Okay, that room was drawn with the worst perspective EVER. How much acid was the artist dropping when he sketched it?
DaveD
“No crime has been committed here!”
And a guy standing in front of a suspiciously empty cash register wouldn’t *lie* about that sort of thing!
http://www.steppenworld.com Steppen
What if they just need change?
DaveD : Don’t you know why the cash register seems empty??? Wait… That’s right : another proof of the almighty MAGNETISM !
Megalon
Either his head shrank, or Robin’s really been putting on some weight. Also, checkout The Batman’s perfectly rectangular skull and HUGE forehead. I don’t know if acid was involved, but something was going on there.
Clarkins
What kind of store is that supposed to be? The acid the colorist was taking made him color the floor two different shades of orange.
Kira
@Clarkins To be fair to said stoned artist, the darker shade of orange is seen trough a glass table.
http://www.steppenworld.com Steppen
@Kira : nooooo, the cash register is levitating due to the amazing power of the MAGNETISM !!!
Michael
“So, then you don’t validate parking.”
Jon Snow
That some good looking gold cash register!
http://www.michalczyk.art.prv.pl/ Pietro
“Stand back Citizen! Robin needs to use the bathroom PRONTO!”
Wolfmother
the only crime commited in this ara was to let the architect build this shop the way he wanted…non-euclideacally!!!
Wolfmother
err…that would be “area”, of course :/
Dierna
“Comisioner Gordon?? What are you doing behind that cash register?!”
Who, me?
Sadly enough, Batman and Robin were in such a hurry that they didn’t see the trip wire which they were about to set off.
And to Dierna…That is Commissioner Gordon’s twin brother, Jacob “I-work-on-commission” Gordon.
Amake
This looks like a clear-cut case of racial discrimination. The store owner doesn’t want people with white eyes there, unless of course there’s some crime to investigate.
Also, I think Bats went overboard with the starch on his cape. Or he’s running REALLY fast.
Lemur
Actually, the sad part is that the artist was obviously trying real hard, look at the attempts at perspective while trying to make the scene look ‘dynamic’ by setting up a strong diagonal composition, and because he had Batman and Robin charging through the door together he had to make the doorframe about 5 feet wide, (while the door is what, 2 feet wide) He´s even trying to handle foreshortning. The glass top is actually a clever touch. (even mysteriously floating in air like that) It all adds up to something incredibly goofy, but he’s definetly in there pitching.
Shiai
The name of this story is “The Case Without a Crime!”…subtitled “The Comic Creators With Writer’s Block!”
http://thetorb.wordpress.com/ Martin Smith
Clearly the only crime going on there is the guy’s moustache.
LittlePig
“No crime has been committed here! I was just, eh, just…just checking the wood finish on the cash drawer, yeah, that’s the ticket, just checking the finish on the cash drawer. It looks a little dry – tell ya what, you guys stay here and i’ll, er, I’ll..run down to the hardware store for some tung oil! Yeah, that’s the ticket!”
http://twp3pf2.deviantart.com/ John M.
No crime, my good man? What do you call that green suit you’re wearing? Or the ridiculous outfits my cohort and I have on?
Maybe it’s not a CRIME that should be COMMITTED here.