Folks: “Totten” is German for “dead.” Sprengstoff. This is a German organization, and the Boss speaks slightly stilted English because he is of German birth. Why he has the Yiddish word “Feh” in his dialog, now…
Undoubtedly the witnesses did report more. (Also, undoubtedly, their reports conflicted on many details.) However, the tv news is only going to report the most sensational, incite-ful details.
While I don’t generally agree with the whiney-whiney-it-isn’t-what-I-wanted-boo-hoo nonsense, I have to admit that the art here is … well … Dick Tracy with a big s***-eatin’ grin is just wrong.
Folks: “Totten” is German for “dead.” Sprengstoff. This is a German organization, and the Boss speaks slightly stilted English because he is of German birth. Why he has the Yiddish word “Feh” in his dialog, now…