Inhumanoids: Part 1 - Kid's Entertainment Goes to H**L

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Michael and special guest Matt Swaford of Reklaimers Vintage Toys look back at a truly horrific 1980s action figure line -- the Inhumanoids.
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[@jdenoe69]

Hands down the one of the best shows Sunbow Productions made in that era. I really pushed the limits of what you could do in a American cartoon.

[@Grim2]

Yeah, Sunbow... and Bob Kane is the sole creator of Batman! :) (Let's give some credit to Marvel Productions too, for goodness sake)

[@jdenoe69]

@@Grim2 Good point.

[@chaddwicshay2733]

I just spent so long looking for this show, I remember my Dad bought my the toys but didnt really like the goryness of the show, he didnt want me to watch it. Kinda wish I had pushed back on that now, is it possible to stream it now?

[@brianmartinez5453]

Inhumanoids has very Lovecraftian theme

[@nickmanzo8459]

Very true, I can see these things serving with Ghatanathoa.

[@wackyruss]

It's like Ghostbusters meets Call of Cthulhu!

[@matthewstoneback9]

All I can say is that actor Chris Latta must've had some incredibly strong vocal cords. Playing bad guys like D'Compose, Starscream and Cobra Commander had to be murder on his voice!

[@mitchfletcher2386]

Well, he DID develop a drinking problem during his career. The guy had some inner demons.

[@simonletch9315]

So was his obvious heavy smoking

[@camcordernonsense5264]

@@mitchfletcher2386 I like to live in a naive world where I tell myself he died from entertaining us too hard.

[@BenDowdy]

In humanoids: The Movie. Hollywood...get on it!

[@devinweathers7520]

You'll be highly disappointed better off getting a fan flim call shouter or crypt tv on it

[@billrules8716]

I loved the Inhumanoids! I wish it wasn't the "forgotten" Hasbro property.

[@TopsideCrisis346]

Now that you mention it, Hasbro also happens to own a little game you may have heard of called Magic: the Gathering... Crossover potential? 😎

[@Desslar]

It isn't. That title would go to Big Foot or Robotix.

[@ShadowWingTronix]

@@Desslar Yeah, I've seen videos lately about Inhumanoids but nothing about Robotix or Bigfoot (based on the SST Muscle Machines toyline), though Bigfoot was based on actual monster trucks and the title truck itself appeared in two other kids shows, Video Power and Meteor & The Mighty Monster Trucks. Robotix had a brief rebirth as an educational building toy and that was pretty much it.

[@Desslar]

@@ShadowWingTronix Huh, I didn't know Big Foot appeared in other series. I'll have to take a look.

[@vandanrosario2473]

D-Compose always scared the Hell out of me when I was kid

[@malcolmar]

I loved this show! as a kid. I was able to get volume 1 on DVD a few years back before the prices skyrocketed. I still don't have volume 2. I loved the art style lore and the Earthcore suits. This show is need of a modern toy update. I would love to see what modern toy makers could do with these designs.

[@thegreymonk4993]

I rewatched the whole series again a few years ago after 30 years. Not as captivating as when I was 12, but I was unironically laughing a lot more.

[@waynekautzer913]

I think we need a cinematic "Power Hour!" A 2-hour Hasbro live action movie featuring 4 high budget 30 minute live-action versions of retro cartoons, like Inhumanoids, Sectaurs and a couple of other Hasbro fan favorites!

[@venom7558]

I'm so surprised this show has not made it to movie screens yet in a live action remake.

[@Danthrax2324]

"Liquidator" reminds me of the Kids in the Hall sketch "Eradicator." 😂

[@toysbackzen]

😂 nice!

[@robhax]

The ErADIcator!

[@chrisworsley8836]

"Hasbro heard them and said , Hold My Beer!" Hahaha... Amen to that! Great review of a bonkers show!

[@dominiquedevereux7205]

That made me laugh so hard!!!

[@chayftonjohnson7425]

Kid Rhino really dropped the ball bu not releasing the whole series. Instead of just releasing it all in one fell swoop, they tried to milk money from customers.

[@saturdaymorningfan3123]

Another great video. Inhumanoids was on a news broadcast in a episode of jem also! Did want to point out inhumanoids DID get a dvd release in america by rhino. However they only made 2 volumes. The last volume with the final episodes never got a dvd release do to low sales. They released them on vhs also. Uk got all the episodes on dvd but inhumanoids was released on dvd in america. They are of course out of print and high priced!

