You may not have noticed it, but comics these days are... well, not "cool", exactly... but at least "not deserving of scorn"?  A lot of legitimate press outlets are heaping praise on Brian K. Vaughn's excellent "Ex Machina" - a comic...

{ yay! }The Bunnyocalypse is a Yahoo! Pick

Be rewarded for wasting time & killing kittens: Samurai Kittens{ A good game for bad people... }

We're close to one of the best times of the year here in Los Angeles -- the weekend of the Festival of Books{ the free tickets to the myriad events become available this weekend }

Our Bunnyocalypse has been named "About.com's Humor site of the Day"... who said anything about humor in the Marshmallow Bunny Apocalypse?

The Great Taco Hunt: the blog of one man's mission to taste & rate every taco in Los Angeles

Get your Monday Morning Snipin' On with this flash game: Tactical Assassin

If this video of a live robot fight club doesn't do it for you... then I don't know what.

HAPPY EASTER!Just in time: celebrate with 2 new episodes of BUNNYOCALYPSE

Here, in stark contrast to our own Bunnyocalypse, is a college student's photo project in which she used Peeps as stick-on lingerie.

DarkDan introduces us to a...Machine for Making Your Own Marshmallow Peeps{ with the proper set-up, I think I could build a system to automatically create a Marshmallow Peep, then direct it to a fitting end in the Bunnyocalypse }

It's not an official entry in our longstanding "Museum of Food Anomalies" - but look here on eBay and you will find a miraculous Seahorse Made of Bacon.

A happy day: both the Circus of Disemboweled Plush Toys and the MoFA (Museum of Food Anomalies) have been updated.

I suck at this simple timing game in which you run and punch ice walls.  But it's strangely addictive.

What better way to start your Thursday then by viewing a gallery of the onomatopoeic words used in vintage Batman fight scenes? Everything from Aieeee! to Flrbbbb! to Z-Z-Z-Zwap!

When you read something like this, you have to wonder... is the dude just completely off his nut?  Or is he using academia for a dry, Swiftian bit of humor?