Everett is a worker's man (July 15, 1919)
Everett is a worker's man (July 15, 1919)
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Last panel is weird because at first glance I could swear he called somebody on his phone, but I guess he is just yelling down the street?
19 0 ReplyI believe he is holding his head to stabilise from the pain of True's fury.
20 0 ReplyHe's cupping his hand next to his mouth so his voice will project better. It's funny that to a modern viewer it looks like he's using a cell phone!
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Does Everett have any bad opinions?
16 0 ReplyThere are several comics that haven’t aged well but those aren’t posted very often. The vast majority of them seem to be pretty great though.
25 1 ReplyYeah it seems like there'd need to be at least a few bad takes.
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Not thus far...
9 0 ReplyYes. One time he beats up a gardener for using public transit.
7 0 ReplyYikes. Because he's dirty, I guess?
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Turns out that Mr. True is a dirty commie, that's who he is!
6 0 ReplyTo Whom It May Concern, the syndication for this strip varied, this particular comic was printed in The Daily Graphic (Pine Bluff, AK) a couple days later on July 18 1919: https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ndnp/arhi/batch_arhi_littlefeat_ver01/data/sn89051168/00393343527/1919071801/0769.pdf
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