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{{Character infobox2 | {{Character infobox2 | ||
|image = Image:BrokenManEyes.png | |image = Image:BrokenManEyes.png | ||
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|eyes = | |eyes = | ||
|hair = yellow | |hair = yellow | ||
|appearances = {{AC}} #1, 5, 6 | |appearances = ''{{AC}}'' [[{{AC}} No.1|#1]], 5, 6, 16, 37 <Br> | ||
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He has broken the fourth wall. He can communicate with the reader. | He has broken the fourth wall. He can communicate with the reader. | ||
[[Image:BrokenMan.jpg|center| | [[Image:BrokenMan.jpg|center|800px]] | ||
|Equipment = | |Equipment = | ||
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We know that in the world of physical reality, the Broken Man's skin is yellow. Just like the [[Bouncing Beatnik]] and the [[Halcyon Hippie]], and possibly [[Mister Cakewalk]] too, though in his case it might just be clothes. Plus, all three of these men embodied cultural movements of their time. The Broken Man says he was once eternally young. So, even though they span different eras, could all four men be different versions of the same being? | We know that in the world of physical reality, the Broken Man's skin is yellow. Just like the [[Bouncing Beatnik]] and the [[Halcyon Hippie]], and possibly [[Mister Cakewalk]] too, though in his case it might just be clothes. Plus, all three of these men embodied cultural movements of their time. The Broken Man says he was once eternally young. So, even though they span different eras, could all four men be different versions of the same being? | ||
We can speculate even further on the narrative powers of the Broken Man. The objects that he hangs from yarn and thumb-tacks are important elements to his dramatic concerns about the threat of the Oubor. They all purportedly have stories behind them. Yet to trigger their visual narrative requires a mechanism that is still mysterious and currently unexplainable. It's not time activated, we as viewers expended two panels of comic book page real estate focused on a magazine featuring the Iron Horse. Despite our intense and curious interests, nothing happened. Close proximity to a 45 RPM (revolutions per minute) vinyl record failed to | We can speculate even further on the narrative powers of the Broken Man. The objects that he hangs from yarn and thumb-tacks are important elements to his dramatic concerns about the threat of the Oubor. They all purportedly have stories behind them. Yet to trigger their visual narrative requires a mechanism that is still mysterious and currently unexplainable. It's not time activated, we as viewers expended two panels of comic book page real estate focused on a magazine featuring the Iron Horse. Despite our intense and curious interests, nothing happened. Close proximity to a 45 RPM (revolutions per minute) vinyl record failed to elicit a day dream narration, even though the musical group had the intriguing name of '''The Kloo''' a play on the sound of the word 'clue.' | ||
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