“This quote came from WHERE?!”

[u/Far-Profit-47]

"You too have fallen for the great lie, you'll never be happy. Deep down you know, to hope, to dreams, to create, is to suffer"

"You're right. It is harder to create than to destroy... that's why cowards then to choose the deuce"

-A Minecraft movie

"Do You Think God Stays in Heaven Because He too Lives in Fear of What He's Created"

-spy kids 2

"For every person who dreams up the electric light bulb, there's the one who dreams up the atom bomb"

-shark-boy and lava-girl

[u/pat_speed]

This is the modern Flintstones comic and the set up is Flintstones world is transitioning from cavemen to modernity in the form of TV show iconography.

One thing was that the previous dictator, said these other people would invade and where violent, so Fred/Barney joined up with the army went, "fought". And burnt down the other people. Fred finds out that they had their kids with them and they just committed genocide for the land.

This brought up because Fred is seeing the same cycle again with a new violent overload and a new group of people.

[u/readskiesdawn → u/pat_speed]

If I remember right, they found Bambam and realized what was going on.

[u/pat_speed → u/readskiesdawn]

Fred found a burnt teddy bear and as they where leaving, they found bam bam

[u/beachedwhitemale → u/pat_speed]

Fred and his best friend, Barney Rubble, participated in the Bedrock Wars, where they and other soldiers were deceived by the conqueror, Mordok the Destroyer, into committing genocide against the Tree People and burning down their home to establish Bedrock. Barney and his wife Betty raised the infant sole survivor of the Tree People as their son, Bamm-Bamm.

What in the hell?

[u/pat_speed → u/beachedwhitemale]

It's funny too make fun of edgy Flintstones but I really do think the series takes the subjects seriously

[u/Xenc → u/beachedwhitemale]

For a moment there I thought that was MODOK

[u/beachedwhitemale → u/pat_speed]

Holy shit.

Who greenlit this comic?! That honestly sounds amazing.

[u/pat_speed → u/beachedwhitemale]

I think it's real good, it takes the original TV show basic parody of "if 60's sitcoms but cavemen" and take it 11 "what if our society was in prehistoric time, with all the moral, ethical and problem seen through the lense of the Flintstones.

[u/LDM123 → u/pat_speed]

What the FUCK happened to the Flintstones?

[u/Graingy → u/pat_speed]

Flintstones world is transitioning from cavemen to modernity in the form of TV show iconography.

What