Darmok47 t1_jbpz1mw wrote
I hope they take inspiration from the recent Flintstones Comics, which really delved into modern issues as reflected in the weird Paleolithic pastiche of The Flintstones universe. Like Fred's pals Adam and Steve.
It's a fantastic satire.
stench_montana t1_jbqgdlj wrote
What an odd tone. Is there comedy in between or is it just straight up serious/dramatic the entire time?
TL10 t1_jbrogdj wrote
It has humor. It does a lot of tongue in-cheek jokes about the politcal/cultural climate of our day, but the best description that I can give of the whole run is that through it all, the one thing it tries to be is earnest. Despite the cynicism, it tries to be optimistic where it can.
MrPMS t1_jbqcstl wrote
I've been reading the series recently and it's been fantastic. Really good satire about everything from capitalism, consumerism to PTSD. Highly recommend.
khanfusion t1_jbu3zra wrote
You should check out the writer's other Hanna Barbara/DC project, "Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles." It's outstanding.
MrPMS t1_jbuay6j wrote
It is now on my list! Thanks!
zhurrick t1_jbqrc3o wrote
>Homo Erectus
Brilliant.
ArkyBeagle t1_jbuuf3k wrote
Kinky Friedman did it first :)
bob1689321 t1_jbqff8u wrote
Literally only clicked this thread to see if someone mentioned the comic. Great little series.
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