(6 Panels)
(Two-Face has captured
BATMAN and ROBIN and put them in an elaborate deathtrap.)
Panel 1: TWO-FACE is flipping his coin to determine
their fate.
TWO-FACE: Heads…
Panel 2: TWO-FACE flips the coin again.
TWO-FACE: Heads?
Panel 3: TWO-FACE continues to flip the coin.
TEXT BOX: And so it continues!
TWO-FACE (1): Heads? Heads? Heads? Heads? Heads?!
TWO-FACE (2) No one can possibly be that lucky!
Panel 4: BATMAN socks TWO-FACE across the jaw in
classic form with a right hook.
BATMAN: Right you are!
SFX: whammo!
Panel 5: BATMAN and ROBIN stand over the
knocked-silly TWO-FACE.
ROBIN (1): Holy Vegas, Batman!
ROBIN (2): What are the odds a coin comes up heads that many
times?
BATMAN: Odds had nothing to do with it, Robin.
Panel 6: BATMAN holds up TWO-FACES’ coin for ROBIN to
see.
BATMAN (1): For all his talk about random chance, I
recognized that Two-Face is not above changing the parameters till he gets a
desired outcome.
BATMAN (2): That’s why I switched his normal coin out with a
special Bat-Weighted-Coin to turn chance in our favor!
(END PAGE)
Really good use of the Batman 66 motif, MK! The weighted coin joke works well - particularly with Batman's wordy explanation. All very much in the spirit of the show for a script that's fun to read.
ReplyDeleteThe Batman 66 series is one of the best ideas in comics, and you've exemplified it here, and brilliantly captured what a 60s Two-Face story would be like.
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