[@lo1bo2]

Another enjoyable video, Michael! Yes, it is annoying the complete series wasn't released on DVD here in the US. I bought the partial set when it was released and eventually bought a ... questionable ... complete set. It's fun to pick out the shared voice actors from other shows. Wally Burr was an awesome voice director. The story line itself was quite unique.

[@lasergunbarbarian620]

Tendril Always reminded me of Jeff goldblums final transformation in “THE FLY” ( The Space Bug) . it took me 25 years of searching to find out what he was after seeing him in the background of the Tree house Den in “The Monster Squad “ being from the U.K. it wasn’t a big thing here so I never knew what it really was, I always thought it was a model kit from The Fly.... I never realised it was a kids toy line 😂

[@kaioken654]

I have never heard of an inhumanoid but you do one hell of a job keeping my attention and explaining it with the help of your expert.

[@YourUncleBenis]

Tbh, that Statue of Liberty bit still seems less dumb than the Weeping Angel version from "Angels take Manhattan."

[@nickmanzo8459]

That was ridiculous

[@Gappasaurus]

To this day i haven’t forgotten that poor lady (Sandra?) screeching “I AM ONE WITH D’COMPOSE!!!” 😱

[@camcordernonsense5264]

Very creepy cool part.

[@dominiquedevereux7205]

OK!! Freaked me the FUCK out!!

[@christiancampagna2229]

I absolutely love The Inhumanoids cartoon. This, The Mighty Orbots & Tigersharks are totally underrated 80's shows. I had Liquidator, and some the smaller monsters, because we couldn't afford the larger ones. Great video & wonderful channel.

[@jharrelson]

This review about Inhumanoids really puts me in the mood for the October-Halloween season. I think I was only traumatized by this cartoon about a few dozen times. Not bad for a kid growing up in the 80's, eating Captain Crunch... I suppose? Haha. Glad it is on your channel... can't wait for part 2.

[@psyberklown3434]

So do you really find someone rich and powerful getting a slap on the wrist for absolutely horrible crimes that hard to believe.

[@retroblasting]

It's not about belief of corruption. It's about refusing to accept it as a matter of course, and voice my anger at the inequity.

[@psyberklown3434]

@@retroblasting Fair enough I'm just saying that was the single most believable part of the entire series for me I guess.

[@thegreymonk4993]

The angry perspective against the media and politicians was one of my favorite aspects of the show.

[@retroblasting]

As Captain America famously said, you must plant yourself firmly on your truth and tell the other person to move.

[@RogueTwo]

Just because it happens in real life doesn't and shouldn't make it right. If we allow ourselves to become apathetic about corruption and social injustice, we lose the ability to fight back against it. Even in the context of the show, the viewer is supposed to be outraged by the slap on the wrist the rich bad guy gets for his crimes, and want to see him punished severely.

[@georgeaitken2719]

Poor Michael he’s watched that cartoon so much he’s started to imagine things

[@retroblasting]

Like what?

[@georgeaitken2719]

The toys starting to move on your desk

[@retroblasting]

Oh well yeah, there is that

[@georgeaitken2719]

Great video those creatures would have made great foes for the real ghostbusters toy line

[@Sigurther]

This show honestly kinda scared me as a kid.

[@guilherme5094]

This cartoon scared me a lot too.

[@jacobwebb2623]

This was one of my ALL-TIME favorite shows! The voice acting was epic, the storyline was so nuts it was AWESOME, and the toy line was pretty good too. I really,,,,, REALLY,,,,, wish they would release the series on DVD! Great video!

[@toastrave7820]

they did in the UK

[@raulzavala9061]

I like the comparison to Ghostbusters but minus the comedy.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Inhumanoids: Part 1-Kid's Entertainment Goes to H##L I can't wait for part two with anticipation

[@joegrillo5157]

Michael and Melinda & whoever else is involved- I love what you do! Thanks !!!!

[@kevinwilliams7717]

@retroblasting Auger is voiced by Mike Bell aka Duke and Major Bludd.

[@b.lloydreese2030]

And raziel from soul reaver

[@d.christophertatum2936]

Proud to say my mom bought all of these for me! She respected my love of monsters!

