'SuperMansion' creators Zeb Wells and Matthew Senreich confess their love for comics and break down Thanksgiving special
While Netflix has established itself firmly in the adult animated genre with shows like 'Archer' and 'BoJack Horseman' gaining massive popularity within a short period of time, Sony Crackle's four-time Emmy winning adult comedy 'SuperMansion' has been able to show the same potential for the network with its fast-paced humor and quick wit. All credit goes to creator Zeb Wells — who has also lent his voice for the show — and his partner in crime from their 'Robot Chicken' days, Matthew Senreich — who is the writer for the show. With its latest release, which is a Thanksgiving special titled 'A Prayer for Mr. T', the show escalated its comic quotient when it comes to the simplistic slice-of-life portrayal of the superheroes we have grown up admiring, but through characters which are basically spoofs of our favorite DC Comics and Marvel Comic Universe characters.
SuperMansion is a fresh take on glorified superheroes in the form of hilarious spoofs — which the creators swear come from their avid love for comics. And that is evident from this almost 22-minute-long Thanksgiving sketch of various characters with superpowers merrily galavanting their way through the festival, but screwing up every now and then too.