Because The Internet Is Asking For Someone To Do This Bun Toons! YAY

And no one is going to do it, but me.

You remember, years ago, when America was the home of the brave and the land of the free?

Sigh.

Ty the Guy OUT!

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The comics industry saw three major creators retire this week, and it’s worth noting their passing.

Legendary artist Jack Davis is officially putting down his pencil. At ninety years old, he says it’s time to go fishing.  Considering his astounding body of work, and the personal inspiration he’s always been to me, he’s already caught the big one.

Creator of Tek Jansen and Alpha Squad Seven. Stephen Colbert, is also retiring this week. Though Tek Jansen wasn’t a top selling series for ONI Press, there was a lot to recommend it, and I doubt that Mr. Colbert will stay retired long.

Craig Ferguson, the actor who played Aquaman on CBS’s Late Late Show (shown above with Tim Gunn) has left the series for wetter pastures elsewhere. We wish him luck, and have our fingers crossed that he gets the nod should there ever be a big budget Aquaman movie.

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For last week’s sweet and charming look at Christmas, click here.

For the Bun Toons archive, click here.

Equal Bun Toons! YAY!

warning: satire ahead. use caution.

It’s nice to see things finally changing in the world of comics.

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At least we won’t be having this discussion again for another two or three weeks.

TY THE GUY OUT!

Because I have to:

Oh yes, it’s real.

So many important lessons for Lois to learn.

Oddly enough, this comic is not a collector’s item.

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For last week’s equally “inside baseball” Bun Toon, click here.

For more diverse Bun Toons, click the chick real quick, you hick!

 

Because I Care Bun Toons! YAY!

I gave at the office, AND I give online.

The internet is usually a quiet place where people are calm and don’t overreact to things.  But this week, the comic fans on the web are up in arms about not getting something they want.  Since that never happens, I had no choice but to roll up my sleeves and pitch in…

It’s not missionary work, but it’s just as satisfying.

Ty the Guy OUT!

For your fabulous Bonus, I give you the LAST time Batwoman was heading for the altar (and didn’t make it).

Of course, the homosexual subtext was completely different back in the fifties.  I suppose we can blame Eisenhower.

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For last week’s equally SEXUALLY charged Bun Toons, click above

For the Bun Toon archive, a hotbed of inter-gender activity, click the smutty rabbit above.

Clint Eastwood Bun Toons! YAY!

Squeezing out every last drop of comedy, so no one ELSE has to.

We all saw Mr. Eastwood on Friday night.  I promise to have the last word on the subject, because there are literally none left once I’m done.

Okay.  No more making fun of The Man With No Name, unless the new movie about a baseball scout really sucks, and then I can’t protect him.

TY THE GUY OUT!

Here now, your Clint Eastwood Comic Book Bonus Moments:

I’ll bet you didn’t know Clint was a comic book star back in the early 60s.

It was all ahead of him then.

And hey, except for Firefox, it was a pretty good ride.

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For the last HIGHLY RESPECTFUL celebrity Bun Toon, click above for my fawning recollection of Joe Kubert.

For Every Bun Toon Ever, click the bunny above. Go Ahead…Make My Day.

The Continuing Adventures of Bun Toons! YAY!

Look at that cute rabbit...who couldn't love a cute rabbit?

It’s been a bit of a week around here.  Traffic picked up just a tad.

Ty the Guy OUT!

Here now, your Comic Book Bunny surrounded by enemies on all sides Bonus!

Who better? My Bunny Hero!

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Click here to read last week's bun toon. But let's be honest. You already read it.

Click here to read every Bun Toon ever. That would be nice.

TO HELP OUT GARY FRIEDRICH:

Steve Niles has a donation page up on his website, DONATE TO GARY FRIEDRICH

Neal Adams has asked pros to donate artwork for an auction to benefit Gary:  A LETTER FROM NEAL ADAMS

And, as always, The Hero Initiative is always in there fighting the good fight to help out comic book creators in need. (Jim McLaughlin explained what’s being done to help in an interview on SCOOP:  Hero Initiative Helping Gary Friedrich).