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  1. almost 9 years ago on Dick Tracy

    It occurs to me “the nice couple upstairs” who might help them get to Cuba could be Lucy and Desi—he owns a nightclub and she wants to get into show biz!

  2. about 10 years ago on Dick Tracy

    Fritz Ann really needs to update her wardrobe out of the ’80s. Those shoulder pads gotta go!

  3. over 10 years ago on Dick Tracy

    It’s my guess Tracy is fakin’ it and knows exactly what he’s doing—blending in to figure out what’s going on. He had to be told who he was and what he did, and he commented it was strange to be back in his police uniform.

  4. almost 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    Not to be picky, but the sentence in panel one should read “To whom is this note connected.” The use of “whom” is correct; the sentence structure is not.

  5. about 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    I still don’t understand why no one has reacted to Moon Maid’s reappearance being noted in a television report, specifically Junior and Honeymoon. Also I remember that as a small child, Honeymoon was always drawn playing with metal objects, such as paperclips, hanging from her fingers, attesting to her magnetic capabilities. We haven’t seen teenage Honeymoon displaying any of her inherited powers.

  6. about 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    Phishface reminds me of a cross between Charlie Chan and the Incredible Mr. LImpett.

  7. over 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    So many balls (or knives) still in the air…Stiletta. Blaze. Davey. Moon Maiden (surely Junior saw the TV report—likely Honeymoon did as well, since it was probably on the ’net).

  8. over 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    Stiletta…now there’s a drag queen name if ever I heard one (and I’ve heard a lot!)

  9. over 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    Perhaps Mayor Armstrong is a reference to our Bread and Circuses mayor, Jane Byrne. With a few blonde tips in her hair, Mayor Armstrong could pass for Mayor Byrne.

  10. over 12 years ago on Dick Tracy

    Love the look Tracy is giving Tess in the first panel—like “we’ll discuss this later, dear.”