A place to appreciate the twentieth century comic character Everett True of "The Outbursts of Everett True." Feel free to check out the sticky.
Originally published 1907-02-21
I originally wasn't planning on posting today but I stumbled upon this one that's too good not to share. I'll be back next time with another arc!
In addition to breaking bones, True now breaks the 4th wall!
Inoffensively, of course.
Ah yes, the very new and modern style of humor known as self referential meta-comedy.
Wtf is up with the dithered face when everything else is hand inked?
You gotta assume it's the actual face of the author pasted in from a photograph, right?
That's a image of Condo's face, I love the surreality, Everett looks more human than his creator.
The artist has some real, Teddy Roosevelt during the Spanish-American war vibes:
I wonder if Teddy's style caught on. This comic is from 1907 and the Spanish American War was in 1898. Maybe everyone thought Teddy looked so cool that his style became popular!
I thought Creator with a capital C meant that we would witness God receiving Everett's wrath.
Predicting the famous creator/creation scene between Batty and Tyrell in Blade Runner.
True comics seem to deal more with reality than with fictional beings.
Everett True
Not a fictional being.
Should I be afraid?
