Mister-Mister

DRUM FACE

His paradoxical dream of "racial integration" begins and ends in number 21: for him "civilization" means living in a palace instead of a tent, and an Indian is more "gentlemanly" than whites just because his name is Mister-Mister. With his final sacrifice, the self-styled leader of the Tunicans will forever renounce his ridiculous new name, ideally returning to the original one of "Drum Face", perhaps equally ridiculous, in truth, but genuinely Indian. In any case, a question remains: why did Mister-Mister grasp, as Zagor reproaches him, only the negative aspects of white life? Maybe because the whites were able to give them only those, as examples of "civilization"?