Driving Doctor Mayhem
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  • Wattys winner
  • Reads 409,944
  • Votes 26,552
  • Parts 46
  • Time 1h 39m
  • Wattys winner
Complete, First published Feb 05, 2014
PERSONAL ASSISTANT NEEDED. People skills optional. Ability to take drink orders preferred. Personal mode of transport a MUST.                            

To Reply, Contact Dr. M's home office:                 
1-555-TRBLE-4-U
(Idiots and those prone to knock-knock jokes need not apply.)     

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Nobody in their right mind would respond to a help wanted listing so vague. Enter, Robin Banks.

The wacky exploits of a narcoleptic super villain and his reluctant sidekick.

[COMPLETED FIRST DRAFT - #22 in Humor on 4/12/15]
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