Everything you need to introduce the friendly monsters of Toonstone: official artwork, ready-to-use background information, and a complete dated archive of published coverage.
Felipe Femur & Friends is a kid-friendly monster universe created by twin brothers David Vincent Dorn and Russell J. Dorn. In the town of Toonstone, Felipe—a friendly skeleton with a lot of heart—joins his unusual monster friends for stories, games, comics, music, and Halloween adventures.
Felipe Femur & Friends is an independently created, kid-friendly monster world developed by twin brothers David Vincent Dorn and Russell J. Dorn. Set in Toonstone, it follows Felipe Femur, a friendly skeleton who would rather make friends than frighten anyone, along with Gummy the toothless werewolf, Sunny the sun-loving vampire, Runny the not-so-wicked witch, and a growing cast of unusual neighbors. First developed online in the mid-2010s, Felipe has appeared in original children’s books, comics, browser games, videos, music, stories and printable activities. FelipeFemur.com was rebuilt and relaunched in 2026 as a home for its original creations and new family-friendly content.
For more background on the creators, meet David and Russell. For a quick reference, download the fact sheet.
Official assets taken from the existing Felipe Femur art library. Transparent PNGs are available individually or together in the media kit.
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Transparent character art
Logo, 10 character illustrations, band image, and a fact sheet bundled for easy download.
Artwork is made available for editorial coverage and reviews of Felipe Femur & Friends. Character and logo rights remain with the creators; please request permission for merchandise or unrelated commercial use.
19 published entries in one list, newest first. Independent editorial coverage, creator-submitted announcements, and syndicated releases are clearly labeled; undated entries appear last.
Edward Mugarian introduces the friendly monsters of Toonstone, explores the games, stories, music and Learning Library, and shares the creators’ perspective on bringing Felipe back in 2026.
A published announcement about the new kid-friendly Halloween scary-story videos.
Announcement of The Nightscream Man, I Need a Volunteer and Lemonaides.
First-person Creator Corner feature written by David Vincent Dorn about reviving the monster world.
Original 2026 relaunch announcement; other listings below are syndications of this same release.
Syndicated version of the September 28 relaunch announcement, not separate reporting.
Additional distribution of the September 28 announcement.
Fiona Ingram reviews Russell Dorn’s illustrated children’s book featuring Gummy.
Alyssa Elmore reviews Russell Dorn’s original picture book about Felipe and his friends.
Historical update explaining the brothers’ educational goals and plans to expand the project.
Jeri Chadwell-Singley interviews the twin creators and explores ZebraFox Games, the books and the beginnings of Toonstone.
Original release announcement for the spooky story game featuring the Felipe Femur cast.
Historical announcement for Felipe’s travel story and postcard adventure.
Original announcement introducing the interactive Toonstone neighborhood and mini games.
Original web release for the interactive game and character neighborhood.
Public historical listing of the original interactive game. This is not editorial coverage.
Archived launch announcement for the earliest Halloween campfire stories app.
Classroom-focused review and recommended learning uses, listed in TeachersFirst’s Halloween collection; original publication date is not shown.
A dedicated feature introducing Toonstone’s restored games, newer mini-games, music, comics and videos. Listed as a creator spotlight, not an independent game review.
Reviewed October 28, 2026. Creator posts, syndications, and historical listings are included for completeness but should not be interpreted as independent endorsements. The date shown is the source page’s publication or upload date, where available.
For interview requests, additional artwork, permissions or more information, use the creators’ existing contact form.
