The Man with the Upside-Down Face

Considered to be one of the most evil beings Trevor Henderson has created, the Man with the Upside-Down Face is frequently sighted near disastrous events, typically automobile collisions. It has, however, also been viewed in areas during events of great misery or distress, such as in a Millsbury Savings Bank during the Great Slump.

Trivia

 * In one post, the Man with the Upside Down Face is referred to as the "patron saint of car wrecks, natural disasters, misery and bloody pavement". If true, this explains why the Man with the Upside-Down Face has appeared in many related pictures over the years, including during the Great Slump.
 * In Trevor Henderson's "Patron Saints" series of images, the Man with the Upside-Down Face has a sun-like symbol behind him, while the Cartoon Cat doesn't. The Cartoon Cat isn't even titled a patron saint, while the Man is. This implies that he is slightly less evil than the Cartoon Cat.
 * Trevor has also confirmed that Cartoon Cat is worse than the Man with the Upside-Down Face.