Well, I hope it’s not going to affect hundreds. Tracy had better be careful when he goes to visit that boutique. So far, it seems that Yeti is a step ahead of the doctors trying to treat the patients with the mysterious comas.
It’s a text-heavy strip, but I think it successfully avoids being a series of heads.
Opening speech balloon seems stilted. Is the “Chief Detective Tracy” really needed? Doctor doesn’t want Sam to know that also? How often, during a conversation, do you refer to the person you are talking to with their full title?
Right in the middle, panel 2 is the guts of today’s message. The lead doctor identifies the problem to the extent possible. But panel 3’s warning to Tracy needs to be taken seriously. Tracy and Sam ought not to waltz into the flower shop blithely unprotected against potential airborne toxins!
Sweet smell of comas! [Not to mention commas, which Neil handled well.]
If you don’t like explanations – with commas – expect the story to be slow while they spend a week to discover everything explained in 3 panels of dialogue.
I suppose the albino looking criminal introduced in this past Sunday’s strip probably has the antidote. Hmm…what’s next? Entire city held for ransom? Nah…he does not come across as one who is in it for the money. Probably wants to make a contribution to science. What was the deal with the ray-gun type weapon? Did he “snuff out” the assistant who messed up or “vaporize” him?
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray about 4 years ago
Good morning™, concerned docs !
Detecting trail has begun. Will we see them at the “Fleur” shop next ?
Neil Wick about 4 years ago
Good morning™, all!
Well, I hope it’s not going to affect hundreds. Tracy had better be careful when he goes to visit that boutique. So far, it seems that Yeti is a step ahead of the doctors trying to treat the patients with the mysterious comas.
It’s a text-heavy strip, but I think it successfully avoids being a series of heads.
Leo Cannyn Premium Member about 4 years ago
The disease of using too many commas in a speech bubble is spreading. Speech is airborne…. Mark, “What have you done?!?”
L Silverman about 4 years ago
Wonder if this is their attempt to be topical by interesting a COVID-like disease into the Tracy-verse.
coratelli about 4 years ago
Interesting.
Lawrence.S about 4 years ago
Opening speech balloon seems stilted. Is the “Chief Detective Tracy” really needed? Doctor doesn’t want Sam to know that also? How often, during a conversation, do you refer to the person you are talking to with their full title?
sixam about 4 years ago
In panel 1, it looks like Tracy has been brown-nosing the good doctor.
Sisyphos about 4 years ago
Right in the middle, panel 2 is the guts of today’s message. The lead doctor identifies the problem to the extent possible. But panel 3’s warning to Tracy needs to be taken seriously. Tracy and Sam ought not to waltz into the flower shop blithely unprotected against potential airborne toxins!
Sweet smell of comas! [Not to mention commas, which Neil handled well.]
jrankin1959 about 4 years ago
Mike Ditka as a doctor? Interesting…
tsull2121 about 4 years ago
I’d rather have a “text heavy strip” that gives us information and movement than 5 or 6 days of talking heads that do nothing to advance the story
WGillete about 4 years ago
If you don’t like explanations – with commas – expect the story to be slow while they spend a week to discover everything explained in 3 panels of dialogue.
h.v.greenman about 4 years ago
I know Yeti is a new bad guy, but I seem to recall a similar plot line from not too long back with a toxic gas dispersed by exploding clown toys
jrankin1959 about 4 years ago
The patient’s been exposed to a neurotoxin, and she’s not on a respirator?
Ignatz Premium Member about 4 years ago
Isn’t it sort of odd for a hospital to call a detective for this sort of thing?
grcollazo Premium Member about 4 years ago
Perfect amount of storytelling for a three panel strip, and clean artwork to match.
IvanB.Cohen about 4 years ago
I suppose the albino looking criminal introduced in this past Sunday’s strip probably has the antidote. Hmm…what’s next? Entire city held for ransom? Nah…he does not come across as one who is in it for the money. Probably wants to make a contribution to science. What was the deal with the ray-gun type weapon? Did he “snuff out” the assistant who messed up or “vaporize” him?
braindead Premium Member about 4 years ago
Not to worry. It’ll be gone in April, when the weather warms up.
DaleMcNamee about 4 years ago
Regarding the use of the comma…
The placement of a comma can change the meaning of a sentence…
A funny example is : “Let’s eat, Grandma…” or “Let’s eat Grandma,” … ;-D