Buster Keaton’s Day Dreams: Adaptation of Buster Keaton’s film “Day Dreams” into Comics

Description

“I’ve come to ask for the hand of your daughter. I’ve thought the matter over carefully and I think I’m a suitable match for her.”

“Well…There is just one question…Can you support her?”

“I don’t know. I’ll test myself by going away to the city and performing great deeds. If I’m not successful, I’ll come back and shoot myself.”

Buster Keaton’s “Day Dreams” was released in 1922. The 19-minute film is now in public domain. “Day Dreams” is the first in a series of adaptations of Buster Keaton’s silent films into comics.