Bunny

This series was Harvey Comics’ attempt to emulate the success of Archie Comics. However, what looks like a simple Archie imitation, is really quite bizarre in spots. Bunny Ball was a fashion model that followed the traditional pattern of teen comics, but featured some of the most “unhip” teenager dialog ever written for a teen book, making this a must read for fans of this genre and of campy comic books in general. The backup feature “Fruitman,” about a simple grocery clerk who could transform himself into any type of fruit he wished in order to fight crime was another prime reason to buy this book.

— Mark Arnold

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#1

Dec 1966

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#2

Apr 1967

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#3

Nov 1967

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#4

Mar 1968

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#5

Oct 1968

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#6

Dec 1968

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#7

Feb 1969

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#8

Apr 1969

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#9

May 1969

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W: Hy Eisman · A: Hy Eisman

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#10

Jul 1969

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#11

Sep 1969

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#12

Nov 1969

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#13

Jan 1970

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#14

Mar 1970

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#15

Jun 1970

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Sep 1970

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#17

Oct 1970

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#18

Mar 1971

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#19

Sep 1971

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#20

Dec 1971

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#21

Nov 1976

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