[@riderbuzz2606]

this is great vid,i remember that this show and the first season of the real ghost busters gave me nightmares as a kid and i love it,awesome job rb

[@matthewkoeser3024]

This was by far my favorite cartoon as a kid. I could not get enough of this story, and so wished they'd been able to continue it.

[@marcgordon8040]

A cool livestream and a excellent video on inhumanoids....did Christmas get moved to September 26th this year.

[@samuelmeasa9283]

This is one of those one season shows I saw as a kid. And I wanted more of it when it stopped airing.

[@BBBHuey]

I still can't believe that no one at Hollywood ever tried to make a movie out of Inhumanoids. Even directors like Michael Bay would have fun making it.

[@waynekautzer913]

HILARIOUS!! I got the big 3 Inhumanoids on clearance for $10 each as a kid! I thought they were great, but didn't care for any of the other figures. Also, the figures pictured in the little collection booklet that came with each toy looked WAY cooler than what we ended up getting on store shelves. Must have been prototype photos. Even so, Tendril still looked cool. I think I would have liked the whole toy line more if I had either seen the cartoon (except for the last few episodes, apparently 😬) or read the Marvel comics.

[@pauricboylan11]

Another fantastic episode Michael!👍

[@Veritech2011]

For some reason I'm getting some Devilman vibes with the inhumanoids designs. I'm gonna presume the guy that made this is a fan of Go Nagai.

[@xblade149]

Same here

[@INFERNO95]

When he say the show is full of characters that are unlikable, Evangelion pop up in my head.

[@HORRIOR1]

I just binged this series and idk why people would think any of these characters are unlikable. Aside from maybe Blackthorn and Mauler. The Earth Core team is a great team of old friends who can throw jabs at each other and just laugh it off with a bit of snark. The Redwoods and Granites are strange but very human creatures who prioritize peace and self preservation over violence and rash actions. The magnetic brothers (never could get their names right since the audio of this series could be clearer) have polar opposite personalities which suits them well. The inhumanoids, while villains, have such colorful and distinct personalities ya cant help but to love em. And honestly, the relationship between Metlar and the Statue of Liberty is probably one of the greatest pieces of television history.

[@thegreymonk4993]

This is the episode I've been waiting for!

[@violagreene4643]

Why does the Statue of Liberty remind me of Harry Mudd's wife Stella from Star Trek? "Metlar, what have you been up to? Nothing good, I'm sure. Well let me tell you, you lazy, good-for-nothing.,,"

[@woofan25]

This cartoon still freaks me out, all these years later.

[@archangel5627]

The Inhumanoids were actually a really great cartoon series! Going back and rewatching it as an adult, I forgot that the show was done in an episodic format where each episode continued into the next one! I can’t really think of any children’s cartoons that followed this type of structure. The shows theme and animation was excellent as well. The series really did have a mature tone and feel. The fact that the show ends with the Earth Core Heroes becoming complete money hungry celebrity douchbags, is something you never thought you’d see in a children’s cartoon. The toy line was really cool too. The Inhumanoid toy creatures were big and imposing and the Earth Core figures were nicely detailed as well! I loved these toys growing up and I never missed an episode during its original run! I’m real happy that RetroBlasting gave the Inhumanoids some long needed love because this cartoon is criminally underrated!

[@KasumiKenshirou]

The Teddy Ruxpin cartoon also had serialized storytelling. That's the only other one I can think of from that era.

[@INFERNO95]

The early episodes of G.I.joe, TFG1 and TMNT did episodic format until they became popular which lead to them becoming lazy and just making self contain episodes.

[@Metlhd313]

@@INFERNO95 They did that so they could run the episodes in any order.

[@Thraka5]

This is so good. I remember watching like 4 episodes of inhumanoids, all disjointed though. Never had any of the toys... My parents thought they were too hideous. Ok time for part 2.

[@Miakel]

Why did they have to put all the good cartoons on every Sunday morning!

[@thegreymonk4993]

Right? I used to get up at 6am when everybody else in my house was still asleep just to watch 15 minutes of Inhumanoids.

[@saturdaymorningfan3123]

It was on saturday also under "marvel super saturday" They did saturday or sunday versions!

[@samuelmeasa9283]

Your joking right? USA Cartoon Express put some of the odder Hanna Barbara cartoons on Sundays during the 80's.

