Aaaaaannnd away we go ! The more I referred back to the strip yesterday the more I was getting the impression that Splitsville was not aware he was being purloined. What I can’t figure is why he would be out in such weather.
Now we have a closer look at the top of Splitface’s head, and we can confirm he no longer has the open wound that gave him the “Splitface” name. It does look like he has a scar on the top of his head, where he had surgery.
Holy crap Batman! I was just reading Splitface’s biography on Fandom. Gory as hell! Must’ve been before the comic codes were instituted. I’m not seeing that kind of routine mutilation in the new strips. Lots of death, sure, but not as wholesale as it was in Splitface’s origin story. Or as gruesome. BRING BACK THE GOOD OL DAYS!
2-…time for you to tell the family where you hid the dough from your Circling Brothers Circus heist. We know this pathetic invalid act is just you trying to avoid real jail. You’re not crazy. You’re crafty!
3-GRANDPA: OH THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO ROUND AND ROUND, ROUND AND…
Well, when this character originated back in the 60’s he was Haf-n-Haf, a Batman Two Face duplicate. Now, maybe to try and convince us he’s new, the “writers” changed his name to Splitface, who was a forties movie character played by film tough guy Mike Mazurki. Like everything else in the recent adventures in this strip, history keeps repeating itself, and old, old, old characters are regurgitated. Lack of imagination perhaps, or laziness?
AnyFace about 5 years ago
DaJellyBelly about 5 years ago
I’d like to know. Where Splitface is getting the money to pay his cronies?
Neil Wick about 5 years ago
Good morning™, escapees!
“UHaul, WeHaul, we all haul for Splitface!” Well, it looks like a clean getaway.
Counterpoint about 5 years ago
Like we said yesterday- the old switcheroo and out we go…
HarryCK about 5 years ago
Good morning™, substitutioners !
Aaaaaannnd away we go ! The more I referred back to the strip yesterday the more I was getting the impression that Splitsville was not aware he was being purloined. What I can’t figure is why he would be out in such weather.
Gent about 5 years ago
I guess this qualifies Split Face into the Tracyville’s Haul of Fame!
iggyman about 5 years ago
It was both, a delivery and an escape! I guess a new saga begins?
Ignatz Premium Member about 5 years ago
Impressive security this asylum has.
A R V reader about 5 years ago
sixam about 5 years ago
Now we have a closer look at the top of Splitface’s head, and we can confirm he no longer has the open wound that gave him the “Splitface” name. It does look like he has a scar on the top of his head, where he had surgery.
jrankin1959 about 5 years ago
The left side of the mannequin’s face doesn’t look like it’s melting – they’re gonna find out quick!
jergideon Premium Member about 5 years ago
Acme Bank the same one that the Coyote uses with its modern machina ex deo ATM.
veldy about 5 years ago
No one has to sign for the statue?
tcayer about 5 years ago
Is this a breakout of somewhere?
dwkiser28603 about 5 years ago
I’ll still call him Haf’N’Haf
Another Take about 5 years ago
Holy crap Batman! I was just reading Splitface’s biography on Fandom. Gory as hell! Must’ve been before the comic codes were instituted. I’m not seeing that kind of routine mutilation in the new strips. Lots of death, sure, but not as wholesale as it was in Splitface’s origin story. Or as gruesome. BRING BACK THE GOOD OL DAYS!
Another Take about 5 years ago
1-SHADES: C’mon Grandpa…
2-…time for you to tell the family where you hid the dough from your Circling Brothers Circus heist. We know this pathetic invalid act is just you trying to avoid real jail. You’re not crazy. You’re crafty!
3-GRANDPA: OH THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO ROUND AND ROUND, ROUND AND…
SHADES: Give it a rest Gramps. I ain’t buying it!
ScottHolman about 5 years ago
OK, some body settle this. Is this guy’s name Split face or Half and Half? I kinda think it’s H&H.
sixam about 5 years ago
Clybourne must be a Three Stooges fan. He used to have a Moe Howard hairstyle, but now he switched to a Larry Fine style.
buckman-j about 5 years ago
Well, when this character originated back in the 60’s he was Haf-n-Haf, a Batman Two Face duplicate. Now, maybe to try and convince us he’s new, the “writers” changed his name to Splitface, who was a forties movie character played by film tough guy Mike Mazurki. Like everything else in the recent adventures in this strip, history keeps repeating itself, and old, old, old characters are regurgitated. Lack of imagination perhaps, or laziness?
Pipe Tobacco about 5 years ago
Interesting, indeed.
JastMe about 5 years ago
It looks like the one they left behind is a true half and half splitface …
Sisyphos about 5 years ago
Exchanging one dummy for another!
Okay, call me insensitive to criminally insane disfigured escapees from psychiatric asylums.
Seriously, how can Wertham Woods maintain its license with such porous-to-nonexistent security?!
tsull2121 about 5 years ago
Youd think with a certified loon like tulza who has assaulted doctors in the asylum before, that he’d have an armed guard nearby at all times.
Already this story has a pothole that cant be ignored..and it’s only begun.
Still… I like haf-n-haf so I’ll give it a chance