Both jokes are visual humor predicated on batman hanging upside down. The similarity is as obvious as, well, batman hanging upside down. You're just being obtuse.
PvP just never manages to be funny to me because it falls between two types of comedy that would work. His art style is that of more serious comics. Many of the jokes would really work better with his old-style art. For me facial expressions are everything in a visual joke and Scott sucks at it, full stop. Heck, one of the reasons I dislike CAD is because all his characters look like they're bored. But, PA strikes the right balance compared to them and heck, even if VGCATS isn't always great, the expressions on the faces and the style usually make up for it.
Both jokes are visual humor predicated on batman hanging upside down. The similarity is as obvious as, well, batman hanging upside down. You're just being obtuse.[/QUOTE]
I don't think he is, and frankly I think they're both good gags, although in this instance the PvP one was funnier. While they're both predicated on Batman hanging upside down, they still did two totally different jokes based on that. Saying it's the same joke is like saying that there's really only one knock knock joke, because really they're all based around the same premise.
I agree. Just because jokes have a similar basis does not mean they're the same joke. A man getting hit in the face with a thrown pie is different than a man tripping and falling face first into a pie, despite the fact that they're both physical humor based around a pie in the face.