Dick Tracy by Mike Curtis and Charles Ettinger for June 12, 2011

Good morning all…

Good Evening All! Whips and now bondage. What has happened to this strip! Mike, you worry me sometimes. (grin)

Lizz is mighty cute as Ponytail!

Yes she is! She is!

This comic is rated “R”

Lizz looks good all tied up!!!

I hope that this story will be longer with more twists and turns to keep us on the edge of our computer chairs.

The last story ended too quick.

By the way, what has happened to Tess.She never phones Dick anymore.

By the way I do like this Sunday’s Crimestoppers. I work at the TSA and unattended bags are a problem. It is not what a person can steal from the bag. It is what a person can put into the bag that can be dangerous to aviation.

Liz may be an “over the hill tart” but she’s a well built over the hill tart.

Looks like Lizz is getting tied up in her work. Well it was bound to happen.

Too many Ponytails for anyone’s good here—Ms. Garner (the actress), Ms. Parks (the ex-lighting stand-in and Doubleup’s young tart, not yet over the hill), and Lizz [Worthington] “Bradley” (undercover cop in too-tight costume, all tied up). It’s enough to make a grown man swoon. Swoon!

I hope the guy with the photometer doesn’t spread any gossip about that conversation he overheard, or it’s going to be a fruitless undercover operation.

Yesterday Lizz was a “stunt double” … today she is a “lighting stand in” … so … ? Anyway … todays strip is great as usual.

safeway874, Remember - Locher used Tess like a foil, to keep Sam and Teevo out of the strip, and for near -18 months they were NOT seen (mid Oct 08 to mid April 010. Almost every tale started from home with Tess, and visits to HQ were fleeting two or three panel affairs with the Chief Lizz

Double-Up going down to collect himself? Tsk, tsk. Mistake. The Crimestarters Notebook sez: villains should always use a cutout to collect extortion money.Oh, well, we’ll soon see his brother who runs the numbers racket in Tracy’s city. I refer, of course, to Seven-Up.

And his father Pop-up.

So Doubleup’s moll wasn’t the actress playing Ponytail, but her original double? Somehow I missed that. Missed that…

That’s just one of Officer Doherty’s many “hats”.

Besides, Railroad Police are still Police, and it fits this particular Crimestoppers.I Think it a little dated, but here’s a link to little bio on Officer Doherty..Officer Jim Doherty

Doubleup’s family has been committing crimes for centuries. One of his ancestors used to hold up stage coaches, the infamous Saddle-up!

Isn’t his brother a mugger? You know Stickemup.

Stunt doubles, lighting doubles…is Doubleup the speech double?

Isn’t Haku putting Lizz’ status in jeopardy by calling her “Detective Worthington” on set?

I don’t think that comparing railroad police to mall security is very sensible or fair. I would think that railroad police are probably much more like a federal officer. Railroads, after all, are involved in interstate commerce.

I agree with the comment of what they can put in the baggage that’s a danger. Liz looks good as a masked heroine.

I stated before this DT arc started that you would all have fun with the puns, and that it was even worse than Flakey Biscuits. Was I wrong, was I wrong? Is Doubleup related to the infamous serial killer, you know the guy who decapitated his female victims and stuck their heads on poles. HeadsUp.

There is some mental illness that runs in Doubleup’s family.His one relative has a multi-personality disorder. You know Splitup..Another relative swore he was Fonzie, Thumbsup.Aaaaeeeyyy!

The ART continues to impress.

First time I’ve noted that Lizz has “green” eyes !

Then there was the rural criminal Hiccup.

One member of Doubleups family went into law enforcement. I think his name was BackUp. I guess he was pretty good, they kept calling for him to come and help whenever things got sticky.

Aren’t the women usually stripped naked before bondage?