its second issue, titled "Year 2," switched to full pages and introduced more developed, mature storylines while still retaining its roots. The third and final year featured a hybrid of the two formats. In an unusual move, Piti Yindee released all copyrights to the comics under the Creative Commons Zero license, effectively placing them in the public domain. All three issues were officially published as physical books and PDFs under the same waiver. The webcomic has since been archived on sites like Archive.org and syndicated in the form of motion comics on YouTube. Tony Bark used the raw contents of the PDF available in the Archive.org release to create a ZIP-based comic book reader version of all three issues.

The original concept for Wuffle was intended to be a Mario-style platformer against the three little pigs. Although the farm boy premise remained consistent, Wuffle's appearance evolved throughout the development. He initially wore a patched vest, broken shoes, and no pants with slightly darker toned fur. An early 3D version introduced denim shorts and shoes. However, this concept was dropped in favor of comics due to collage.