Moustache Guy
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*"Himself" in [[Comic 20]] | *"Himself" in [[Comic 20]] | ||
*[[Mr. Zookeeper man]] in [[Comic 28]] | *[[Mr. Zookeeper man]] in [[Comic 28]] | ||
| + | *[[Waiter]] in [[Comic 68]] | ||
*[[Delivery man]] in [[Comic 105]] | *[[Delivery man]] in [[Comic 105]] | ||
*[[Bookmonger]] in [[Comic 108]] | *[[Bookmonger]] in [[Comic 108]] | ||
Revision as of 23:41, 4 April 2006
One of Moustache Guy's most memorable moments.
Ah, the noble Moustache Guy. What can be said about him? Or rather, what can't be said about him? He fills various generic-human-male roles in the Beaver and Steve saga. He does them all, usually comatose appearances, but recently he seems to have become more animated. There are many variations to this obseqious fellow, but fear not - they can all be easily recognized by the telltale moustache, with bristles like that of a type of strange brush.
Appearances
- Man walking his dog in Comic 14
- "Himself" in Comic 20
- Mr. Zookeeper man in Comic 28
- Waiter in Comic 68
- Delivery man in Comic 105
- Bookmonger in Comic 108
- Manager in Comic 138
Outside references
The Moustache Guy was such a captivating character that he was the only non-titular character from Beaver and Steve to be featured in this silly little flash toon. And shortly thereafter, in its sequel.
