True Meaning
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| Released: | December 13, 2011 |
| Number of pages: | 4 |
True Meaning is a comic released on December 13, 2011, to coincide with the release of the second annual Australian Christmas event.This is also the second comic to feature the Engineer without wearing goggles over his eyes, with the first one being Loose Canon.
True Meaning was illustrated by minttu.
Contents
Synopsis
The comic begins with the Engineer reading a book entitled "The Story of Australian Christmas" to the Pyro. As they gaze outside of the Engineer's window, they happen to identify an object heading directly towards them. The object, which resembles a crash-landed rocket seen before in "Grordbort's Crash", collides with the Engineer's house.
The rocket contains "space guns" according to the Engineer, and the Pyro pulls out a new Flamethrower which has a small tank bearing a logo similar to Grordbort's. There is a note inside the rocket as well, explaining the weapons were sent by entities from another dimension.
Pages
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Trivia
Page 1
- A Gunboat can be seen hanging on the chimney.
- A "tree" made of antlers can be seen decorated with grenades and various knives.
Page 3
- A picture of Radigan Conagher can be seen on the wall.
Page 4
- The Engineer's remark about a "Super-baby" is a reference to the origin story of Template:W.
- The weapon Pyro seems to be holding is the Lantern Lighter
External links
- True Meaning on the TF2 Official Website.
- Blog post that accompanied the announcement of the True Meaning comic on the TF2 Official Website.
See also
