Use the image I've attached. Redraw it as a single panel from a 1960s comic book, keeping the same subject, pose and composition. If there are people in it, keep their faces, skin tones, hairstyles, builds and expressions recognizably theirs. Style: bold black ink outlines with brushy thick-and-thin lines and solid black shadows; flat four-color printing on cheap newsprint, with every tint made of visible round halftone dots, including skin tones matched to each person's real skin, dotted skies and pink or blue dot shading; colors slightly out of register; the paper yellowed with age, with a faint fold line; a heavy black panel border. If there's a person or animal, give them one classic speech bubble that says "{{catchphrase}}"; if not, put the words in a yellow caption box in the top-left corner. Use hand-lettered comic capitals, spelled exactly as written. No other words, sound effects, logos or watermarks. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.