He absolutely couldn't wait until payday so he could get all the things that he needed to screen print this onto his costume. He saw an ad online for an old screen printing setup and the price was right. His plan was to get the screen printing machine and take it to his training camp.
Payday finally came and Wayne withdrew the $135 dollars and left to meet up with the man selling the equipment. When he got there he paid the man and put the device into the back of the Manbatmobile. He drove back to the training camp and unloaded it. While he was unloading it he realized that there was a sharp edge on one of the arms. He decided that he would file it off, but he was so excited about printing on his costume he decided that the filing would have to wait until tomorrow.
He got his costume shirt secured into the press. The screen had been set to display the bat image that he found on an internet image search. When Wayne went to apply the ink, he fumbled the container and spilled the bright yellow ink all over the place. It was all over the press, all over the shirt, and all over the floor. He slammed his hand down in frustration on the press and sent yellow ink into his eyes.
Blindly turning to get a towel, he bumped the arm of the press and sent it spinning around. At the same time he slipped on the puddle of ink on the floor and fell to his knees. The arm of the press spun around and the sharp edge came slashing across the side of his neck, severing his jugular vein. With a sickening gurgle, he fell face first onto the floor where he blindly flailed around looking for his cellphone. He bled out in a matter of minutes. His body was not found for 6 weeks.
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