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Why was the prisoner not in cuffs
Why was law enforcement sitting on their duffs
Where is McDermott of the bunko squad
Donât you think all this is a little bit odd
Trey-D grabs the gun that no-one else could
For, with their thumbs up their butts they all stood
Now Tracy can scream, run and hide
There is no danger of wounding his pride
What a sad state Tracy has become
Reading the strip now just leaves one numb
Locher, it seems really hates the cops
Else why would he portray them as nothing but flops
Fortunately his retirement is just a couple of months away
And how we will cheer on that wonderful day.
Thank you, morgueritem, Gweedoâs Morgue, Panel-Panner, Bill T., Fusnr, jumbo brain and woodworker318.
A momentâs respectful silence for my glasses, please. When I tried to look at todayâs strip a lens popped out of the frames. Yes, this strip is so bad that my glasses had a nervous breakdown and attempted suicide.
Panel-Panner, I know how lucky I am. After I got my glasses fixed and saw the strip, I realized that having (uncorrected) 20/800 vision isnât so bad after all.
And now weâre in for a week of having Dâoodoo lecture us. Iâm sure heâs really a stand-in character for Locher, who clearly realizes that no one will listen to him unless he holds them at gunpoint.
Please - Someone explain this to me. We have Federal Cops on the scene - shouldnât this guy be full of holes. Or do they not carry a gun, just like Tracy. Plus, Tracy should have bored him to death by now with his conversation.
I have a suggestion - I have been purchasing the series of books of The Complete Dick Tracy by Chester Gould with all the original strips. They are great reading.
Everyone should do the same and forget about this poor excuse of a comic strip.
All the feds from all the agencies will becoming out from behind the trees, will see a gun in someoneâs hand & they will all empty their chambers on the scene. When they are finished only Dick & Penny will be downed on the ground while the $1,000.000 man gets away because their weapons were not of such high caliber for that pricey figure,
Locher, a reality check is in order. Last time I was in Naperville and happened to notice a cop, he was equipped with a gun just like most cops everywhere are. Like most cops, Naperville police are required to spend time at the shooting range so they know how to use their weapons. The feds have similar requirements.
So, in your story here the place is crawling with undercover cops and NOT ONE OF THEM HAS A GUN???? There should have been enough official firepower on display to make our âDynamic Duo of Crimeâ think twice about the stupidity of pulling this gun and threatening each other. Once the gun was pulled every officer on the scene should have had theirs out and leveled with the command to drop the offending weapon being given.
So, hereâs an idea: Go down to the Naperville police station. Talk to some actual officers. Maybe talk to some actual detectives. Take a good look at some real, professional officers. Hey, it couldnât hurt.
Uh, oh. The Spamâs up early today. Letâs facelift bar, indeed.
Hey, maybe thatâs what the cops are doing instead of drawing their guns. Except Dick. Heâs too busy thinking about that Ed Hardy stuff.
Delivery time of 3-6 days? No problem. Weâll still be here with that tiny gun waving in our faces and the platitudes a-flying. Ah, itâs a great time to be alive!
(Once the spamâs been deleted, you should probably ignore this.)
This garbage will stretch out to mid-December, after which Locher will congratulate himself for his award-winning career.
In the real world Dâoodoo would have been handcuffed, as Wonder Warthog pointed out (evidently he was brought back under arrest by McDerrmott of the Fraud Unit).
Handcuffed or not, every armed agent and cop in the scene would have reached for their weapon the instant they saw Penny holding that pistol. Yes, she looks like a sweet little old lady. Sheâs also making death threats and sheâs clearly irrational. Sheâs a menace both to the cops and to any civilian in the area.
Captain Zero, if Sue Doko doesnât intervene, it will be the statute of limitations that saves Thick. By the time this arc ends any and all crimes mentioned in it will no longer be open to prosecution.
Yeah, âEveryone stand back!â 3D doesnât want anyone hurt as Macy sprints for the exit, running over people. Of course, Macy leaves a vapor trail when he exercises this often-executed maneuver. So, heâs easy to find. Maybe there is a WWII Stuka âhangingâ around that he can climb up and hide in.
Thatâs the PROBLEM *Radfish *- those jerky, unexpected surprises, which an untalented writer aspires to PASS OFF as âtop of the lineâ story telling. They simply look disengenious, âthought up that morningâ, as the rest of his tale is riddled with laughable contradictions.
Any untalented writer can produce that kind of JUNK. If you LIKE the Author - say so, for itâs most unusual to describe this bewildering abberation as âswellâ, or as anything remotely praiseworthy.
