School is Hell by Matt Groening

Matt Groening's comic "School is Hell" is a snapshot of school life featuring anthropomorphized rabbits. This is a cartoon that we can read and say. "I was there!" This is a wonderful combination of humor about our time and sarcasm and a very accurate interpretation of the school. According to most students, schools may be as bad as hell. Therefore, Groening chose to represent students through rabbits, and he made it very well by changing his wisdom as a child.

Originally, Simpson 's creator Matt Groening provided a sharp approach to manga, but in his cruel life in Hellman' s cartoons it was more social than politics. Make a TV program. In the life of hell, the story of an anthropomorphized rabbit was used to fully enjoy the reality of horrible Los Angeles seen by Groening. Like Charles Adams, Matt Groening created to make the Simpsons family a challenge to the American traditional family concept, but with a new medium: Anime TV series. Because it works on this more complex medium, Simpsons can combine familial dysfunctional family dynamics humor with the social satire of people around the family, and political satire of domestic and international affairs.

Cartoonist Matt Groening originally produced "The Simpson's" as a repeating episode of the 1980 television program "The Tracy Ullman Show". Groening was known for his work at the LA Leaders comic strip "Life in Hell". In 1990, Fox Network just started and decided to make a 30 - minute episode and to do a show as a by - product. It is broadcast during the Golden Time and is driven to success every day. The protagonist of the show is the family of Simpsons. Father Homer, mother Maggie and three brothers Bart, Lisa and Maggie. Bart is the biggest child at the age of 10 and is the only boy. This program is very popular among university students, and there are many controversies with ethical groups like PTA. (Fox News)