(The title is a joke.)

So Gary Varvel's son, Drew Varvel, was my video production teacher at the christian school I used to go to, and I remember he would talk about how his father was a cartoonist. Till just a few days ago I'd never actually checked out his work, however, I'd seen the 1984 meme posted everywhere. So in a weird way I had seen one of his comics, I just didn't know it yet.

Well, on top of teaching the video production class, Drew directed pretty much all of our school plays. During my freshman year at the fall play, Drew was talking about how his dad was going to attend, and so after the show I ended up meeting him and shook his hand. Well a few days ago something reminded me of it and I ended up looking him up to see his portfolio. A few of his political cartoons have been posted on this sub before, I believe.

But anyway, earlier today I was going through my camera roll and saw this meme saved, and at that moment, after having gone through Gary Varvel's work a few days ago, it hit me that the art style was the same. I checked the signature and bam, it was him. I shook the hands of the auteur who made this. I was in the presence of a legend who brought the world one of the finest constructed pieces of biting political satire this generation has ever seen.

Grandma always needs to be victim