VistaBill said :
âI suppose we are in for a week or so of âŚâ
You really know Locher â a âmasterâ of stretching out a mini sequence, with little discernable forward movement. This unmotivating tale (degraded further by no - âtraditional villainâ) IS effectively over. Yet it will be prolongated for a further 3 weeks, fully nursed on with -ARTFULL REPETITION !
Well, Radfish, your Simon Penn impression gave me a belated Halloween scare!
Unfortunately the Feds arenât going to shoot Dâoggydoo. Weâre in for a week of lame excuses from him. If weâre lucky Sydney Phillips is right with his George Soros theory. Then Sue Doko might show up and shoot him after only one more week of nattering.
Meanwhile in our dimension the earth turns on its axis, and orbits the sun; the seasons change and office workers appear on the way to their jobs. In Locherland time stands still and itâs oh-dark-thirty for as long as Locher requires.
FLIGHT SUIT over 14 years ago
Are you ready Dick?
Time to start running!
LordDogmore over 14 years ago
Ok, the bad guy has the gun, so all the cops open fire right? Or do we wait another six months for something logicâŚ.never mind I forgot where I was.
wndrwrthg over 14 years ago
Why was the prisoner not in cuffs Why was law enforcement sitting on their duffs Where is McDermott of the bunko squad Donât you think all this is a little bit odd Trey-D grabs the gun that no-one else could For, with their thumbs up their butts they all stood Now Tracy can scream, run and hide There is no danger of wounding his pride What a sad state Tracy has become Reading the strip now just leaves one numb Locher, it seems really hates the cops Else why would he portray them as nothing but flops Fortunately his retirement is just a couple of months away And how we will cheer on that wonderful day.
Thank you, morgueritem, Gweedoâs Morgue, Panel-Panner, Bill T., Fusnr, jumbo brain and woodworker318.
jumbobrain over 14 years ago
and you may ask yourself, âself? how did I get here?â
Vista Bill Raley and Comet⢠over 14 years ago
You said it all, wndrwrthgâŚ
Vista Bill Raley and Comet⢠over 14 years ago
âMy turn!â, says 3D. I suppose weâre in for a week or so of Mr. 3D holding the gun as Tracy and the Feds stand idly byâŚ
Bill Thompson over 14 years ago
A momentâs respectful silence for my glasses, please. When I tried to look at todayâs strip a lens popped out of the frames. Yes, this strip is so bad that my glasses had a nervous breakdown and attempted suicide.
Panel-Panner over 14 years ago
BillThompson:
Just be glad an eyeball didnât pop. I know my eyes ache after each strip. The pain⌠the painâŚ
Panel-Panner over 14 years ago
Panel 3: Dobie Gillis in drag and Maynard G. Krebs. Man, look how they ended up. They didnât age well.
Bill Thompson over 14 years ago
Panel-Panner, I know how lucky I am. After I got my glasses fixed and saw the strip, I realized that having (uncorrected) 20/800 vision isnât so bad after all.
And now weâre in for a week of having Dâoodoo lecture us. Iâm sure heâs really a stand-in character for Locher, who clearly realizes that no one will listen to him unless he holds them at gunpoint.
Panel-Panner over 14 years ago
Another great one by WW who wrote:
âFortunately his retirement is just a couple of months away And how we will cheer on that wonderful day.â
But whatâs next? At this point an eight-year-old kid with broken crayons could produce a better strip.
Maybe itâs time for DT to take a nap â a dirt nap.
thejensens over 14 years ago
Please - Someone explain this to me. We have Federal Cops on the scene - shouldnât this guy be full of holes. Or do they not carry a gun, just like Tracy. Plus, Tracy should have bored him to death by now with his conversation.
I have a suggestion - I have been purchasing the series of books of The Complete Dick Tracy by Chester Gould with all the original strips. They are great reading.
Everyone should do the same and forget about this poor excuse of a comic strip.
ARF2 over 14 years ago
âI knew you couldnât kill me Penny! You havenât the guts! Now, everybody stand back while I do the job myself!â
Bill Thompson over 14 years ago
Please let him have the sense to make a run for it and escape to points unknown, just so we can be rid of this bozo!
Fusnr over 14 years ago
All the feds from all the agencies will becoming out from behind the trees, will see a gun in someoneâs hand & they will all empty their chambers on the scene. When they are finished only Dick & Penny will be downed on the ground while the $1,000.000 man gets away because their weapons were not of such high caliber for that pricey figure,
mjmsprt40 over 14 years ago
Locher, a reality check is in order. Last time I was in Naperville and happened to notice a cop, he was equipped with a gun just like most cops everywhere are. Like most cops, Naperville police are required to spend time at the shooting range so they know how to use their weapons. The feds have similar requirements.
