When X, a fictional character, first appeared in public domain, he wasn’t even supposed to be the leading character of the franchise! In fact, the reason of his strength is attributed to a study published in 1870 that mistakenly reported the iron-content in a naturally-available edible object. The creator of the franchise often signed the drawings with a cigar instead of his name! Also, the species of one of the characters in the series is said to have been the reason behind the nomenclature of a certain category of four-wheeled vehicles.
Identify X.
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Yes, this is indeed Popeye the Sailor! The cigar in the comic strips was due to the creator EC Segar, who used a phonetic equivalent of his name there. And the vehicle connect is Eugene the Jeep.
Btw, a recent study in the Daily Telegraph has shown that children who watch Popeye eat twice the amount of veggies than those who don’t!
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ReplyDeletepopeye... this question came in the columban open quiz!
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ReplyDeleteI surely love Popeye when it came on TV. But my all-time fav will always be Calvin and Hobbes. it is indeed a toon strip but it isn't for children at all. only adults can understand it. but the sad thing is it doesn't have an animation. wish it were there!
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