![]() There’s a full-on two-parter crossover with The Real Ghostbusters for the heavily nostalgic viewer. That’s cartoon canon, not live-action canon. The show positioned itself “in canon”–the four Ghostbusters, this time, were students students of Egon, an original (“Real”) Ghostbuster. It was indeed “radical.” The core cast, ghosts (and assorted monsters) were designed by Fil Barlow, whose gross-out, kink-inspired style is currently being celebrated in Island following a prelude-to-renaissance reprint in Prophet Brandon Graham, there, a big fan. Of creeps, confidence, and cat jokes.Įxtreme Ghostbusters was “for the nineties” in a way you’ve doubtless already conceptualised. Who and what were the characters? Well, gather round chil’ren, I’ll tell you a tale, a rude tale. What is a great shock is that they’re actually quite good what’s a greater shock is that they establish, and enlarge, character. So Ghostbusters + cartoon = sex jokes, right? It’s to be expected. Sex is real, and jokes allow us to cope with that. ![]() And, basically, all cartoons have sex jokes in them, sooner or later, because when worded correctly they can go straight over the heads of kids, and cartoons are written, of course, by adults. Louis Tully is really only there to fuck. Louis and Janine were getting hella frottastic on the sofa before mama came home and Janosz stole that baby. There-is-no-Dana-there-is-only-Zuul pretty much wanted one thing only, and that thing was the D, I mean, the key. Ghostbusters was never an especially chaste property. Clearly this is hilarious (and #radical), but despite its basic applicability I propose an amendment: I propose that Extreme Ghostbusters might just as well be referred to as Ghostbusters: Dirrrty. Extreme Ghostbusters’ working title was, as it goes, Ghostbusters Dark. ![]()
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