[@Miakel]

@@samuelmeasa9283 in not in the US,

[@saturdaymorningfan3123]

USA cartoon express was in america. I watched it on sundays. (and tapped it when i couldn't with the same tape over and over!) The sunday version was on all morning till around 11 or 12 in the afternoon and was so big in ratings it hurt nicks sunday shows leading to nick making a ad insulting the cartoon express saying it's "unhip" to watch it over over nick shows! Nicks shows were getting their butts kicked by reruns of smurfs, scooby-doo, pac-man and ninja turtles! Good thing for nick cartoon network would come along and take the hanna barbera cartoons away from usa helping nick and cartoon express would die later!

[@eaksgeeks8674]

This was really good Michael can’t wait to get your take one the MOTU construx

[@dgray7537]

Too bad Voltron wasn't popular enough to get Robeast the size of those villains.

[@toddortiz1094]

Great review! I never got to see this show growing up even though I was the prime age at the time (now in my late 40's).

[@georgegolston5417]

I love the Inhumanoids! My sister and I watched this as well as HB’s Godzilla. Shlock is the name of the game.

[@riotangel914]

Great video of a show and toy line I still enjoy. Never considered Earth Corps likened with the Ghostbusters before...that's pretty cool.

[@reload54]

Same! I was always in church and never saw the cartoon, but I use to love the commercials and when I saw them in the toy store I would daydream of playing with them but my parents never bought any of them. D compose was the one I wanted the most.

[@thunderrobots1980s]

i recall the news caster also appearing in real ghostbusters, asking what kind of emergency is a real thing (example air traffic controllers ask whats the nature of the emergency as well as 911 operators) the problem here is phrasing

[@anthonywhitehead5576]

I loved this video. Didnt have these toys but I am intrigued now

[@NYCQuint]

I loved every second of this show. Luckily all 13 episodes are on youtube

[@thekaijumaster200x3]

I always loved the bizarre creature designs.

[@JDSMART100]

can't wait for part 2. great video. keep them coming.

[@WiarthaASutra]

Thank you, thank you for covering inhumanoids. Love you guys

[@videoguy6966]

I saw Part 2 first and that convinced me to collect the Inhumanoids toy line. Once I saw the Statue of Liberty situation in this episode I changed my mind. It took about twenty minutes to go from “I’m collecting Inhumanoids.” to “Nevermind, I am not collecting Inhumanoids!”.

[@danielball5261]

A I remember about this show is Auger throwing his shoe at the television whenever he got angry. Not to mention all I remember from the commercials is, "after that overgrown octopus". Hell seeing this 2 part video. I feel caught up on the whole series.

[@earledwards6217]

I loved this show. Decompose was my favorite character. Wow nostalgia. I was so mad when it stopped coming on.

[@Geerladenlad]

I remember the commercials very well.

[@gcscr]

I fell in love with Inhumanoids after the first episode. Sadly, tone week later it got banned in my country.😭

[@kieronball8962]

NEVER HEARD OF THIS UNTIL NOW! Thanks Michael and Matt, now I not only want to see the cartoon, but I also want to collect all of the action figures. 😁

[@zackschilling4376]

Gotta love the George Landisburg. I got these toys as hand-me-downs from my older brother, along with a bunch of weird 80s toys - RoboForce, Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, all stuff that wasnt super popular. I think the only stuff he had that was popular was Star Wars toys, which he sold in the mid 90s to build a 386. He was the only child between my parents and their siblings for a few years so he got a bunch of stuff. My mom said she never really had a problem getting stuff for Christmas cuz we liked the less popular toys, even with the Star Wars stuff cuz he wasnt born til after A New Hope so they didnt have to buy an empty box with a mail in rebate for Christmas. Augur was my favorite, but the drill and helmet got lost. Tendrils fangs broke off, I think that was a common thing. I dont think I knew they were from a cartoon, along with a lot of his toys, except for Roboforce, I do remember seeing that. I didnt even know Jayce and The Wheeled Warriors was the name of that show until the internet, I just liked the trucks with the buzzsaws and spikes that the brains and little guys sat in.

[@ErokLobotomist]

I first saw this when I was around 5. I remember going to kindergarten and running around while playing yelling, "D'Compose! D'Compose!". The teacher was equally impressed and confused that I knew that word lol

[@retroblasting]

hahaha

[@ErwalDeeas]

FANTASTIC ENDING!!!!! I think your on to something for a new video series...

