/lit/'s thoughts on this book?

>>8931822
a fun romp

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>>8931822
It's dank af.

>>8931822
9/10 would read again if it was 2005

Saw a friend mentioning its his fav as kid on fb

>>8931822
Ask /co/ too. They love it

>>8931822
scholastic book fair/10
great fun though

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Degenerate propaganda

>>8933702
Shut the fuck up.

>>8931822
A modern classic. Don't be fooled by it's childlike exterior. Captain Underpants is full of hidden meaning and (if read with a patrician mindset) is one of the finest pieces of literature written during this century. Before starting you should have at least read

>All the Greeks
>Rig Veda
>Writings of the Gnostics, Marcion especially
>Summa Theologica
>Divine Comedy
>Nietzsche
>Heidigger
>Finnegan's Wake
>Carl Jung

And many more, but those are the basics. Now, understand that Captain Underpants may appear to be a character from a juvenile imagination, but in reality he is the Jungian archetype of a hero, stripped bare of worldly trappings. His wedgie power represents emasculation. Dr. Diaper wears a diaper because it is a representation of evil as embodied in an eternal child, unable to develop into a well-adjusted adult and lashing out against the grown-up world. A 'man-child' if you will. George and Harold, by contrast, are symbols of boisterous, but still well-adjusted childhood, that CU works to defend from being morphed into what Dr. Diaper represents.

Highly recommend. Enjoy.

>>8932083
hey we're probably the same age

>>8933702
Well this ruined my day

>>8933702
Jesus, the whole shebang in one page