“Primal” is back. And you might be wondering how. After all, at the conclusion of the series’ second season back in 2022, our caveman protagonist Spear met an untimely fate. And while creator Genndy ...

The world of Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal is returning, but it’s coming back from the dead in more ways than one. A first-look teaser from New York Comic Con has confirmed that the acclaimed animated ...

With the animated series set to return in January 2026, the teaser offered a look at Zombie Spear in action in some pretty brutal and horrific ways. With the series taking such a dramatic turn, should ...

Genndy Tartakovsky is ready to unveil the mystery idea he cooked up for Primal season 3. Dedicated fans of the Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack creator have waited three years to find out what's ...

Adult Swim's Primalis one of the best shows on HBO Max, and it is coming back in January. Animated television rarely achieves true unanimity. Even the most celebrated series tend to divide audiences ...

Series creator Genndy Tartakovsky stopped by the IGN studio to talk all about the return of Primal, the challenges in resurrecting its main character Spear, ideas he had for a Primal anthology series, ...

The last time fans saw Spear, the fiesty caveman had died in Primal Season 2’s emotional finale. Fang, his loyal dinosaur companion, survived and went on to raise her offspring alongside Spear’s ...

With Primal Season 3 just two months away, excitement is building for the bold new direction of Genndy Tartakovsky’s award-winning adult animated series. When Primal Season 2 ended with Spear’s death, ...

The full schedule for this year's iteration of New York Comic-Con was recently revealed, and it contains some good news for fans of Genndy Tartakovsky's brutal Adult Swim animated series, Primal.

Primal Season 2 ended in quite a shocking manner that saw one of its main characters killed off, and that seemed to be like a finale for the series overall. But that’s all changed with the first look ...

“The whole idea of him being a zombie, I loved,” Tartakovsky explained. “But you’re always afraid of that jumping the shark turn. That moment of ‘Did we go too far? Did we not build into it correctly?