Between 2008 and 2017, Maxine created and published an autobiographical webcomic called Chaosbunny (though it started out as 'Jim & Tonic'), and entirely failed to monetise this in any way. Chaosbunny comics included some themes dear to the artist's heart, and she often regarded it as his subtlest form of activism.

The chaosbunny website has been out of action for the past couple of years due to a code migration issue combined with an extreme disintegration of the artist's mental health, but Bunny is working on bringing it back in archive form. In the meantime, here is a small sample of comics from the archive.

Started at a time when she was in an abusive relationship, and continuing through a period of immense upheaval in the artist's life, they have felt somewhat ambivalent about going back through the archive, so will only be going through it on good days. It is grateful though, for having a creative outlet that helped the bunny see and share the lighter side of life.

Some characters though, such as The Lexx, remain supportive figures in my life to this day, and the comic strip brings back fond memories.

And some topics remain timeless.

I/we/he/she/they/Maxine/the bunny don't/doesn't really know what the future holds for the comic. It has been a difficult few years, and between trauma recovery, disability and chronic illness any plans have to flex around the current state of physical and mental health. It would be nice to rekindle the site in some way, though, and there is a whole series of mental health related comics from 2020 that were never released.

In the meantime though, Bunny these days is something of a hermit, and revelling in that, so if you're planning to visit, bring tea.