Bunny #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHarvey Comics kicks off this Giant Teen-Size series in fine 1966 fashion with Bunny #1, introducing "The Queen of the In-Crowd" — she's hip, she's mod, she's boss, as the cover cheerfully declares. Hy Eisman's cover art captures the full go-go-club energy: a red-headed guy doing a wild headstand on the dance floor while Bunny and a crowd of teens boogie around him, a live band playing in the background and speech balloons bouncing everywhere. It's a bright, bubbly snapshot of mid-sixties teen culture that sets the tone for writer Warren Harvey's story inside.
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Origin story of how Bunny became a top fashion model and teen beauty queen.
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