I always thought the two pieces looked ridiculously segregated, being so far away from each other, so I figured it'd be a cool idea to combine the two into a smaller frame. An impossible task at first, but after some thoughtful chopping, it looks like a much more dramatic piece on my wall. My favorite part; how the "Whaam!" covers some of the original dialogue - it's subtle, but I love it!
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