| I guess it's a reified picture of the Belgian |
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| character, although he doesn't smoke. |
Listen well, old friend. I know my job, eh? I have had the same amount of adventures behind me, so I know what I must do,
okay?
Click here to my main website, Alopexian Philosophy.
The main site: https://buddybest.tripod.com/
I like this more worldly Tintin, which is why I try to keep Król as real as possible in my stories. Of course, my publishing
these stories helps me further develop the characters!
I have placed the simplified Tintin below with his talking dog, Milou (translated as Snowy in English). There are a few parallels
between Tintin and Król, so I've placed Tintin along with the others as inspirations.
| (Below)What a magnificent crossing, isn't it? |
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| (Dost thou) Findest this merry? This boat which moves like a turtle, and where nothing ever happens? |
| How I actually looked at Christmas 1970 |
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| My world was so much simpler and enjoyable. |
| This is what I really looked like in late 1988. |
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| I think it was around Christmas. |
| This is what I'd look with artel in late 1988, |
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| had I could design the looks for my protagonist, |
This is a classic example of the "90s Heartthrob" aesthetic!
While it looks like a long-lost promotional still from a sitcom like Home Improvement or a "Teen Beat" magazine cover, this
is actually an AI-generated image (which you can tell by the "ChatGPT" watermark in the bottom right corner).
The image captures the quintessential "All-American farm boy" look that was everywhere in the mid-90s, featuring:
The Hair: That specific messy, "curtains" style with sun-kissed highlights.
The Wardrobe: Layered denim overalls over a plaid shirt with the signature red bandana.
The Vibe: A mix of rugged and wholesome, complete with the prominent freckles and dimpled smile.
It bears a striking resemblance to a young David Beckham reimagined in a vintage American setting, which has been a popular
theme for AI art recently.
Quote from Google Gemini
| This is what I'd look with artel in my stories |
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| had I could design the farmboy looks for my protagonist. |
| How I wish I looked! I conceived Buddy Król as a |
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| tall, freckled blond, chin clefted and left-handed. |
| With the help of artel I conceive Buddy Król as a |
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| tall, freckled blond, chin clefted and left-handed. |
| This image accidentally describes this site. |
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| I approve my protagonist. |
In 2024, I published nine mysteries written between 1977 and 1991, to put the total at fourteen. I combined three stories,
III to V, into III. It is a critical mystery that develops the character for the following mysteries.
There's for 2025 "Based Baseball", the story takes place in 2020 in an alternate universe.
For 2026, I intend to explore earlier origin of the character and when he developed into a detective in law enforcement. "Partial
Partners" sets in 1967. "Farming Farm" will run in 2027.
This site presents an opportunity to be creative. Back in 1977, I created my own mysteries, using a combination of Hardy Boys
and Jessica Fletcher. I would like to join any group of creative writers on the internet, so let me know if you belong to
any such groups. It the written equivalent of Toastmasters.
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| The new Alopexian Field of Contemplation |
My name is George "Buddy" Król (cruel). I am a fictional character, created in 1977. I am a CPA, operating in State College,
Pennsylvania, near Penn State.
I started my childhood years with a good friend, Don Hough, who introduced me into law enforcement. Don died on Saturday,
22 November 1980 after one of those cases.
I gained such skill that often I found myself in danger, even though detective work was not my profession. I returned to detective
work, after many years in law enforcement. I published most of the past cases in 2024, using artintel pictures, not available
when I wrote them or my own sketched scenes.
2025 saw new cases, "Based Baseball", with more to come in 2026.
I'll make changes to this site regularly, To stimulate my creativity, In 2026, I am writing a "Young George Król" series taking
place in 1967.
The one that needs much work is is "Mike's Murder IV", so the sequence doesn't quite match yet. I wrote it in 1983. I will
be combining the very short ones from right afterward between 1984 and 1986. I expect to get at them in 2026.
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