The brilliance of Mark Trail lies in its universality, which Jack Elrod brilliantly illustrates in today's installment by cutting to a pair of squirrels who are in exactly the same situation as CEO lady and her brother. The parallel dialog and gritty realism--can't you just taste that nut?--are reminiscent of The Wire at its best.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Mark Trail: It's all connected.
The brilliance of Mark Trail lies in its universality, which Jack Elrod brilliantly illustrates in today's installment by cutting to a pair of squirrels who are in exactly the same situation as CEO lady and her brother. The parallel dialog and gritty realism--can't you just taste that nut?--are reminiscent of The Wire at its best.
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