Getting home, Tracy is met by Bonnie Braids (guess which one she is), who has announced that the entire family is going to spend the day at the circus (because Dick really looks like the type of guy who likes to go to the circus). But wait, this circus might not be on the up and up. Looks like Tracy's break is about to turn into another case. (Jeez, can't the guy catch a break?) I'm just wondering why Beaker is there though. Shouldn't he be helping Dr. Bunsen Honeydew in the lab?
Tracy doesn't appear to be too keen about this whole day at the circus idea of Bonnie's. Perhaps it's because he just finished dealing with a bunch of costumed crazies and was looking forward to a nice relaxing day at home (and maybe a game of bridge or trip to the shooting range a little later), or perhaps it's because he caught a glimpse of the previous comic and saw that those circus performers seem to be up to something. (Plus, he probably wanted to be around people with mostly normal names and not necessarily those with names that are nothing but puns on what they are or do. I'm not counting Bonnie since all you have to do is cut off the last part of her name and she seems perfectly normal.) Better get ready to fight some crime, Tracy, since it looks like you're not going to get out of this one.
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