Vasquez said at the 2007 New York Comic Con that the original "Fillerbunny" comics would be done in a single night and he would rush through and do whatever he could in a small amount of time. The third issue, however, broke this mold. According to the introduction, it took over nine months to complete, and he feels it is of much higher quality than the first two. At Comic-Con 2005, Vasquez mentioned that his next comic was a love story. Since this, however, he attended an event in early 2007 and stated he was not working on his "own" comics – he was collaborating on two comics in the style of "Everything Can Be Beaten", acting only as author. The first, titled "Jellyfist", was intended for release on July 25, 2007, but the initial print run of "Jellyfist" was incredibly poor, and so it was re-released in October 2007. In 2009, Vasquez collaborated with other alternative artists in Marvel Comics' "Strange Tales", issue 2 of 3, with a story about MODOK. It sold extremely well and all three issues have been collected into a hardcover trade paperback. The next year he returned for Marvel's "Strange Tales" II, issue 1 of 3, with a story about Wolverine.