from Batman #407 (DC, May 1987), script by Frank Miller, pencils and inks by David Mazzucchelli, colors by Richmond Lewis, letters by Todd Klein
Saturday, November 03, 2012
Today in Comics History, November 3: Alfred Pennyworth invents Bat-sarcasm
from Batman #407 (DC, May 1987), script by Frank Miller, pencils and inks by David Mazzucchelli, colors by Richmond Lewis, letters by Todd Klein
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Although, to be technical, I don't think 'marginally sane' is actually a category in the DSM IV.
Alfred might've sold the bit better if he'd used a prop newspaper with actual writing on it.
Frank Miller is responsible for turning Alfred into Sir John Gielgud's Hobson from Arthur
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