A Cop Called Tracy #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pear-Shape is a Fugitive; Sparkle Plenty is a Model," Chester Gould delivers another sharp, character-driven tale from the world of A Cop Called Tracy, where Sam goes undercover as a woman to unravel Pear-Shape’s criminal schemes—only to need Tracy’s help when things go awry. With Pear-Shape fleeing to a reduction sanitarium and ending up in the city zoo, and Talcum Freely eyeing a new deal with Sparkle Plenty, the stakes and absurdity rise in equal measure. The story, written and illustrated by Chester Gould with full art credit on the cover, showcases his signature blend of noir tension and offbeat humor in a 1999 release priced at $2.95.
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Sam disguises himself as woman to try to expose Pear-Shape's shady business affairs. Sam has to be rescued by Tracy and Pear-Shape escapes and hides in a reduction sanitarium. Escaping from the sanitarium by helicopter, Pear-Shape is betrayed and dropped into the city zoo. Later, Talcum Freely discusses a business proposition for Sparkle Plenty with B.O. and Gertie.
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