The Electrical Show Outdoone

This Sunday strip radiates outward from a central electrical display, its numbered zones marking where spectators experience shock and surprise. Characters arranged around the perimeter—top-hatted gentlemen, club members, and amazed onlookers—react with exaggerated expressions and dialogue: "Gee I feel funny," "I have a tingling feeling." The artist uses radiating lines and concentric circles to convey electrical energy, a visual technique suited to the new technological spectacle. The strip exemplifies how early newspaper comics employed bold graphic devices to depict modern wonders, turning the page itself into a space of dynamic action rather than static scenes.