I’ve been writing about this meditative masterpiece for years, including those dark, lonely times in which we had no pure-hearted, time-traveling samurai to rely upon.
Two years ago, I once again interviewed Samurai Jack creator and animation auteur, Genndy Tartakovsky, who told me the samurai’s arrival felt imminent.
Now here he is, in all of his glory and wonder, when we need him most.
Screen him at his best, and miss the return of Samurai Jack at your peril.
Especially those in the resistance who need a warrior who can win hearts and minds alike.
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