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calendars out of stone every
December. Other characters attempt to harness fire or to discover an unexplored territory, like Peter trying to find the "new world" by crossing the ocean on a raft. Animals, like the dinosaur, think such thoughts as, "There's one consolation to becoming extinct—I'll go down in history as the first one to go down in history." Grog arrived in early 1966, emerging from a miniature glacier which melted to reveal what Wiley called "Prehistoric man!"
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relating to the main cast and to a variety of secondary, continuing characters. One such periodic recurring gag has Peter communicating with an unseen pen-pal on the other side of the ocean, writing a message on a slab of rock that he floats off into the horizon. It is invariably returned the same
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follows a gag-a-day format, featuring (mostly) unrelated jokes from day to day, plus a color Sunday strip. Occasionally it will run an extended sequence on a given theme over a week or two. It also follows the convention of Sunday strips with a short, setup/payoff joke in the first two panels,
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Originally, the strip was set firmly in prehistoric times, with the characters clearly living in an era untouched by modernity. Typical plot lines, for example, include B.C.'s friend, Thor (inventor of the wheel and the comb), trying to discover a use for the wheel. Thor was also seen making
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The characters live, for the most part, in caves, in what appears to be a barren, mountainous desert by an unidentified sea. Background detail is often limited to a simple horizon line broken up by the occasional silhouettes of a stray volcano or cloud. "Retail stores", "shop counters", and
375:: A yellow haired, self-styled genius and the world's first philosophical failure, founder of the "Prehistoric Pessimists Society" and the "Truth Pedestal," and the discoverer of oil. Peter is patterned after Hart's friend, Peter Reuter; the two had been co-workers at General Electric.
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way, with a sarcastic reply written on the reverse side. These segments use silent or "pantomime" panels (indicating that time has elapsed; night falls and dawn rises) between the set-up and the delayed punch line—typical of Hart's idiosyncratic use of "timing" in
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message. Hart responded to the controversy, saying "This comic was in no way intended to be a message against Islam — subliminal or otherwise.... It would be contradictory to my own faith as a
Christian to insult other people's beliefs." The
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and perpetual klutz, clumsy enough to trip over a shadow, yet with some unusual skills, such as his ability to make and stack "water balls" (similar to snowballs). Clumsy Carp was patterned after Hart's childhood friend, Jack
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followed by an extended gag, which allows newspapers to trim the opening panels for space. The principal cast is small and varied, with each character imbued with a developed personality. "The art style, like that of
528:: the queen ant, an unfeeling and abusive dictator. Queen Ida was based on Hart's wife Bobby, whose given name was Ida. She was featured every year on her birthday, December 3, until Mrs. Hart's death in 2018. (The
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Studios received many angry responses from readers and issued an apology on their website.
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made its newspaper debut on
February 17, 1958, and was among the longest-running strips still written and drawn by its original creator when Hart died at his drawing board in
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with a deliberately broad, non literal time frame. As time went on, the strip began to mine humor from having the characters make explicit references to modern-day
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symbol on the front, slamming the door shut, and declaring, "Is it just me, or does it stink in here?" was interpreted by some as carrying an anti-
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cartoon character drinking glasses. In the last half of the 1960s, the BC characters were used in commercials for
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Special Jury Award, The Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival, Canada,"B.C. A Special Christmas", 1982
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mascot. Also served as the inspiration for the mascot of the now disestablished US Navy fighter squadron VF-114 the "Aardvarks".)
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teams, not to mention the first bartender. Wiley was patterned after Hart's brother-in-law, Wiley Baxter, who lost his leg in
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as "a word seldom used after Toyota sales topped 2 million." The day was the 65th anniversary of the
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The Silver Bell Award, Best Animated Television Commercial, Advertising Council, "B.C. Tickets for ACTION", 1974
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1635:"Johnny Hart Exhibit 'Before BC' — Collection of Pre-BC illustrations, comic strips, photographs and artwork,"
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in central New York state). Each year Johnny would bring in a group of cartoonists to play in the Pro-Am.
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transforming into a cross, "religiously offensive" and "shameful", and accused Hart of promoting
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groups who were offended that Hart would include his own Christian beliefs in his strip.
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consequently relegated strips which its editorial staff deemed objectionable to the
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featured a parting message from the Queen to her subjects.)
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theology. A 2003 strip depicting a character using an
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American comic strip created by cartoonist Johnny Hart
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1758:"B.C. – No More "Cute Chick" and "Fat Broad""
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1376:B.C. Life is a Seventy-Five Cent Paperback
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1514:B.C. A Rag and a Bone and a Yank of Hair
1454:B.C. The Sun Comes Up, the Sun Goes Down
1442:B.C. Loneliness Is Rotting on a Bookrack
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2008:The Plain Truth – At the Hart of B.C.
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2043:Oppenheimer, Mark (April 13, 2001).
2027:Easter Comic Strip Creates An Uproar
1809:Hart, Mastroianni and (2024-05-20).
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1859:The Anteater Mascot, UCI Library
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2235:National Cartoonists Society
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1424:B.C. Great Zot I'm Beautiful
1079:as Fat Broad and Cute Chick.
1052:B.C.: The First Thanksgiving
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2136:Woolery, George W. (1989).
2102:Woolery, George W. (1989).
1472:B.C. No Two Sexes Are Alike
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1969:Don Markstein's Toonopedia
1544:Return of B.C. Rides Again
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1412:B.C. It's a Funny World
1346:The Sunday Best of B.C.
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122:North America Syndicate
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2266:B.C. ACTION Commercial
1364:B.C. Is Alive and Well
1147:B.C. 2: Grog's Revenge
1141:B.C.'s Quest for Tires
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530:December 3, 2019 strip
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1879:John Hart Studios.com
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1546:(1989) Andrews McMeel
1540:(1988) Andrews McMeel
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309:Character inspiration
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2209:NCS-Best Humor Strip
1762:The Daily Cartoonist
1685:(December 25, 1986).
1564:(2009) Thomas Nelson
1558:(2007) Checker Books
1468:(1981) Firefly Books
1430:B.C. Color Me Sunday
1418:B.C. Truckin on Down
1270:The Yellow Kid Award
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645:Anno Domini, or A.D.
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2566:The Meaning of Lila
2064:The Washington Post
1534:(1987) Budget Books
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2804:State of the Union
2736:Girls & Sports
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2382:Creators.com: B.C.
2013:2004-06-19 at the
1950:Chatological Humor
1864:2013-01-09 at the
1740:2014-12-03 at the
1652:The New York Times
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