[@impossiblepie]

Inhumanoids, Satan's favourite cartoon!!! Wow either that shoe is made of cast iron or that tv is made of cardboard! Awesome video, looking forward to part 2.

[@jasonknight8581]

It was almost as if someone at Hasbro saw the popularity of Madballs and said, "I'll see your gross out, horrific toys AmToys and raise you Cthulhu, a rotted dinosaur carcass, and the devil himself."

[@andrewhiatt112]

Great opening

[@JediJunkie247]

H.P. Lovecraft for kids. They even had the balls to air on Sunday mornings.

[@SpacedCobraIII]

In his book, Flint Dille attributes a lot of the erratic craziness of the show down to him writing the episodes during nicotine withdrawal after having just quit smoking.

[@PuppetDungeon]

This show was amazing because it was a sharp contrast to what came before it. It was dark, complex, and yet at the same time popcorn for the brain. The characters didn't have set rules, so seeing them ignore faction lines was really refreshing. Literally nothing like this existed on tv at the time, so anyone who saw it was transfixed. You might want to look into the unreleased prototype figures for season 2 that surfaced a few years ago by Spinmaster I believe.

[@kba702]

I remember the only reason I even got to see the cartoon back in the 80s was because my cousin had a satellite dish (the old giant TV station grade ones, not these new tiny ones) and so he could tape all the feeds sent to UHF stations, including ones they'd choose not to air. I kind of wish I'd been able to afford the giant monster figures so I could have them fight my Joes and Transformers the way I did with the Clash of the Titans Kraken and my Rodan.

[@thegreymonk4993]

Oddly enough, the same way I "discovered" Traci Lords (best friend had one of those huge dishes, and ALL of the channels).

[@Sudo_Nimh]

"He only gets 5 years?!" Yeah he's a rich guy. This is the most realistic thing about the show.

[@theronmitchell3073]

I thought you guys had talked about the inhumaniods before, but he ill be happy to hear more.

[@gijoepimp]

Inhumanoids has always intrigued me but I never took the time to watch the cartoon. Thank you for the thorough breakdown, perfect.

[@rhettgenung1223]

I watched this every Sunday before Church in the 80s. I like Church Better. :) This was by far the weirdest animation series of the 80s. Great Job Retroblasting putting this 1st part together!

[@HughAverageHomoMan]

That MST3K bit at the end made my day.

[@benbarnett5743]

Dang and to think that was marketed towards kids! Honestly, the concept is rather nightmare inducing for a kids show when you think about it. Basically, lovecraftian monsters that emerge from underground to reek havoc on mankind. The scene where D’compose turns Sandra into a giant monster was definitely an example of how dark this show was. Honestly, people said Sonic Satam was a dark show, but I think Inhumanoids manages to too Sonic Satam in darkness, effectively making Sonic Satam look like a light hearted comedy.

[@jacobwebb2623]

Also, Nightcrawler scared the CRAP out of me, honestly he still freaks me out!

[@anthonywhitehead5576]

OMG!!!! Laura Ingles.....hahahaha

[@willie_the_monkey_king]

seriously this like COPS sounds like a great concept that needs to be remade. this show sounds cool. i'm going to look into this show on KZbin.

[@anthonysabularse8562]

This show really scared me as a kid. The first time I saw if was on Betamax. We rented it at a place called BETA BANK. Someone from the States recorded it on TV, then sent it to my part of the world and rented it out. Decompose scared me the most. There were times I was afraid to take a shower because, I would imagine Decompose comming out from the ground and into my bathroom. I took showers as fast as I could. The show really scared me, but I still watched it. I really wanted to know how the story will end.

[@bouncingdynamo3968]

To this day that dude melting in the pollution is seared in my mind

[@coolitnow0013]

This show was great and the theme song freaked me out as a kid.

[@jamespero6803]

I loved the mini series as a kid, they played it alot up here in CT. back then. I never new they actually made a full season until i saw it a few years ago. Those episodes must hace been buried in some crappytime slot after parents saw what the show was about

[@reptilitronousprime9213]

Dr. Bright? Holy crap this must be the rough draft of SCP

[@arieljacobsegal]

Interestingly enough, Flint Dille, the writer for the Inhumanoids, was trying to quit smoking during this, which might account for the darkness. Dille has bemoaned the current state of people glued to their smartphones, so it seems each generation’s critique comes full circle...

