::grins:: as hysterical as it is, it's a joke. You can tell by the text clarity and spacing. Compare the text inthe speech bubbles to the text on the yellow box in the first panel. See how the text looks softer? Not quite as crisp? It's aged right alng with the comic strip. The new text though is much more clear. The italic words in particular give it away. Also you can see that much less room is given between lines of text. That much crowding is atypical of comic books and word balloons and is quite poor layout planning. The color difference behind the text and the rest of the inside of the word balloon is also very visible. And Aunt May's naughty little comment in the last box doesn't fit at all text-wise. Finally, Peter's word balloon contains an original dash that the person who redid this strip forgot to erase, and his last words in the last panel run into the edges of the balloon. Wouldn't have happened. Heh, umm yeah. I just got all technical. Woo.
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Date: 2003-07-23 09:48 am (UTC)Heh, umm yeah. I just got all technical. Woo.