Ah, yes… I did forget about those two for a while. And what better place for Greed to be than in a bank? He’s probably having some quiet time inside the vault.
Up to their old tricks I see. You’d think those two would take advantage of the confusion to skip town, not head for trouble. Of course, this raises the question of whether they are attracted to Greed or completely immune to it.
So our protagonists in these panels have numbers on their clothes…jail garb, perhaps? Indicating escaped prisoners?
Although if the entire arrested criminal population of Widdershins can be cataloged by a 2-digit number, perhaps Capt. Barber’s job isn’t as tough as one might think.
McColl34 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Well, it looks like those weren’t just the keys to Ben’s burned down house. Ah, well.
So, what’s she going to do with/to the vault door? Or maybe she’s just looking in that general direction?
Striped Cat almost 5 years ago
Why are they at a bank at all? Greed would not be there. Banks are only places of sound advice And frugality.
scyphi26 almost 5 years ago
Well then…if he’s who I think he is…and I currently don’t have much reason to think otherwise…
Dragoncat almost 5 years ago
Ah, yes… I did forget about those two for a while. And what better place for Greed to be than in a bank? He’s probably having some quiet time inside the vault.
Maybe Sidney should wait outside, after all…
Eric Daniel Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Up to their old tricks I see. You’d think those two would take advantage of the confusion to skip town, not head for trouble. Of course, this raises the question of whether they are attracted to Greed or completely immune to it.
wknehans almost 5 years ago
So our protagonists in these panels have numbers on their clothes…jail garb, perhaps? Indicating escaped prisoners?
Although if the entire arrested criminal population of Widdershins can be cataloged by a 2-digit number, perhaps Capt. Barber’s job isn’t as tough as one might think.