FUNNY BUNNY
Real Name: Unrevealed
Identity/Class: Extradimensional (Earth-57780)
normal human
Occupation: Thief
Group Membership: None
Affiliations: None
Enemies: Spider-Man (Peter Parker), Easter egg collectors
(all Earth-57780)
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: None
Base of Operations: New York; Washington, DC,
USA (Earth-57780)
First Appearance: Spidey Super Stories#9/4
(June, 1975)
Powers/Abilities: Funny Bunny had no
superhuman powers but was obsessive about stealing Easter treats from children's baskets.
Height:
Unrevealed
Weight: Unrevealed
Eyes: Unrevealed
Hair: Ginger
History:
(Spidey Super Stories#9/4 (fb)) - The person who
would become Funny Bunny became very upset when a stranger sat on her
Easter basket full of Easter treats.
(Spidey Super Stories#9/4 (fb) - BTS) - She took to a
life of crime, wearing a rabbit costume and stealing others' Easter
goodies. She even made the front page in the Daily Bugle newspaper.
(Spidey Super Stories#9/4) - Funny Bunny stole more
Easter sweets and then chose the high-profile Easter egg rolling
competition on the White House lawn in Washington, DC. Acting on a
hunch, Spider-Man went there as well. When the competition started,
Funny Bunny leapt out to steal the chocolate, but Spider-Man webbed her
up and hauled her away. The American President congratulated Spidey on
the capture.
Comments:
Created by Jean Thomas (writer), Win Mortimer (pencils), Mike Esposito
& Tony Mortellaro (inks). Based on the Electric Company script by
Tom Whedon.
Forget the Green Goblin, that is one creepy outfit!
Not sure who played Funny Bunny in the TV series, but the same actors played various roles. What is notable is that the American President in the 1975 story is a black woman.
For non-American readers, the Presidential Easter Egg Roll is held annually on Easter Monday at theWhite House.
Profile by Grendel Prime.
CLARIFICATIONS
:
Funny Bunny has no known connections to:
images:
(without ads)
Spidey Super Stories#9, p23, pan1 (main image)
p22, pan4 (headshot as child)
Appearances:
Spidey Super Stories#9/4 (June, 1975)
- Jean Thomas (writer), Win Mortimer (pencils), Mike Esposito &
Tony Mortellaro (inks), A.J. Hays (editor)
First posted: 04/01/18
Last updated: 04/01/18
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