Yes. My manners are inadequate.

Even better - it's the Bunny of Exuberance (can you spot the other four symbols?).

I find nothing negative about being associated with Graffiti Nerds by Dan 'Bizarro' Piraro. I have been a Bizarro fan ever since it was trying to compete with The Far Side. I have a 199X comic clip on my bulletin board (Two guys in scuba gear in an elevator saying to a guy in a business suit "I wouldn't push anything below four"). And I recently tried to pitch him a couple gags (for which he emailed me a polite, encouraging and personalized rejection). If you don't mind a little delay (he posts 2-3 comics at a time), the Bizarro Blog, is best way to enjoy the comic, with a nice dose of Creator's Commentary. (Chron.com only goes back a month, and doesn't include the Sunday Punnies)

Anyway, the Bunny of Exuberance has not been appearing as often in recent strips as some of his other icons, but he's in a picture on the wall here and here (partly obscured by the word balloon, but that's surely his tooth), and on the side of the fireworks stand, and on the sofa pillow.

Yes. Yes, they mock us. For this they must die.

NO! Not Bizarro! There are several dozen single-panel comics that deserve to be taken out first... 9 to 5, Ballard Street, Bliss, Bottomliners, The Flying McCoys, FROG APPLAUSE... Send the Fluffy Bunny of Doom against those unfunny funnies first!

This bunny and screaming boy are ready for the attack commander.

Most Bizarro cartoons include ... the abbreviation "K2" (referring to his children Kermit and Krapuzar) ...

Wow, that is excedingly .. wacky? But this Bizarro book says his kids are named Klondyke and Krapuzar. Oh, never mind. "I tend to change those names every time anyone asks."

Ahh, the Bunny of Exuberance!

His hidden symbols thing/number above his name thing reminds me of Hirschfeld, who hid in his drawings his's daughter's name (Nina) and the number above his signature indicated how many times it appeared.