This noir image shows Tito on the upper deck of an Eastseid Battle bus. What battle? Don’t know. Where battle? There, Battle! Whose bus is it? Definitely Tito’s. Who they battling? The west. Sources indicate this incursion is an westside blockade in the East. Perhaps at or near some of the disputed territorial claims. Trash Can Man did survive this incident. A finished version can be seen here and there.
Gary Masalam drives his low rider by Moe’s and hits Trash Can Man. He misidentifies the incident as a anti-communist blockade and the finishes his exclamation with “down wit chu all!”. That’s ‘down with you all’ for those keeping score at home.
This 1983 Volkswagen Rabbit served as the inspiration for rent-a-cop Morty’s security vehicle.
This is a early drawing of the official state vehicle of the Ubangians. Its one of those 1940’s sedans with the wooden sides. That’s the Ruler O Ubangie in the bacground.
This low rider is one of the few that was drawn fully in color.
This project predates this website by seventeen years. Sketch and finished product of the Voltz Life mural. It is sad that the finished version became more PG with Gary driving a car versus being hit by Tito’s car.
This is the first Voltz comic. In 21 Panels, Gary has an interaction with Ike, with whom he is well pleased and an altercation with Voltz’s lone rental cop Morty. Gary wrecks the driver’s side door of the 1983 Voltzwagon Rabbit security guard car in the process.
Not every car is noteworthy. Some cars are punished for their transgressions by becoming security vehicles. These compacts are destined for Voltz only security guard, Morty or perhaps his protégé Arty.
Several vehicle sketches from 1999-2000