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Atomic Bunny
Date | Number: 15 | Lang: English (en)
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I wonder why on several covers Atomic Bunny's fur is colored Bugs Bunny grey rather than black like it is on inside pages. Deliberate attempt to look like Bugs? Error? I must admit that the AB artists were quite inconsistent with his appearance. Costume details like the neck of his cape and the position of the "AB" logo changed from issue to issue and often from one story to the next.
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Atomic Rabbit's name was changed to Atomic Bunny with Issue #12, which kept the rabbit's fur black. But, it is clear that the changeover to having his fur gray on the front covers was a premeditated editorial policy change, starting with #13, and lasting through #16, with it reverting back to black at # 17, but changing back to gray at 18, and then back to black again at #19 (the series' final issue). The use of different colours on the lead character's body or clothing on the front cover from black used on the inside pages was reasonably common in the comic book industry. Donald Duck's sailor jersey (shirt) was black on the black and white inked comic strip pages, which preceded that character's appearance in comic books. So, that tradition was kept up later, when his full colour Sunday comic strip was started, and kept the same when his strips and stories were first started in comic books. However, the front covers of comic books were the eye-catchers for potential readers, and so, the glossy, shiny bright colours of the new books would catch the eye best, to make them stand out on the magazine shelves. So, comic book publishers often changed the large blackened portions of their characters' clothing costume on their books' inside pages to a lighter, brighter colour, on the books' front covers. That was especially true for funny animal genre characters. I admit that it is more unusual in the case of Atomic Bunny's fur (rather than a large piece of clothing being changed). But, I'm sure he wasn't the only black-coloured lead character whose colour was lightened and brightened on his front covers.
  
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NameAtomic Bunny 15 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: quarterly
NotesOn sale date taken from arrival date stamped on cover of issue being indexed.
 
Cover1 page
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals; Superhero
PencilsPat Masulli (signed)
InksPat Masulli (signed)
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
Comic StoryRabbit Hounded / Atomic Bunny (5 pages)
Job #S-4567
Script ?
PencilsGeorge Wildman
InksGeorge Wildman
LettersJon D'Agostino
NotesArt credits per George Wildman's record logs courtesy of Karl Wildman.
 
Comic StoryFoul Ball / Atomic Bunny (2 pages)
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script ?
PencilsAl Fago ?
InksAl Fago ?
 
Comic StoryThe Duel / Atomic Bunny (10 pages)
Job #S-4571
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script ?
PencilsGeorge Wildman
InksGeorge Wildman
LettersJon D'Agostino
NotesArt credits per George Wildman's record logs courtesy of Karl Wildman.
 
PSAAtomic Mouse Approves 'Fun With Pop' Daily Habits / Atomic Mouse (1 page)
Script ?
PencilsJon D'Agostino ?
InksJon D'Agostino ?
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
Comic StorySome Days You Can't Win (5 pages)
FeatureLi'l Bunny
Job #S-4355
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script ?
PencilsGeorge Wildman
InksGeorge Wildman
LettersJon D'Agostino
NotesArt credits per George Wildman's record logs courtesy of Karl Wildman.
 
ActivityGoing Shopping (1 page)
Job #4301
GenreAnthropomorphic-funny Animals
Script ?
PencilsGeorge Wildman
InksGeorge Wildman
LettersJon D'Agostino
NotesPuzzle page. Art credits per George Wildman's record logs courtesy of Karl Wildman.
 
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