Any love for Captain Carrot and the Zoo Crew?
How would you do a modern Captain Carrot book?
It can't really be like the old one (all-ages comic with humor only adults would get) because kids don't really like funny animals anymore.
>>90597670
>zootopia
>gumball
>>90598060
But would kids buy it?
>>90596724
I collected the original series.
>>90598373
That...that's not real.
>>90597670
Have Morrison write it. He's used Captain Carrot several times.
>>90600662
Jesus Christ Clark just calm down and talk it over with Captain Carrot.
>>90602040
It is, but it's in Dubai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVJo1jjExzs
>>90598122
I think the point was Zootopia was a monster hit movie from last year popular with kids. The funny animals formula can still work.
>>90602411
It can in kids movies, of course. But what I mean is kids going to the comic store aren't going to be drawn to Captain Carrot, they're going to want the other Marvel/DC characters or comics based on cartoons.
So making a new Captain Carrot book that's aimed at kids but with some adult humor like the original series wouldn't be a good idea, because only the adults would be reading it.
So the alternative would be someone with renown doing it as a more serious book.
Though there were the Jurgens Bizarro and Bat-Mite comics of DCYou, but those sold horribly.
>>90602958
>But what I mean is kids going to the comic store
Newsflash: Kids don't go to comic stores. The mainstream print comics industry is dying in the US. It exists solely as IP farms for bigger companies.
Kids abandoned comics years ago. If DC were smart they'd do an all-ages Captain Carrot cartoon followed by some movies and make a killing.
>>90603112
OK, but I'm not talking about the industry or whatever.
Kids that DO go to comic stores are there to get their favorite superheroes or comics based on cartoons, which is why they even make those comics based on cartoons.
My whole point is that making a Captain Carrot comic aimed at kids is pointless.
>>90602300
I haven't had shrooms in a looooong time.
i like it.
would work well as a cartoon, could make fun of superhero tropes.
NO! THERE IS NO LOVE FOR CAPTAIN ZOO AND TH EZOO CROEWq@@
>>90596724
Loved the original series.
Cereal Lord's mini a few years ago was weird & grimdark.
>>90597670
If it's not going to be like the original then why even bother? This current trend of taking cartoon characters originally made for kids and making them edgy is the reason why Slapstick and the majority of the HB comic line (barring Flinstones and FQ) is complete garbage.
>>90596724
I always think its weird how so many writers try to include some variation of them into their stories. I get the feeling the moment the old writers die out so will all memory of them and people will wonder why the hell is there a rabbit in these multiverse stories.
>>90598122
Kids don't buy any comic, no matter the subject matter.
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Another obscure waifu, thanks anon.
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>>90610909
Found a Showcase Presents book at a secondhand store. Haven't read it yet.
YES.
>>90596724
Has Alex Ross done any art of them?
>still no digital reprints
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>>90612803
>mfw I can fap to this without wondering if I'm furry scum
>>90598060
Could WB start their own franchise full of furry criters?
...maybe after they're done with Lego Cinematic Universe.
ANYWAY:
storytime!
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>>90596724
He was one of my favorite parts of Multiversety.
I could honestly read an entire series about the adventures of him and black Superman bombing around the multiverse and fighting evil.
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What is that Batman supposed to be?
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>>90613949
you ned to read about Just'a Lotta Animals.
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i liked fastback first enemy: An average Possum.
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rubber duck and patriotic dog.
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ah, the power of teamwork, diversity and friendship.
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the end.
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