From Batman: "The Joker Goes to School" (March 2, 1966), written by Lorenzo Semple, Jr.; directed by Murray Golden
Friday, January 20, 2012
The Zen of Batman: Being Cool and Staying in School
From Batman: "The Joker Goes to School" (March 2, 1966), written by Lorenzo Semple, Jr.; directed by Murray Golden
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Hey, the first one's always free, right Batman?
While I love this quote, why is that second word balloon tail pointing to, well, his utility belt? Does his, um, utility belt have a setting where it finished Batman's sentences for him?
A) Batman's utility belt is surprisingly articulate!
B) Batman is an accomplished ventriloquist.
C) And I'm terrible at the speech balloons in Photoshop.
D) This is ironic because I made fun of this in a comic not too long ago! Ah well!
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