Outbursts of Everett True

A two-panel Sunday strip depicting the title character's volatile response to a christening ceremony. In the upper panel, Everett True interrupts proceedings with outrage over the proposed names for twin infants, declaring the suggestions "sap-headed." The lower panel shows him physically expelled from the scene, children scattering in alarm. The strip exemplifies early newspaper comic technique: recurring protagonist, sequential narrative across panels, speech balloons carrying dialogue and reaction, and exaggerated figure work typical of turn-of-the-century illustration. Created during the formative period when daily and Sunday strips established visual conventions that would define the medium for decades.