Now will Rikki sell out Bribery? Or can Bribery get to her in the jail? The fact he didn’t want her to survive to be arrested tells me he doesn’t have a way to get to her.
He tried to arrest LT Teevo but was knocked down. But are Joe and Mike sure it’s his first? It’s a long time since 1949! Ok, chiefs are suppose to command and organize, not to arrest, so it’s possible. Also, I suspect that without criminal ex machina MATTY SQUARED Pat would have had it!
yeh, lets overlook the fact that a whacked out contract killer/mass murderess just tried to off our boss… instead of finding out WHY lets toast him with soda!
Huzzah! Raise a toast to Patton. The strip rarely, if ever, shows plea negotiations, so we’re not likely to be privy to the questioning of Rikki. She does not strike me as a blabber mouth, and this wasn’t a hit for pay. In any event, she doesn’t know Bribery’s location. I’d wager that if we ever see Rikki again she will be in jail pining for dear (departed?) Abner.
When Chester Gould promoted Pat to Chief in 1949, it was interesting to see that as Chief Patton, he continued to be very active. He could be seen at crime scenes, or after an arrest had taken place, he would be on the scene going over details with Tracy and Sam. When either Tracy or Sam was in one of the jams they continued to get into, Chief Patton was right on the scene, directing rescue operations. This continued to be standard operating procedure at least through 1963, where the latest IDW book ends. I’m guessing it continued all the way through Gould’s time on the strip.
The Chief of Police is too high in rank to go out on the street. Patton was bucking that to keep sharp. This time it worked, with the help of Mr. Bribery. I wonder if their tech people will find any trace of his program….?
Rightwingmoron said, about 2 hours ago@I think everybody knows who….Because noticing the way Chief Patton was holding the paper, and then saying why it was wrong, doesn’t at all represent someone who has too much time on their hands..Hey, good to hear from you. I was starting to worry about you. I always look forward to and greatly respect your stimulating comments. I can be accused of many things but disrespecting women is not one of them!
Good to see old Pat Patton getting some respect!Go get ‘em, Tiger!
As for whether or not Rikki will sing—I’d say it depends on her frame of mind as she cools off in stir, and who she sees as the one or ones responsible for her incarceration and the loss of her Vampire Mechanique….
Vista Bill Raley and Comet™ about 8 years ago
.Good morning guys!.Rikki’s a-singin’..
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray about 8 years ago
Sisyfoes said, 18 minutes in the long ago yesteryear
@Gweedo – It’s legal here !!! – Murray
Ay-yup! JPWhiz and Gweedo, That is exactly what I hoped to imply by the choice of “64.”
They will definitely need her and feed her well beyond 64, if she doesn’t do a “hit” on herself. -jonahhex1 about 8 years ago
Wow….first arrest since making Chief? That’s interesting.
jonahhex1 about 8 years ago
Now will Rikki sell out Bribery? Or can Bribery get to her in the jail? The fact he didn’t want her to survive to be arrested tells me he doesn’t have a way to get to her.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray about 8 years ago
In advance….
I can hear the Zzzzzzzzzzs all the way over here, above the din of traffic over the bridge !
Ashmael about 8 years ago
He tried to arrest LT Teevo but was knocked down. But are Joe and Mike sure it’s his first? It’s a long time since 1949! Ok, chiefs are suppose to command and organize, not to arrest, so it’s possible. Also, I suspect that without criminal ex machina MATTY SQUARED Pat would have had it!
Neil Wick about 8 years ago
They are celebrating with cola in place of champagne, rather than drinking their usual coffee at the office.
AnyFace about 8 years ago
Two-Panel Strip Again Today.
AnyFace about 8 years ago
Seems no one is aware of “The Square.”
tsull2121 about 8 years ago
yeh, lets overlook the fact that a whacked out contract killer/mass murderess just tried to off our boss… instead of finding out WHY lets toast him with soda!
crobinson019 about 8 years ago
Well, I’m just surprised Pat’s heart didn’t attack again!
Pequod about 8 years ago
Huzzah! Raise a toast to Patton. The strip rarely, if ever, shows plea negotiations, so we’re not likely to be privy to the questioning of Rikki. She does not strike me as a blabber mouth, and this wasn’t a hit for pay. In any event, she doesn’t know Bribery’s location. I’d wager that if we ever see Rikki again she will be in jail pining for dear (departed?) Abner.
avenger09 about 8 years ago
All the excitement has caught up with Pat, he’s holding his paper backwards!
abdullahbaba999 about 8 years ago
Soda bubbly….Its a wrap!!
BeniHanna6 Premium Member about 8 years ago
Aww I’ll miss Rikki.
boboscar about 8 years ago
If he were able to be presented in a police line-up, she could probably identify him.Um…that might be kind of hard to do…
Ken in Ohio about 8 years ago
When Chester Gould promoted Pat to Chief in 1949, it was interesting to see that as Chief Patton, he continued to be very active. He could be seen at crime scenes, or after an arrest had taken place, he would be on the scene going over details with Tracy and Sam. When either Tracy or Sam was in one of the jams they continued to get into, Chief Patton was right on the scene, directing rescue operations. This continued to be standard operating procedure at least through 1963, where the latest IDW book ends. I’m guessing it continued all the way through Gould’s time on the strip.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 8 years ago
The Chief of Police is too high in rank to go out on the street. Patton was bucking that to keep sharp. This time it worked, with the help of Mr. Bribery. I wonder if their tech people will find any trace of his program….?
Vista Bill Raley and Comet™ about 8 years ago
.Seen in the BMBG studios this afternoon. JPuzzleWhiz yodels and plays the jug with Gweedo a-tappin’ away!.
avenger09 about 8 years ago
Rightwingmoron said, about 2 hours ago@I think everybody knows who….Because noticing the way Chief Patton was holding the paper, and then saying why it was wrong, doesn’t at all represent someone who has too much time on their hands..Hey, good to hear from you. I was starting to worry about you. I always look forward to and greatly respect your stimulating comments. I can be accused of many things but disrespecting women is not one of them!
Morrow Cummings about 8 years ago
Good to see you back, Otto! Your return is sure to boost the readership……. like the promise made by Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
Sisyphos about 8 years ago
Good to see old Pat Patton getting some respect!Go get ‘em, Tiger!
As for whether or not Rikki will sing—I’d say it depends on her frame of mind as she cools off in stir, and who she sees as the one or ones responsible for her incarceration and the loss of her Vampire Mechanique….