[@brycevo]

I heard that line too often "kids entertainment is going to hell." But now I'm sad I missed out on this craziness

[@trappestarrgaming3422]

I had this on VHS as a kid. I've been searching for a dvd release for years

[@lorcannagle]

I don't think we ever got the toys of this in Ireland, my first exposure to Inhumanoids was when the Marvel comic got reprinted as a backup strip in the UK Transformers comic - which adapted the pilot miniseries and got cancelled very quickly, so it ended with the scene where Sandra got turned into a monster and was never continued (despite a note in the reprint saying it would be). Maybe a year later the TV show wound up on a satellite TV channel we got and I finally got to see how the story continued. I remember the depiction of Sandra's monsterisation being very creepy in the comic - the scene stuck with me for quite some time, probably egged on by the unresolved cliffhanger - but it didn't seem as bad in the cartoon.

[@D.Z.A.-kp8lf]

I remember watching the inhumanoids during the mid-80s on Sunday mornings I loved the cartoon! I thought cartoons on Sunday was pretty cool considering we had cartoons on Saturday as well

[@F13fan]

Had books & coloring books and some of the mutors figures but always wanted the monsters. And D’Compose was my favorite and my favorite good guy was Augor. Finally watched the whole series recently here on KZbin, I liked it

[@drusillathetinsmith]

I first saw it on someone's VHS player. I found the art style (mainly its large areas of just black) unsettling. I knew there was something deeper in the story but I found it unwatchable. Then some TV exec got a license for the show, and aired it alongside Visionaries, but got local talent-- translators and writers and big name comedians who were in it for the fun, plus occasional cameos by local newscasters-- to voice the Filipino dub. The resulting dissonance in tone shouldn't have worked, but it did. It was still a Lovecraftian horror story seen from the eyes of the humans who occasionally won against the creatures from hell, but the localization and bigger emphasis on the absurd/comedic aspects of the show made me love it. The toys... well, nobody could market or salvage the toys, IMO.

[@MC_Elie]

I was 6 years old. All I remember is D Compose and the guy who always throw his shoe at the T.V. I asked my dad, "Is he paying for that?" He said "No, you are" And I started crying. Thanks dad, what a funny jerk you are, but I love you. 😄😂

[@retroblasting]

Ha!

[@wackyruss]

I totally remember using Inhumanoids as a PLURAL NOUN in MadLibs! This always created absurd stories that cracked us up beyond belief when we were kids. That one Inhumanoid Decompose was freaky with the ability to catch people in his fucking RIBCAGE!!! The theme song has been kicking around in my head for DECADES!!! INHUMANOIDS! INHUMANOIDS! THE EVIL THAT LIES WITHIN! DOWN IN THE FIREY DEPTHS OF THE EARTH WHERE NIGHTMARES BEGIN!!!!

[@looselycollected7505]

I can recall watching all the cartoons from that Sunday morning block. We didn't go to church. I loved this cartoon. But I also loved the Robotix cartoon. Which honestly was way better than the building toy line. And the best thing about that toy line was the amazing sci fi art on the boxes. Never had any of the toys for the cartoons from that block except for the Bigfoot truck. Mom wouldn't buy the Robotix or Inhumanoids stuff. But that was only because of the cost.

[@MetalHendrix.]

I was hooked up Around ‘87 with this Cartoon. In the ‘80 Puerto Rico had an unsung Hero on TV that pushed for these cartoons like Mazinger, G Force and Inhumanoids. I got to earn Metlar at 9 years old because I worked hard to the point that my parents couldn’t refuse to get it.

[@spaceace3048]

Excellent video! 👍🏻👍🏻🖤👏🏻

[@Hal-kc5bk]

love these toys but pretty funny, bald guy," Oh his voice gave of a Shakespearean demonstration of his inevitable intent." Retroblasting: " Ya theres a dude with a beard and some ancient documents".

[@mitchfletcher2386]

I always thought Flint Dille's last name was pronounced like the last part of "crocodile".

[@aaronstepien2363]

I remember the comic adaptation was done by Star, which was a “kiddie wing” of Marvel, weird...