Bastard Bunny in Don't You Know Who I Am?!

Author: Anderson, Dave; Author: Moore, John
Paperback; Cartoons
112 pages
Published: February 1998
Virgin Books
ISBN: 0753502003
This item non-returnable. Order may not be canceled.

He's absolutely the coolest drug-snorting, megaviolent, clubgoing psychotic rabbit in the world. Bastard Bunny hates posers, prats, techno and taxi drivers but adores weed, punk rock and gratuitous GBH. He's also a cult underground and club cartoon character who has previously appeared in various magazines including New Musical Express and Deadline, as well as ten issues of his own very successful comic magazine series. Now, he's the coolest, drug-snorting, violent, club-going, psychotic rabbit in the world. Bastard Bunny hates posers, techno and taxi drivers, but loves weed, punk rock and gratuitous GBH. Bastard Bunny has starred in his own comic book series and this book presents a collection of those cartoons.



Bastard Bunny: Don't You Know Who I am?! - The Collected Works (Paperback)
by Dave Anderson (Author), John Moore (Author)

Product details
Paperback: 112 pages
Publisher: Virgin Books (19 Feb 1998)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0753502003
ISBN-13: 978-0753502006

Product Description
He's the coolest, drug-snorting, violent, club-going, psychotic rabbit in the world. Bastard Bunny hates posers, techno and taxi drivers, but loves weed, punk rock and gratuitous GBH. Bastard Bunny has starred in his own comic book series and this book presents a collection of those cartoons.

from http://www.bugpowder.com T shirt gallery:



Bastard Bunny (1)
Printed 1990. Acquired 1992.
First Bastard Bunny t-shirt produced for original BB comic. (see other shirt for comparison)



Bastard Bunny (2)
Printed 1992 Acquired 1992.
Second Bastard Bunny t-shirt, produced mid-way into series.

The letters GBH can stand for: -

Grievous bodily harm, a term of art in English law which is synonymous with the offences of inflicting grievous bodily harm and causing grievous bodily harm with intent.



What's up, Doc?



One of the original bastard comics:



The story of Bunny & Clyde, the most criminal double act since Cannon and Ball

Publisher: DAVID ANDERSON & JIOUXLEIGH JACOBS
Title: BASTARD BUNNY (1991)

Issue 2 Fair (2.00) Good (3.00) Very Good (4.25) Fine (6.00) Very Fine (8.00) Near Mint (10.00)

Oh, bring back my bunny to me, to me...

"Bastard Bunny"?

This thread is like a history of rabbits and hallucinogens.....

I wonder if the above comics are all reprinted in Collected Works from Virgin Books? No point in getting these then, except perhaps for the thrill of owning the originals. I'll be looking into more Bastard Bunny comics, there's definitely room in my life for these bastardly tales of nihilism. I'm just wondering if there's fanzine stuff published prior to the stuff reprinted in Collected Works - not much info on google. It's all so long ago, this Bastard Bunny cult of the early '90s...

I recall seeing new Bastard Bunny comics on sale in Forbidden Planet in London in the early '90s, there was definitely a buzz going on about this bunny!

But I don't remember if I ever bought a Bastard Bunny comic. If only I could turn back time, there are many things I should have bought. Now they are hard to find. I think collectors are hanging on to their copies of Bastard Bunny comics, they probably had a small print run, and they are hanging on to them for sentimental reasons. That early '90s anarchic "spirit" is not so strong now, it's lost some fragrance...

This deodorant inspired a young man in Seattle called Kurt Cobain to write the greatest rock song of the '90s.

Smells Like Teen Spirit

Artist: Nirvana
Type: Single
Released: August 1991
Genres: Grunge, Alternative Rock

Is that Gloria Steinem on the phone?

I don't remember what Gloria Steinem looks like. Was she ever a Playboy bunny girl?

Yeah, that was her big breakthrough, I thought. She went undercover as bunny to see how the club treated the women who worked there.

Do I have her mixed up with someone else?

I don't know. I know that Steinem was a feminist, I think she published Ms. in the '70s.

Yeah, here we go:

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.h ... A963948260

I wonder if she's on the phone to Heff in that photo?

I have now bought these seven issues of Bastard Bunny. I know it was a bastard thing to do and I'm sorry. I beat you to them. Can you forgive me? Wiggle your nose if you mean "yes".