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on the magic word "Shupid" and restored on the word "Kwi". She was presumed to be dead after being transported to another dimension with Riff. However, she was seen alive but in a horrifically burned condition in an alternate dimension with Riff. By clever trickery, Riff managed to restore Zoë to her
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rabbit who is very mean and carries a switchblade. Bun-bun is manipulative, violent, amoral, easily angered and extremely vengeful. He is rude to all the other members of the group, shows no concern for their feelings, and has made it clear on numerous occasions that he has no interest in helping
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is like stepping into a time warp", not just because the site "still looks like it was developed on
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them, even when their lives were at risk. Though physically a small rabbit, Bun-bun is more powerful than much of the rest of the cast, possessing great strength disproportionate to his size. He has a collection of weapons, his second favorite after the switchblade being a
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started on August 25, 1997. In an interview, creator Pete Abrams said that he had always hoped the strip could become his full-time job, and treated it like a job from the start. According to Abrams, he promoted the comic to friends, at conventions, and in posts on
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early on in the strip merely added spice to the relationship. There was a break in the tradition when Bun-bun was thrown out of time and was not present in 2005, and aside from an attack more inconveniencing than dangerous in 2006 he has not resumed the feud.
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said in a history of webcomics that around 1996–2000, while newspaper-style strips continued to dominate webcomics, "now the winning genre was the ongoing serial adventure strip, usually done with a heavy dollop of geeky comedy", and listed
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title, "which has been a source of consternation for webcomic pundits for nearly two decades". This relates to a god named 'Sluggy', related to main character Bun-Bun. The contributors-only blog operated by Abrams mentioned that the
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2002:"Sluggy Freelance - Comics for the Week of 11/28/16"
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2311:Garrity, Shaennon (July 15, 2011).
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1834:Robinson, Tasha (April 19, 2002).
1291:Sluggy Freelance: The Holiday Wars
1215:Sluggy Freelance: A Very Big Bang!
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1098:Sluggy Freelance: Is It Not Nifty?
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2155:"Gwynn - the Official GPF Wiki"
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2484:"The Best of the Webcomics"
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2195:"Burying and Planting pt 2"
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