Return of the Bunny Suicides

Rating:
Summary: Not quite as good as it's Big Brother...
Review: Worth a look nonetheless, for it is the genre of these books which is so amusing and intelligent. I get so tired of this notion that by acknowledging the purile, wicked and taboo we somehow become all of those things ourselves and worse still, evil. These books encourage us to see the natural and lighter side of wicked and intrusive humour. Far healthier to do so than claim not have such thought or feeling because it's inhuman, it is very much so human! What better way to develop greater understanding of your own mind than through humour?
Incidently, to any detractors of this theory, no actual little fluffy bunnies were hurt in the making of these books!

Rating:
Summary: Goodbye Cruel World!
Review: I love the Bunny Suicide books! Mr. Riley makes them so funny, and we should all be ashamed for enjoying them so much. I enjoy the way he works in current pop culture and events to some of the suicides, making them that much more hysterical.

My favorite in this one has to be the bunny who ate all the beans! A laugh riot.

Rating:
Summary: Like the first one
Review: Like the first one, it is sometimes funny, many times sick. The drawings are sort of crude, but I can see this is the kind of material that has its fans.