http://executivebunnies.com We don't run Hollywood - we rule it. Sat, 20 Oct 2007 08:31:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en This is the first strip in over a year, and one of only nine since this website was launched, so I don't think I am suggesting anything untoward if I suggest you not anticipate too many updates too often in the future. I'm annoying like that. 20th Century Fox have a ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/14 No time for a long post today - I have a pet cat who broke his leg and needs caring for, and I have Centrelink obligations to fulfil before tomorrow. Sooner or later this webcomic will hit into the swing of things and actually be, you know, regular and stuff. ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/13 Sorry about the delay, but I did warn you when I started this webcomic that I wasn't committing to a regular schedule just yet. I haven't even finished the website layout. See the glorious links that don't actually go anywhere! See the archive pages that don't have a header graphic! Many ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/12 My favourite entertainment news story of the week has definitely been MGM announcing plans to make The Hobbit into a film - perhaps even two films - with Peter Jackson as their top pick as director. It's my favourite story because it turns out they didn't actually speak to Peter ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/11 Today is September 11. Today is the fifth anniversary of the devastating terrorist attack on New York's World Trade Center that killed thousands of people, terrified millions and set the United States government on a dangerous path of violence, war, reactionary conflict and diminished civil liberties. I remember trying to ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/10 It's not really relevant yet, but Executive Bunnies is - quite understandably - set in the grand old city of Los Angeles. After all, that's where Hollywood is, and Hollywood is what they do. The developing film industry settled there in the early 1900s, partly because the weather was good ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/9 Now that three strips are up, if I quit now I can smugly declare this entire exercise a trilogy and be done with it. I have, however, already finished this first epic narrative, so at the very least there are a few more posts to go. Australia took a tremendous blow ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/8 As noted below, this installment was drawn while watching the 1985 animated film Starchaser: The Legend of Orin. I rented this film a couple of times when I was a kid growing up in South Hedland (a town, perversely, in the north of Australia), and really liked it. When I ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/7 Well this is the first installment - with any luck it won't go all downhill from here. When I came to writing the first strip, I thought long and hard about how I was going to introduce the Executive Bunnies. Then I realised I didn't need to. They're pretty simple: they ... http://executivebunnies.com/archives/6