“I thought everything came together nicely in the end, but that sort of thing is only possible with an excellent beginning and middle.  Yep, that’s my bit of wisdom for the day. “

-Kevin Bramer Mini comic maven and critic.

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So, dudes, what are all y’all doing this Saturday? Don’t know? Well, I’m about to tell yow what to do, and that is go to lovely Athens GA and heading down to FLUKE.

Fluke is a happening mini comic and zine fest  that’s only five bucks to get in, and this is where things get crazy- That’s how much it costs to exhibit too. Tables are first come first serve. If that’s not enough to make your knickers moist, that same 5 dollars, you know, the one that got you in AND got you a table?Well, It also gets you that incredible comic above, drawn by my hero and yours, Patrick Dean! Oh, and it was inked by a buncha other people, me not being one. Thanks, guys.

I will be there with all my Rashy comics. Have you got them all? Of course you don’t, so come one, come all and spend the day behind a folding table with me and the other top niggas in mini comix. PS I love all of you.

“Rashy has evolved from an edgy underground comix rabbit to more of a Smurf with rabbit ears.  And it works.” -Shannon Smith cartoonist/funnbook critic

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Truth is always stranger than fiction. I mean, like, I guess. That’s what I’ve always heard. I dunno.

What I like about the “truth” is that it gives you a nice jump off point for writing. I often wonder what *Insert your name here* would do in a house fire, or in drag? Or a house fire in drag!

I guess this is the reason mostly of the characters in Rashy Rabbit are based on real people I know. *Disclaimer* Any Similarity to Persons Living or Dead Is Purely Coincidental.

Anyway, some of these extreme personalities are hardly exaggerated for print. “Benny” was based on probably the worse person I have ever met, and had the displeasure of befriending. Honey Bunny was based on- well, lemme put it this way, her name has been changed to protect the innocent.

Probably the character about whom I have gotten the most comments is the truest to the source material, Jimmy. I have known Jimmy (real name) for about 12 years, and yes, he really drives a van, dumpster dives and eats roadkill. Not that I am judging, no sir. I obviously respect those that decide not to join the hustle and bustle of the rat race, and instead, eat and live like rats. I kid, I kid. But it’s all true.

Sometimes people joke about me putting them in my comics. The problem with that is most of my  friends have far too similar views as my own, which makes for a dull contrast with Rashy. For a character to work well, he/she has to be proactive, which Rashy is clearly not. Of course that hasn’t stopped me from drawing people I know as rabbits in the background.

When the dust has settled, and my comics are filling a landfill somewhere, I hope Jimmy’s offspring will find these comics and be proud of their jackrabbit poppa.  I know he’s proud!

READ ABOUT JIMMY IN “A RABBIT IN KING ARTHUR’S FOOD COURT: A RASHY RABBIT ADVENTURE.”

“It’s real nice and refreshing to see someone working outside the box for the sake of doing what he wants the way he wants ta do it. It’s remarkably easy to go broke doing comics these days, especially the more original stuff like this.”

-Mike Hoffman: Artist/Hero.

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So, this is it. This is how Brad N’ Josh ended. In fact, it’s never seen print- that is, until NOW… and that’s only if you consider the internet print, and I don’t.

I guess you’ll always run into problems when you depict God in a comic strip.

Anyway, click on the Brad N’ Josh tag for more on the history of our comic as well as the comic itself. Wait, was that too pushy? Well, do it if you feel like it. I am not your boss.

A Rabbit In King Arthur’s Food Court: A Rashy Rabbit Adventure is NOW AVAILABLE

Rashy Rabbit no.6 is brought to you by Wide Awake Press.

Okay, perhaps I jumped the gun by announcing Spring is here earlier in my blog. I was wrong, but Spring here now. After all, I got a new comic coming out, and for whatever reason I have yet to wrap my pea-sized brain around, I seen to come out with a comic at the same time every year. Hmmm, where was I going with this?

Oh yes, A Rabbit In King Arthur’s Food Court: A Rashy Rabbit Adventure is done. The sigs where checked, the paper was purchased, the tears were shed and the button was added.

Unless I die in a horrible accident, this comic will be goin’ out to you by Monday.

More to come, that is to say, if I don’t die.

Coming soon…

“The first day of spring was once the time for taking the young virgins into the fields, there in dalliance
to set an example in fertility for nature to follow.  Now we just set the clocks an hour ahead and change
the oil in the crankcase.”

Another Spring will be with us anon, and it’ll bring new growth, and, more importantly, a new funnybook from yours truly.

Again, the models and some of the  characters names have changed this go-around with Rashy n’ pals. I like to keep the book evolving to fit my personal growth, and/or lack there of. At any rate, get used to the idea of it being ‘cartoony’, because this is a pretty far-out  action story.  Sorry, dudes. I just can’t do the same emotionally raw stories anymore.  I am in therapy for that, now. You guys still with me?

“A Rabbit In King Arthur’s Food Court. A Rashy Rabbit Adventure” is wrapped up and ready for print, and should be available for your acquisition really, really really soon. Yes, really.