B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for September 27, 2012

the MHC, Mini Hadron Collider?

God’ll get you for that.

Looks like one of them cushions for people with hemorrhoids…

The hadron collider assumes that theory for what molecules, and even atoms, are made up of has been completed.

A hula hoop for wolfe…

Sheldon Cooper would love one of those!

Drawings and humor – both degenerating. Good luck, Mason.

Hart’s most famous and most controversial strips, in fact, paired his cavemen with references to Christ, Christmas, Easter (or Resurrection Sunday, if you prefer), etc.

All things that happened a mere 2,000 years ago (approximately).

Oh no! Comics.com readers being forced to think or look something up on Google! Oh the humanity!

Not Historical but Hysterical!

Further to earlier: B.C.‘s been running for 55 years. I’ve been following for 50+/-. What appeals was Hart’s wit/humor about his caveman society, and so his ability to allude to the present. Without being blatant. As could Schulz and Watterson.

I thought it said ‘hardon collider’. Guess my mind is still in the gutter.

It’s a ninja frisbee and he hasn’t figured out yet that it’s a weapon.

This comic strip has always muddled up the eras, and that was always a part of its charm. For example, when Thor turned his wheel into a large gear like object, laid a string of blocks (ties) along the ground to roll the gear over and called it a “choo choo”, or every September they would celebrate labour day by doing some work (“Let’s get it over with”).

Not only have outrageous anachronisms been a part of this strip’s humor since the fifties, but we shouldn’t lose sight of the fact that its title, “B.C.,” refers to the name of the strip’s main character, not the time period in which it’s set.

Boson was and is here before BC…..

The ancient Greeks postulated atoms as a theory, took 2400 years to actually see & confirm their existence in the early 1900s.