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Ray Toler Free

I am a designer, actor and artist living in Chicago. I am winner of the Joseph Jefferson Award for Scenic Design (Chicago version of the Tonys) and have received multiple nominations. My cartooning can be seen in the book Literary Fails by literary agent and TV producer Sharlene Martin (available on Amazon). <p> I am also a character actor who has appeared in several movies including US Marshals, Home Alone, A League of Their Own, and others. You may check me out on IMDB at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0866008/</p>

Comics I Follow

Gasoline Alley

Gasoline Alley

By Jim Scancarelli
Mutt & Jeff

Mutt & Jeff

By Bud Fisher

Recent Comments

  1. about 7 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    Tracyville is a very large city with extensive suburbs. I imagine that they might have as many Olympians as a city like Chicago. Small towns may be proud of one Olympian but in a big city it’s hard to remember them all. Also, her fencing career was years ago when she was in college.

    https://www.nbcchicago.Com/news/local/meet-team-usas-olympians-from-the-chicago-area/2561639/

  2. about 7 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    A trianglar cuts to the victims was probably done by an Épée since it has a triangular blade. The Épée is a stabbing and thrusting weapon while the Sabre is a slashing weapon with a somewhat hour-glass shaped blade.

  3. about 8 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    Your original comments appears as if you are anxious for the story to end in only a few less months rather than a few more months. Although you are chiding the writer for stretching the story, you would be anxious for it to end quicker rather than longer when the next story may not be any better, just different (It might be about a criminal who has some kind of a collection and will do anything to expand it. Have we ever had a story about collectors or did I sleep through them all?

    The word “hopefully” that you used in your original comment means: nervous desire with a quick expectation of fulfillment. In other words, anxious.

  4. about 8 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    Check back in a few months to find out.

  5. about 8 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    That is what everybody else has been saying since her High School Yearbook contained a very famous fencing quote by her picture as seen way back on October 6th and her Olympic alternate status was revealed by Owen on October 8th. It has been no secret that she was a fencer and has been discussed extensively on this board. An épée is a fencing weapon that has a triangular blade similar to the triangular incisions (see Nov. 28th) made to the murder victims.

  6. about 8 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    Wendy is a reporter who has always had it in for Tracy, even though Tracy has saved her life several times.

  7. about 8 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    But here we have not seen the villain scheming or discussing their motivations with an ally. Even though we know who the villain is, we really know nothing about her or her motivation for the murders and thefts. We have a very one-dimensional view of X.Libris. As far as the reader is concerned, we have no idea why she is doing what she is doing—something about an old family rivalry? That’s a small clue. Today, however, we do get confirmation that X.Libris’ sport was, indeed, fencing at the Olympics.

  8. about 9 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    She also ran a series of stories claiming Tracy was too violent and quick triggered.

  9. about 9 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    For a sarcastic guy, you ironically do not recognize sarcasm it when comes from Neil.

  10. about 9 hours ago on Dick Tracy

    The guy in the final panel was Wendy’s cameraman November 22nd when X.Libris whispered something fearful and shocking in Wendy’s ear.