After losing their apartment, failing every job interview they had and settling on a miserable position cataloging old, dusty boxes at a museum, what else could go wrong for Bunny and Bear? The answer is, everything.

While trying to find a quick way to get their job done, these two misfit friends end up losing everything in the museums warehouse by accidentally sending it back in time! Now they must travel all across time, bumbling their way through misadventures to bring everything home without messing up the future, before anyone finds out what they have done.

The Adventures of Bunny and Bear is a fun and exciting journey through time that teaches history and has fun at the same time.

Art by Richard Livingston

You can tell from first glance that Bunny is trouble. There is always some scheme floating about in his head waiting to be unleashed. Cleanliness is far from his strong point. Bunny is very street smart, when he and Bear get in a jam it might be Bear that figures out how to get out of it,  but it’s Bunny that makes it happen. He sticks with Bear because he is the only one that has ever treated Bunny as a real friend.

Art by Richard Livingston

Unlike his friend, Bear is obsessively clean, being dirty drives him nuts. Bear is book smart, strong, courageous, friendly and compassionate. Despite Bunny’s numerous flaws, Bear sticks with him because they are friends and he sees something special within the little guy. Bear tends to see the world through rose colored glasses.

Art by Richard Livingston

Where Bear looks at the world through rose colored glasses,
Mrs. P sees it through red tape. She is the paperwork obsessed curator of the Museum. She hires Bunny and Bear on when no one else will take the job. Mrs. P can never find out that the artifacts and her new employees have gone missing, leaving MEG to find creative ways to keep her out of the warehouse till Bunny and Bear get back.

Art by Richard Livingston

MEG is a powerful super computer that was put to rest in the museum’s warehouse. Bunny and Bear put MEG back together hoping that she would help with their job. During the process Bunny puts an alien device into MEG and when she awakens everything is sent back in time. MEG will speak with Bunny and Bear through a Portable Cataloging Device that they carry and guide them in the mission to get home. She is quick, witty and more than a bit sarcastic.

Art by Richard Livingston