from Batman #407 (May 1987), script by Frank Miller, pencils and inks by David Mazzucchelli, colors by Richmond Lewis, letters by Todd Klein
Friday, October 05, 2012
Today in Comics History, October 5: During-dinner telemarketing is invented
from Batman #407 (May 1987), script by Frank Miller, pencils and inks by David Mazzucchelli, colors by Richmond Lewis, letters by Todd Klein
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I'm feeling deja vu from October 2nd...
Whoops! Wrong panel! Fixed. Thanks for spotting it, Al!
"Now if you're not too mesmerized by your sudden Kirby lighting, Jim, please tell me if I can pull off this Prince Valiant outfit for the policemen's masquerade ball."
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