BAT BUNNIES


by Chris Flynn 2020




 This is my start for my last year at art college and is a comic called Bat Bunnies originally called Vampire Bunnies but that is the name of a trendy dress shop so I changed it, the story starts with the main vampire Rotten Count trying to save his daughter from the evil slime which surrounds the tall tower where she is being kept prisoner so RC sends his faithful allies the Bat Bunnies in to save the princess from her fate, but can they?


My influences range from all sorts of things such as, RED DWARF, Bone, frank Zappa, and other black and white media you can view my other work at www.defencebucket.co.uk 


FAMILY and CHARACTER TREE




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