B.C. - a rag and a bone and a yank of hair

B.C. - a rag and a bone and a yank of hair is a single-issue comic from Gold Medal Books (1985), a standalone work by the series' creator that offers a poetic, mythic detour from the familiar prehistoric humor strip. Its title, drawn from Rudyard Kipling, hints at a darker, more philosophical tone as it explores themes of creation and loss. This one-shot matters as an experimental, non-canonical artifact that shows the B.C. world can accommodate deeper storytelling beyond its daily gags.