The March Hare

    (Lodestone, 1986)
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The March Hare of the title is an imaginary rabbit that has entered the life of a professional killer. Released during the vigilante craze of the mid-80s when mainstream comic books started adopting a grim and gritty tone, The March Hare is not a parody of that trend but it can be seen as a reaction against it. The rabbit appears after a hitman, Milo, is assigned to take his brother’s life. However, after Milo kills his sibling he discovers that a bizarre hare had driven him to insanity, undergoing a carrot diet and using towels with images of rabbits. The hare then tries to make Milo lose his mind by firing a nuclear missile at his alarm clock, having Milo be a contestant on a game show while dressed as a pear, among other unusual activities.
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#1

November, 1986
Cover Price: $1.50
7 copies available from $0.99 		Robert Loren FlemingKeith Giffen
#1 - 2nd printing

October, 1998
Cover Price: $2.95
1 copy available for $9.98 		Robert Loren FlemingKeith Giffen