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Bunny vs Monkey #4
Bunny vs Monkey: The Wobbles
A peaceful night-time picnic in the woods. What could go wrong? SPLLUUURRRRPPPPP!! It's Monkey and he's got a robot suit that shoots CUSTARD! And wait . . . there's more?! Rocket-powered hot air balloons, Lord Wuffywuff's Dragon, the Wobbles and even the terrible hew-mans . . . Can Bunny defend the woods and avoid getting poinked?! It's Bunny vs Monkey: Book 4!
- GenresGraphic NovelsComics
64 pages, Paperback
First published July 6, 2017
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Jamie Smart
76 books81 followersJamie Smart is a British comic artist and author best known for his 10-issue comic series Bear and his popular children's comic series Bunny vs Monkey running in the Phoenix magazine.
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August 14, 2017
Invariably Jamie Smart has just two pages to pack a punch with his latest Bunny vs Monkey tale in each week’s issue of the brilliant Phoenix comic, so that means cranking up the pace and getting straight into the gags. The genius of the strip is the utter infantile sensibilities of the cast, so easily distracted, pursuing their own agendas as best suits their current mindset, and, in the case of Monkey, being small-minded in a very big way. It’s a bunch of children indulging in imaginary play, except the children are animals and the play often involves grandiose machines of mass destruction that, fortunately, are as effective as one conjured from the imagination. So within this world of utter silliness the creatures of the wood rub along, swinging between petty grievances and mechanised mayhem, but it’s not all going unnoticed…
Derek P Brigstocke, the park ranger, can’t help but take heed of the unnatural amount of explosions compared to a typical woodland, so his curiosity is piqued. As far as the animals are concerned, there’s now a threat form the wider world to contend with.
It’s silliness in the extreme, but Jamie’s colourful and energetic layouts coupled with his inventive and witty stories keep it all rattling along, and even the adults amongst you will be smirking at Bunny collecting up the deer poo (“I do wish they’d pick it up themselves”) and the incident with the Bear Bum.
I’m still holding out hope that we’ll get a POW! collection soon, but until then, sit back and enjoy Bunny vs Monkey.
Derek P Brigstocke, the park ranger, can’t help but take heed of the unnatural amount of explosions compared to a typical woodland, so his curiosity is piqued. As far as the animals are concerned, there’s now a threat form the wider world to contend with.
It’s silliness in the extreme, but Jamie’s colourful and energetic layouts coupled with his inventive and witty stories keep it all rattling along, and even the adults amongst you will be smirking at Bunny collecting up the deer poo (“I do wish they’d pick it up themselves”) and the incident with the Bear Bum.
I’m still holding out hope that we’ll get a POW! collection soon, but until then, sit back and enjoy Bunny vs Monkey.
April 4, 2022
Love, love, love it!!
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