I don't get it. So were they able to predict the 9/11 attacks

cavemen were just so patriotic that they respected the attacks even though they wouldn't happen for tens of thousands of years

>>95275172
That's a penis in the first panel.

>he not remember Ooga Rock Laden attack Two Big Rock

Berrypickers back to Rockblr

In the morning the shadows create Loss.

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>>95276066
I can kinda see it already

>>95275172
>Or does the B.C. comic series take place in a post-apocalyptic world where mankind reverted back to acting like cavemen?

Yes. The timeline goes like this:

>Apocalyptic war
>Judge Dredd timeline
>complete destruction of the Mega Cities in some other apocalyptic war
>events of B.C.
>events of Disney's Aladdin

>>95275172
>So were they able to predict the 9/11 attacks by thousands of years? Or does the B.C. comic series take place in a post-apocalyptic world where mankind reverted back to acting like cavemen?

Both.
All of this has happened before, all of this will happen again.

>>95275172
>Or does the B.C. comic series take place in a post-apocalyptic world where mankind reverted back to acting like cavemen?

This, many comics hint to it.

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>>95277317
Never forget, even tens of thousands of years into the post-cyberpocalyptic future.

>>95277128
I lost.

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If you stop crying about those towers for even one second, the terrorists win.

>>95282132
I thought it was the other way around.

>>95275172
Clearly they experienced some kind of cave-man 9/11. Probably a pterodactyl flying into two tall huts.