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Waller traces the origins of Omaha the Cat Dancer from erotic funny-animal strips in the amateur press association VOOTIE (launched 1976), through publication in Bizarre Sex #9 and subsequent issues from Kitchen Sink Press. Worley explains how she came to co-write the series after Waller got blocked mid-story, evolving from plot outlines to full scripts with scene descriptions. They discuss their intentional inclusion of adult themes — explicit sexuality, a wheelchair-using character, male homosexual scenes, and mental illness — as reflections of real life rather than shock value, and note their readership has grown to nearly 50% women.