Action Bunny!

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Here Action Bunny springs to the rescue!  Action Bunny is not to be compared with the forgettable and silly one shot comic from the 1930's -


 A story predicated on a space alien raised by humans on a farm, this "superhero" could be felled only by kryptonite, available everywhere.  Really, who thought that this would fly?  Or remember that other great Action concept, the action figure?


Action figure indeed.  What a scam.  These guys didn't do a goddamn thing.  This toy was marketed in the early sixties to young boys waiting their turn to go die in Vietnam.  They never sold well, and after Humphrey got elected and pulled us out of the war these "dolls for boys" disappeared off the shelves.  And then there was Zap-Action!

  Even as dumb as I was in 1971, I gave this a pass.  Imagine trying to make a movie out of this concept.



The rise of the four fingered god.


Great artwork, guys, way to go.  I wonder who your target audience could be?

(Damnit!  There is already an Action Bunny comic.  And a Danger Rabbit.  Well, I wasn't going to draw a comic anyway, but hell, that sure is irritating)!


I would rather be back in the Corps than play a video game.  At least when you lose their games it is to superior force and not some 12 year old.


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