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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Look out Batman! Bananas!
I find it incredibly irritating that artists and writers of comic books back in the so-called Golden and Silver Ages seemed to be working blind, never seeing each other's work. If a giant brace of bananas is descending in the picture, there is NO reason to actually have Batman say so. I've seen it happen before when a character drove off a cliff in his car. His line? "Oh no, I just drove off the cliff!". Pfft. We humans do love to belabor the obvious.
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Love this! Only nowadays this scenario would be an episode of Dora the Explorer.
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