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Helping out Mike Curtis
My friend, Dick Tracy writer Mike Curtis is having health problems. As many know, hospital tests and treatment costs are sky high and Mike is asking for help. Please visit Mike’s GoFundMe Page. to find out more and contribute if you can. Thank you!
“Only Time Will Tell” looks red-hot. It’s something that if I find it, I’ll keep it. Curtis and Staton both do such a great job with Tracy’s strip already! Happy Holidays to them…
I am still awaiting my copy from Mr. Curtis. I am sure he’ll send it soon.
Yep, I have no insight but it shouldn’t be to much longer now that it’s been printed.
Please send me a mailing address and I will send the book and pin.
I don’t have your address where I can find it.
Take care
Mike
Mr. Curtis,
You are very kind. My mailing address is:
295 Radio Ave.
Miller Place, NY 11764.
I hope you are doing better…and thanks for the pin and “Only Time Will Tell.” I am looking forward to reading it. The quality of work you and Staton both commit to Tracy’s strip is truly remarkable. It’s really a pleasure to read. Take care!
Best always,
Michael M. DeBonis.
Dear Mr. Curtis,
I received “Only Time Will Tell” today. Thanks again! I do appreciate it. If the Tracy storyline of “Dick Tracy Meets Thee Green Hornet,” ever gets anthologized, let us know. You and Station both smacked that one out of the ballpark! Best wishes to you and please recover soon.
Michael M. DeBonis.
“Dick Tracy Meets The Green Hornet,” I meant to say.
Jeremy and friends deserve tremendous credit here for putting together a first-rate website, which brilliantly keeps all informed about the legendary comics detective Dick Tracy.
Thanks, Jeremy.
M. DeBonis.
What a great job Curtis and Station did with creating a first-rate mystery! Only Time Will Tell was top notch. The writing and artwork were amazing. I would love to see more of this strip anthologized. Also, could Warren Beatty finally produce a film about Dick Tracy? Even a well-crafted animated one at this point would suffice.
Curtis and Station are brilliant with their crossovers, too. I just read their storyline with The Spirit, from a few years back. It was truly epic! Alongside Brian Azzarello’s 2010 Doc Savage-Batman crossover from DC, they are both outstanding reading material, and truly worthy of the “First Wave,” moniker. Who knows what Curtis and Station will come up with next? Whatever they both do, it will be terrific!
“Staton,” l meant to say, in both cases. Sorry folks!