To which I immediately thought: Hey, if hooligans hanging out near Bob Hope's Hollywood Walk star need some dressing down, why not just actually get Bob Hope to deal with them?:
DC public service ad, mostly printed in black-and-white on the inside front covers of comics, but this color version is from The Flash #169 (April 1967). Script by Jack Schiff, pencils and inks by Bob Oksner, letters by Ira Schnapp
Pal R. J. White then twittermented, and I turned his verbatim words into a comic (thanks R. J.!)
saw some ruffians hanging out near the bob hope star. wanted to lecture them about jobs and cash but i enjoy not having stab wounds
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Yeah, whenever I notice anyone pausing on a sidewalk, I begin yelling at them about "cash." Why, just the other day I let this one slacker have it so hard he started crying. F***ing ten-year-old! Get a job!
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