Póster de detective de comedia noir

1940s black-and-white comedy noir theatrical poster. Classic hard-boiled film noir photographed completely seriously, deep blacks, silver highlights, authentic film grain, cigarette-smoke atmosphere, extreme deadpan visual comedy. Cluttered detective office during violent midnight thunderstorm. Lightning flashes outside, rain runs down windows, venetian-blind shadows stripe the room, desk lamp creates hard pool of light. Adult Mike in rumpled suit, fedora, trench coat and glasses, dark side-parted hair, his face showing the reference likeness, studies a giant wall-sized conspiracy board through his magnifying glass, utterly convinced all mysteries are connected. Behind him the answers are visibly present: sock stuck to his coat, stapler on his hat, cat on filing cabinet, umbrella beneath desk, coffee in Lisa's hand. Lisa stands beside desk in glamorous fitted black satin 1940s dress, long gloves, heels and belted trench coat, recognizable black hair and bangs, looking toward camera with tired expression of a woman who solved every case hours ago, her face showing the reference likeness. Supporting characters crowd doorway: diner waitress, hotel bellhop, police officer, pianist, clock repairman, landlady, newspaper boy, all silently watching Mike. Title: THE CASE OF THE TWENTY MYSTERIES in classic noir typography.