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* AnachronismStew: Averted, as the dinosaurs, demons and aliens were all inter-dimensional travelers (albeit involuntary ones) and not simply different things from different time periods together for no reason other than that [[RuleOfCool that would be cool]].

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Averted, as the dinosaurs, demons and aliens were all inter-dimensional travelers (albeit involuntary ones) and not simply different things from different time periods together for no reason other than that [[RuleOfCool that would be cool]].



* BadassNative: Tal'Set Fireseed.

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* {{Retcon}}: Turning "Indians Turok and Andar lost in a Dinosaur Valley" into "Tal'Set Fireseed/Josh Fireseed/Danielle Fireseed must become '[=TuRoK=]': The title of a mysterious dimension-hopping [[BadassNative Navajo warrior]] fighting genetically engineered dinosaurs, [[OurDemonsAreDifferent shape-shifting devils]] and [[{{Cyborg}} bio-mechanical aliens]] with [[EnergyWeapons high-tech weapons]] in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] version of Earth where 'time has no meaning'".
** And after several retcons, we now have a mixture of both.

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* {{Retcon}}: Turning "Indians Turok and Andar lost in a Dinosaur Valley" into "Tal'Set Fireseed/Josh Fireseed/Danielle Fireseed must become '[=TuRoK=]': The title of a mysterious dimension-hopping [[BadassNative Navajo warrior]] fighting genetically engineered dinosaurs, [[OurDemonsAreDifferent shape-shifting devils]] and [[{{Cyborg}} bio-mechanical aliens]] with [[EnergyWeapons high-tech weapons]] in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] version of Earth where 'time has no meaning'".
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meaning'". And after several retcons, we now have a mixture of both.

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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: The main storyline has to do with the job of an ancient warrior trying to keep [[TheMultiverse The Omniverse]] from collapsing; using his ancient wisdom to survive in a dark, alien land. They could just have easily have come up with some pretty strange creatures for the Lost Lands; but bio-mechanical dinosaurs were [[TheArtifact apparently]] better fitting.



* {{Retcon}}: Turning "Indians Turok and Andar lost in a Dinosaur Valley" into "Tal'Set Fireseed/Josh Fireseed/Danielle Fireseed must become '[=TuRoK=]': The title of a mysterious dimension-hopping [[BadassNative Navajo warrior]] fighting [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs genetically engineered dinosaurs,]] [[OurDemonsAreDifferent shape-shifting devils]] and [[{{Cyborg}} bio-mechanical aliens]] with [[EnergyWeapons high-tech weapons]] in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] version of Earth where 'time has no meaning'".

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* {{Retcon}}: Turning "Indians Turok and Andar lost in a Dinosaur Valley" into "Tal'Set Fireseed/Josh Fireseed/Danielle Fireseed must become '[=TuRoK=]': The title of a mysterious dimension-hopping [[BadassNative Navajo warrior]] fighting [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs genetically engineered dinosaurs,]] dinosaurs, [[OurDemonsAreDifferent shape-shifting devils]] and [[{{Cyborg}} bio-mechanical aliens]] with [[EnergyWeapons high-tech weapons]] in a [[AfterTheEnd post-apocalyptic]] version of Earth where 'time has no meaning'".
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A reboot of the comic headed by Creator/DarkHorseComics (responsible for other recent Gold Key/Valiant reboots such as ''[[ComicBook/DoctorSolar Solar, Man of the Atom]]'' and ''ComicBook/MagnusRobotFighter'') started in 2010. In 2014 Dynamite Entertainment acquired the rights and started a series written by Greg Pak. In 2017, yet another reboot was attempted, this time with an african-american Turok for the first time in the character's history, written by Chuck Wendig. In 2019, it was rebooted once again with the series going back to its roots and staring Turok as a Navajo Warrior and LegacyCharacter Andar now being his younger brother, written by Ron Marz. Only the Greg Pak run managed to last into the double digits, with the other two dying after five issues. Yet another version of the character also appeared in Dynamite's crossover miniseries ''Gold Key Alliance'' and its' followup ''The Sovereigns''.

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A reboot of the comic headed by Creator/DarkHorseComics (responsible for other recent Gold Key/Valiant reboots such as ''[[ComicBook/DoctorSolar Solar, Man of the Atom]]'' and ''ComicBook/MagnusRobotFighter'') started in 2010. In 2014 Dynamite Entertainment acquired the rights and started a series written by Greg Pak. In 2017, yet another reboot was attempted, this time with an african-american Turok for the first time in the character's history, written by Chuck Wendig. In 2019, it was rebooted once again with the series going back to its roots and staring Turok as a Navajo Warrior and LegacyCharacter Andar now being his younger brother, written by Ron Marz. Only the Greg Pak run managed to last into the double digits, with the other two dying after five issues. Yet another version of the character also appeared in Dynamite's crossover miniseries ''Gold Key Alliance'' and its' its followup ''The Sovereigns''.
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2008 saw the release of an animated DirectToVideo movie called ''WesternAnimation/TurokSonOfStone'' based on the comic series of the same name. The animation was done in TimmStyle (one of the film's 3 directors directed the DTV movie ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''), however unlike the original comic it was considerably darker and gorier with HighPressureBlood and dismembered limbs a-plenty.

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2008 saw the release of an animated DirectToVideo movie called ''WesternAnimation/TurokSonOfStone'' ''[[WesternAnimation/TurokSonOfStone Turok: Son of Stone]]'' based on the comic series of the same name. The animation was done in TimmStyle (one of the film's 3 directors directed the DTV movie ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''), however unlike the original comic it was considerably darker and gorier with HighPressureBlood and dismembered limbs a-plenty.
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2008 saw the release of an animated DirectToVideo movie called ''Turok: Son of Stone'' based on the comic series of the same name. The animation was done in TimmStyle (one of the film's 3 directors directed the DTV movie ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''), however unlike the original comic it was considerably darker and gorier with HighPressureBlood and dismembered limbs a-plenty.

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2008 saw the release of an animated DirectToVideo movie called ''Turok: Son of Stone'' ''WesternAnimation/TurokSonOfStone'' based on the comic series of the same name. The animation was done in TimmStyle (one of the film's 3 directors directed the DTV movie ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''), however unlike the original comic it was considerably darker and gorier with HighPressureBlood and dismembered limbs a-plenty.

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