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A darkly hilarious, purely visual exploration of absurdly elaborate cartoon rabbit demises. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with The Book of Bunny Suicides.
- absurd
- morbid
- bleakly humorous
- 01
The Dumb Bunnies
Dav Pilkey · 1995
A masterclass in deadpan absurdity that invites kids to feel like the smartest people in the room.
- 02
All My Friends Are Dead
Avery Monsen and Jory John
A darkly hilarious, illustrated meditation on mortality that will make you laugh while staring directly into the void.
- 03
The Perry Bible Fellowship
Nicholas Gurewitch
A brisk, unpredictable collection of abstract wit and visual humor.
- 04
Bloom County Babylon
Berkeley Breathed · 1986
A brisk, humorous collection of classic comic strips delivering five years of playful mischief.
- 05
More Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops
Jen Campbell
A hilarious, bite-sized tribute to the baffling, bizarre, and endearing things people say when surrounded by books.
- 06
The Far Side Gallery 5
Gary Larson · 1982
A surreal, deadpan safari through the bizarre intersections of human folly, animal intelligence, and impending disaster.
- 07
Animals Should Definitely Not Wear Clothing
Judi Barrett
A delightfully silly exploration of an absurd hypothetical, driven by witty visual punchlines and cheerful animal antics.
- 08
Almost everybody farts
Marty Kelley
A gleefully irreverent, rhyming celebration of the great equalizer of bodily functions.
- 09
Weird things customers say in bookshops
Jennifer Campbell
A hilarious, bite-sized tribute to the baffling and wonderful oddities of the reading public.
- 10
And Another Thing
Jeremy Clarkson
A wry, anecdotal romp through the absurdities and perplexities of modern social customs.
- 11
xkcd
Randall Munroe
A delightfully nerdy exploration of romance, sarcasm, math, and language told through minimalist stick figures.
- 12
It's not easy being a bunny
Marilyn Sadler · 1983
A playful, repetitive romp about trying on different identities before realizing there is no place quite like home.