So, in your story here the place is crawling with undercover cops and NOT ONE OF THEM HAS A GUN???? There should have been enough official firepower on display to make our âDynamic Duo of Crimeâ think twice about the stupidity of pulling this gun and threatening each other. Once the gun was pulled every officer on the scene should have had theirs out and leveled with the command to drop the offending weapon being given.
So, hereâs an idea: Go down to the Naperville police station. Talk to some actual officers. Maybe talk to some actual detectives. Take a good look at some real, professional officers. Hey, it couldnât hurt.
LudwigVonDrake over 14 years ago
This is action?
JCFremont over 14 years ago
Uh, oh. The Spamâs up early today. Letâs facelift bar, indeed.
Hey, maybe thatâs what the cops are doing instead of drawing their guns. Except Dick. Heâs too busy thinking about that Ed Hardy stuff.
Delivery time of 3-6 days? No problem. Weâll still be here with that tiny gun waving in our faces and the platitudes a-flying. Ah, itâs a great time to be alive!
(Once the spamâs been deleted, you should probably ignore this.)
Bill Thompson over 14 years ago
This garbage will stretch out to mid-December, after which Locher will congratulate himself for his award-winning career.
In the real world Dâoodoo would have been handcuffed, as Wonder Warthog pointed out (evidently he was brought back under arrest by McDerrmott of the Fraud Unit).
Handcuffed or not, every armed agent and cop in the scene would have reached for their weapon the instant they saw Penny holding that pistol. Yes, she looks like a sweet little old lady. Sheâs also making death threats and sheâs clearly irrational. Sheâs a menace both to the cops and to any civilian in the area.
davidf42 over 14 years ago
This strip is getting worser and worser.
prrdh over 14 years ago
As usual, reading this strip set my mind wanderingâŚif Penny and David have any nieces or nephews, that would make her Aunty Penny.
steveyorkdesigns over 14 years ago
Who will save our Detective in Distress this time?
Bill Thompson over 14 years ago
Captain Zero, if Sue Doko doesnât intervene, it will be the statute of limitations that saves Thick. By the time this arc ends any and all crimes mentioned in it will no longer be open to prosecution.
OldTracy over 14 years ago
Hopefully, the federal agents will whip out their guns and shoot all 3 of them so that Fearless Fosdick can take over tomorrow.
Morrow Cummings over 14 years ago
Yeah, âEveryone stand back!â 3D doesnât want anyone hurt as Macy sprints for the exit, running over people. Of course, Macy leaves a vapor trail when he exercises this often-executed maneuver. So, heâs easy to find. Maybe there is a WWII Stuka âhangingâ around that he can climb up and hide in.
sydney over 14 years ago
Thatâs the PROBLEM *Radfish *- those jerky, unexpected surprises, which an untalented writer aspires to PASS OFF as âtop of the lineâ story telling. They simply look disengenious, âthought up that morningâ, as the rest of his tale is riddled with laughable contradictions.
Any untalented writer can produce that kind of JUNK. If you LIKE the Author - say so, for itâs most unusual to describe this bewildering abberation as âswellâ, or as anything remotely praiseworthy.
veldy over 14 years ago
I wish I could say it was just my eyes that hurt
sydney over 14 years ago
VistaBill said : âI suppose we are in for a week or so of âŚâ
You really know Locher â a âmasterâ of stretching out a mini sequence, with little discernable forward movement. This unmotivating tale (degraded further by no - âtraditional villainâ) IS effectively over. Yet it will be prolongated for a further 3 weeks, fully nursed on with - ARTFULL REPETITION !
Bill Thompson over 14 years ago
Well, Radfish, your Simon Penn impression gave me a belated Halloween scare!
Unfortunately the Feds arenât going to shoot Dâoggydoo. Weâre in for a week of lame excuses from him. If weâre lucky Sydney Phillips is right with his George Soros theory. Then Sue Doko might show up and shoot him after only one more week of nattering.
Meanwhile in our dimension the earth turns on its axis, and orbits the sun; the seasons change and office workers appear on the way to their jobs. In Locherland time stands still and itâs oh-dark-thirty for as long as Locher requires.
tsouthworth over 14 years ago
âNow everybody stand back!â because youâre harder to hit that way? Everybody get back about a block and Iâll see if I can wing you!
veldy over 14 years ago
I still havenât seen anyone peeing on the wall in this arc
Lyons Group, Inc. over 14 years ago
PLEASE LOCHER, FOR THE LOVE OF EVERYTHING THATâS HOLY, PLEASE RETIRE AND END THIS INSANITY!!!
trekkermint over 14 years ago
please - this is crud and sinking lower