Illustrated by F. M. Howarth, this July 6, 1898 Puck page delivers a tidy lesson in overconfidence. A self-satisfied cyclist plots a petty revenge, certain he controls both the situation and the road ahead. Panel by panel, bravado turns into spectacle as his scheme quite literally flips against him, leaving humiliation where triumph was expected.
The humor is gentle but pointed, exposing how ego and small scheming so often collapse under their own weight.
100% heavy cotton canvas | Flat corners and sewn construction with reinforced stitching
Illustrated by F. M. Howarth, this July 6, 1898 Puck page delivers a tidy lesson in overconfidence. A self-satisfied cyclist plots a petty revenge, certain he controls both the situation and the road ahead. Panel by panel, bravado turns into spectacle as his scheme quite literally flips against him, leaving humiliation where triumph was expected.
The humor is gentle but pointed, exposing how ego and small scheming so often collapse under their own weight.
100% heavy cotton canvas | Flat corners and sewn construction with reinforced stitching
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