[Lynx has this to say:]
 For comics, try your local comic store.  While you can often order back
 issues directly from publishers like Antarctic Press or Mu Press, or from
 mail-order distributors like Mailbox Books or United Publications (UK),
 if you ask for issues at a comic store, they will be more likely to
 recognize that a demand exists, will order more comics, and will in
 general create more support for anthropomorphic material.  Back issues
 of many furry comics can often be gotten from the companies that produced
 them as well.

 Fanzines like YARF! and PawPrints are not usually available through
 comic stores, so you'll either have to order them through the mail, get
 a subscription, or attend a con where people sell these fanzines.  The
 biggest conventions for the sale of furry material are:

   Linkname:  Further Confusion
   Filename:  http://www.furtherconfusion.com/

   Linkname:  Anthrocon
   Filename:  http://www.anthrocon.org/

 APAs like Rowrbrazzle and FNC are members-only, and very infrequently
 have extra copies available.

 Many furry artists are available for commissions, at rates ranging from
 five dollars to literally hundreds and thousands of dollars, for pencil,
 ink, color, and 3-d artwork.  This FAQ does not supply addresses, but a
 FAQ listed below gives artist addresses.  It's recommended that when
 one writes to an artist, one includes an SASE (self-addressed stamped
 envelope) to speed the response.