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.
This noir storyboard shows, in several interations, Tito emerging from the subway while ‘lookin for somebody’. Gary can be seen in the lower left corner cowering in fear. Unsure who that clown in the upper left us. A polished version of this design can be seen here.
A noir drawing of Tito escaping a Department of Records building in the west. Judging by the sign in the background this building is on both sides is the border or acts as a border crossing for the west. A finished version of this drawing can be seen here.
Tito’s Pawn Shoppe and its ad campaigns were always ahead of trend.
A notebook sketch of Toti tagging one of Tito’s billboards.
Tito. The premiere Pawnbroker the East Side. Last name unknown. Franchise opportunities available.
This half completed drawing shows Tito’s recent acquisition of the Joseph Doe Funeral Home (Buffet Available). Marketed as “Tito’s 10 Dollar Funeral Home” this side hustle provides mortuary options that lack respect and price. The 1980’s Ford town and country wagon can carry two caskets in the back and one strapped to the roof.
See a finished version of this drawing here.