Spider-Man vs the Funny Bunny

[cyberghostface]

 From Spidey Super Stories #9...






Spider-Man deduces that the Funny Bunny will strike next during the White House Egg Roll.



Happy Easter!

Comments

[draganoche]

That Bunny isn't Funny at all. In fact despite being Fluffy, She's rather Scummy.

[reveen]

No Funny Bunny, dressing up in a mascot costume and harassing children doesn't make you a super villain, it just makes you a fucking weirdo!

That bully looks like he's trying to do a Mario ground pound on those eggs, I approve.

[fredneil.livejournal.com]

The children in the second scan are huge and pretty scary looking themselves.

Does the third scan mean Angela Davis was president at some point during the 70s? How'd I miss that?

[locuatico]

haven't you watched Power Rangers? kids have to be portrayed by adults!

[icon_uk]

At least Power Rangers tend to be pretty to look at....

[locuatico]

there is something wrong in that sentence, but i can't put my finger on it...

[icon_uk]

Dunno what that would be, even it's critics have generally admitted that Power Rangers has one of the best looking casts... rarely particularly talented, but easy on the eyes.

[thanekos]

That's certainly true for this season.

[icon_uk]

Oh I dunno, I thought the last couple of years Red Ranger was very pretty. It was only when he tried to act any scene involving actual emotion that things got less convincing.

I agree though, Dino Charge has been a major step up in all categories!

[fredneil.livejournal.com]

There's a this season? How long has it been running? (more a cry of exasperation than a question, since I know that I could look it up very easily.)

[akodo_rokku]

Power Rangers has been on the air consistantly since 1992. The source material has been on the air in Japan even longer. Like, since 1975.

[althechi]

The idea of a grown person with deep-laden issues dressing up in an ill-fitting rabbit suit and terrorising children sounds horrific outside of the bizarre world of Spidey Super Stories, to be perfectly frank.

[cyberghostface]

Reminds me of the Bunny Man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Man

[icon_uk]

No it's horrific INside of the bizarre world of Spidey Super Stories too IMHO...

[althechi]

I can deal with this strangeness more given that nothing really bad happens in this 'verse; after all, Thanos can be stopped by Hellcat just by nicking the cosmic cube out of the Thanos-copter so evil(?) can only go so far.

[locuatico]

......I'm just going to leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo3Tpw-zLkM

[lascoden]

Does that kid have a receding hairline?

[icon_uk]

I assume that the Electric Company had a limited cast, who had to play all the roles, though why the comic book felt obligated to follow suit beats the hell out of me.

[cyberghostface]

They're adaptations of segments so they're probably just basing it off what the show did with who was featured.

[razsolo]

That thing is going to haunt my dreams *_*

[silverhammerman]

I think that might be the least sexualized rabbit costume I've ever seen on a female character.

Bravo????

[reveen]

Not really, it's a fetish somewhere, right?

[jlroberson]

She became what she beheld. As a bully took her innocence away, so would she do to--well, apparently adults dressed as children, but still.

Truly does this comic have something profound to say about the cycle of abuse. In bunny form.