Edited by Robert Beach
As I write this, the Internet is awash in videos and praise for the most recent installment of the Far Cry franchise: Far Cry Primal. Eschewing the contemporary setting of the series thus far, Far Cry Primal is a prehistoric adventure game dropping you right in the heart of my favorite under-appreciated genre: caveman fantasy.
This recent caveman revival has given me cause to look over the role of caveman fiction in the realm of comics. Turns out, cavemen in the main two comic companies are weirdly represented minority spread across major roles, forgotten classics, bizarre experiments, and fondly remembered cult hits. Today, we honor them.
As I write this, the Internet is awash in videos and praise for the most recent installment of the Far Cry franchise: Far Cry Primal. Eschewing the contemporary setting of the series thus far, Far Cry Primal is a prehistoric adventure game dropping you right in the heart of my favorite under-appreciated genre: caveman fantasy.
This recent caveman revival has given me cause to look over the role of caveman fiction in the realm of comics. Turns out, cavemen in the main two comic companies are weirdly represented minority spread across major roles, forgotten classics, bizarre experiments, and fondly remembered cult hits. Today, we honor them.
