Thunderbunny #3

(October 1985)

Warp Words (Table of Contents: 1)

text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

Richard Pini

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

typeset

Characters

Thunderbunny [Bobby Caswell]; Lu-Ta

Indexer Notes

Editor Richard Pini discusses the three stories in this issue and reader feedback on the new series.

Rabbit Tales: Introduction (Table of Contents: 2)

Thunderbunny / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Martin L. Greim

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

Brian Buniak

Characters

Gloria

Synopsis

Gloria, owner of the Cosmic Shop, settles down to read her copy of "Rabbit Tales".

Rabbit Tales Part One: First Encounter (Table of Contents: 3)

Thunderbunny / comic story / 12.67 pages (report information)

Script

Martin L. Greim

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

Brian Buniak

Characters

Lu-Ta; Dr. Bar-Ko; Thunderbunny (previous form); Gloria

Synopsis

In a story taking place many years ago, Lu-Ta goes to the planet Offorrer requesting the pelts of its animal-like inhabitants, and the original Thunderbunny fights back.

Rabbit Tales Part Two: Lessons! (Table of Contents: 4)

Thunderbunny / comic story / 7.33 pages (report information)

Script

Martin L. Greim

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

Brian Buniak

Characters

Bobby Caswell; Gary Kato

Synopsis

In another story in "Rabbit Tales", we experience a typical day in the life of Bobby Caswell, which includes an encounter with the school bully.

Rabbit Tales Part Three: Who is Golden Man? (Table of Contents: 5)

Thunderbunny / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

Martin L. Greim

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

Brian Buniak

Characters

Golden Kid/Man [Tom Prestin]; Thunderbunny [Bobby Caswell]; Gary Kato

Synopsis

Golden Kid is placed in suspended animation by the Keeper in 1943 and is finally released in 1985. When his golden heart is hit by a laser gun, he ages into an adult and loses a portion of his powers. After he leaves the hospital, Tom begins to take night courses, takes up an interest in computers, and vows to get revenge on the Keeper as Golden Man.

Indexer Notes

This is the same Golden Lad from Spark Publications. Richard Pini explains in Warp Words that this story was written and drawn for publication in the Red Circle Thunder Bunny title. The story leads in to the next issue.

Rabbit Tales: Epilogue (Table of Contents: 6)

Thunderbunny / comic story / 1 page (report information)

Script

Martin L. Greim

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

Brian Buniak

Characters

Gloria

Synopsis

Gloria turns in for the night and explains to her robot that "Rabbit Tales" is not of this world and tells a different story every time it is read.

Indexer Notes

Based on the copyright dates of Warp Graphics Annual (1986 series) #1 (December 15th 1985) and of Thunderbunny (1985 series) #4 (January 8th 1986), Thunderbunny appears next in Warp Graphics Annual #1.

24 Carrot Comments (Table of Contents: 7)

letters page / 2 pages (report information)

Pencils

Brian Buniak

Inks

Brian Buniak

Letters

typeset

Characters

Thunderbunny [Bobby Caswell]

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Thunderbunny / promo (ad from the publisher) / 1 page (report information)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 9) (Expand) /

Thunderbunny / promo (ad from the publisher) / 1 page (report information)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 10)

Thunderbunny / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Brian Buniak (signed)

Inks

?

Colors

?

Letters

?; typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

What if someone else received the power of Thunderbunny?

Characters

Alfred E. Neuman (as Thunderbunny); Harvey Kurtzman

Synopsis

Alfred E. Neuman receives the powers of Thunderbunny.