B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for July 09, 2017

Ah, the old Xeroxed “tablet across the sea” artwork! It’s held up well over the years and years. If you’re going to stretch a two-panel daily gag into a Sunday strip by adding useless, empty filler panels…at least show some creativity.

“We believe in it; we just don’t do it.”

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Well, as Gamma Guy said – and so say all of us! – let’s see you do it.

Maybe the slabs are made from pumice. Easy to engrave too.

And pre-cell phone.

More like pre-internet and social media. The invention of Twitter signaled the end of civilized society.

Societies tend to lie to others about how stable and respectful they are. It also appears to be the job of the older generation in each society to complain that modern technology and thinking is what ruined the nation, and that their youth was much better.

I think BC is pre- most things.

Pre-TRUMP society!

I’ve long suspected that B.C. takes place in modern times but takes place in a lost world. (An island, valley, or plateau cut off from the rest of the modern world where prehistoric life still flourishes. Today’s strip seems to confirm this. Peter’s stones slabs are a way of communicating with the outside civilized world.

“People who do not read the newspaper are uninformed. People who read the newspaper are misinformed,” – Mark Twain.

Pre-Social Media for sure!