My comment is unrelated to the current Dick Tracy stortyline. I think Joe and Mike are doing an outstanding job with Dick Tracy.Dick Tracy is one of the first things I learned to read by myself-I guess that’s why it’s still one of my favorite comic strips.My question is about a Dick Tracy story where DT had been captured and was left (I believe) hanging on the side of a building by a rope tied to his wrists. Do you know the story I mean? I know you guys know your Dick Tracy history.
@VistaBillI wonder, too, VistaBill, whether Tracy isn’t at least bending protocol here by giving out this information to a gossip vulture. —And BTW, quite a display of hats between the two, with Tracy’s shot-up iconic yellow fedora and Wendy Witch’s big salmony thing!
Has wendy have history with DT? Her hat, blue eyes and fountain pin make her a very interesting character. Who is Schrecker? it’s such a joy for daily reading. My life is so busy and complicated, but good ole DT helps with the mundane parts. If that makes sense.
Joe is drawing Wendy exceptionally well. I love the exagerated features…very reminescent of Rick Fletcher. JR, Wendy was a creation of Max Collins during his writing tenure on the strip…late 70’s through the 80’s. She was snoopy newspaper reported who was always trying to get Tracy into trouble for “shooting first” and asking questions later.
Small ’ detail ’ in the background there (panel 1) - Female Police Officer, long black hair, HUGGING someone (?) Could that be Sam ? If so, what of Marge Catchem (?)Will she catch ’em ? ;-)
I can’t wait for Sunday’s strip, so I can see her outfit change color! (It’s lavender on the ComicsKingdom version, where the colorist does a much better job.)I like the way Mike & Co. have brought SBN and Schrecker back into the storyline in a very plausible way.Now, where is this going to take us?
Re yesterday’s comments:I appreciate all the input on the checkered police hats others posted in reply to my comment about how the ones in the strip make me think of cabbies rather than police officers. I am a lifelong Chicago resident and see Chicago officers every day. If you’d asked me last week, I’d have told you that they don’t wear checkered hats. Now that’s the first thing I notice—and they look great on those who serve and protect in the Windy City. Please keep them on the officers in Dick Tracy, Joe. Thanks.
Vista Bill Raley and Comet™ over 12 years ago
Good morning everyone…
Should Tracy be sharing this information?
margueritem over 12 years ago
She’ll twist your words somehow, Tracy.
a-man2 over 12 years ago
My comment is unrelated to the current Dick Tracy stortyline. I think Joe and Mike are doing an outstanding job with Dick Tracy.Dick Tracy is one of the first things I learned to read by myself-I guess that’s why it’s still one of my favorite comic strips.My question is about a Dick Tracy story where DT had been captured and was left (I believe) hanging on the side of a building by a rope tied to his wrists. Do you know the story I mean? I know you guys know your Dick Tracy history.
brinrik over 12 years ago
Normally, I don’t mind the colorization of the strip but today’s is horrible especially the first panel.
Bill Thompson over 12 years ago
So she now works for the Screamin’ Busterd’s Network? Is that a video camera in her pen, or does he also do print media?
Sisyphos over 12 years ago
@VistaBillI wonder, too, VistaBill, whether Tracy isn’t at least bending protocol here by giving out this information to a gossip vulture. —And BTW, quite a display of hats between the two, with Tracy’s shot-up iconic yellow fedora and Wendy Witch’s big salmony thing!
sydney over 12 years ago
More Rick Fletcher style art today, on Wendy Witchel Exagerated lips and features, but very authentic !
johnrussco over 12 years ago
Has wendy have history with DT? Her hat, blue eyes and fountain pin make her a very interesting character. Who is Schrecker? it’s such a joy for daily reading. My life is so busy and complicated, but good ole DT helps with the mundane parts. If that makes sense.
andy.vaughn over 12 years ago
Joe is drawing Wendy exceptionally well. I love the exagerated features…very reminescent of Rick Fletcher. JR, Wendy was a creation of Max Collins during his writing tenure on the strip…late 70’s through the 80’s. She was snoopy newspaper reported who was always trying to get Tracy into trouble for “shooting first” and asking questions later.
miqq1234 over 12 years ago
…I like the the bullet hole in Dick’s hat…I know he’s not a PI…so maybe it’s a 3rd eye
Mdstudio over 12 years ago
So that explains why we haven’t seen Wendy in the strip for so long. lol
APersonOfInterest over 12 years ago
Thanks for another great strip Team Tracy !!!!
JohnRPelt over 12 years ago
I think her last appearance was during the Hi-Top arc, when she pulled off a replica of Geraldo’s Al Capone’s fault fiasco.
HannoX over 12 years ago
Wendy looks like the younger sister of Cruella DeVille (Disney animated version).
Buzza Wuzza over 12 years ago
Mr. Schrecker is also Mr. Crime! You read it here first.
Morrow Cummings over 12 years ago
How’d ya like to wake up in the morning and see her on the other side of the bed? I’d swear off the booze!
theshadowuu over 12 years ago
Wendy Malick? Compare the look!
Asakura over 12 years ago
Fountain pen? My £2.50’s on a disguised microphone…
ginkens001 over 12 years ago
Don’t call him Putty Puss!
sydney over 12 years ago
Small ’ detail ’ in the background there (panel 1) - Female Police Officer, long black hair, HUGGING someone (?) Could that be Sam ? If so, what of Marge Catchem (?)Will she catch ’em ? ;-)
browngsa over 12 years ago
She is not “hugging” anyone, she is taking away the 2 henchmen, Winkin and Blinkin’.
Can't Sleep over 12 years ago
I can’t wait for Sunday’s strip, so I can see her outfit change color! (It’s lavender on the ComicsKingdom version, where the colorist does a much better job.)I like the way Mike & Co. have brought SBN and Schrecker back into the storyline in a very plausible way.Now, where is this going to take us?
ChucklinChuck over 12 years ago
Re yesterday’s comments:I appreciate all the input on the checkered police hats others posted in reply to my comment about how the ones in the strip make me think of cabbies rather than police officers. I am a lifelong Chicago resident and see Chicago officers every day. If you’d asked me last week, I’d have told you that they don’t wear checkered hats. Now that’s the first thing I notice—and they look great on those who serve and protect in the Windy City. Please keep them on the officers in Dick Tracy, Joe. Thanks.