Hey, remember before the energy crisis when we used to let Daylight Standard Time run all April? Not anymore, of course. So thanks a heap, Jimmy Carter.
NO I DIDN'T SPOT THE CLUE SO STOP RUBBING IT IN
And that's enough to convict a man. Or at least punch a man. Whichever is more fun.
from "Case of the Loaded Case!" in Detective Comics #472 (DC, November 1972), script by Frank Robbins, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Joe Giella, letters by Milt Snapinn
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And so the "story" ends with "Jason Bard" recording another "success".
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