Dick Tracy #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Runaway Blonde," Dick Tracy races to track down Breathless after her daring escape in a laundry truck, leading him through a tense chase that ends with her hiding stolen money in a plowed field on B.O. Plenty's farm. Written by Chester Gould and illustrated with sharp precision by Joe Simon and Gould himself, this 1953 issue delivers a classic noir thriller with crisp art and taut pacing. The cover, drawn entirely by Gould, captures the moment’s urgency with his signature detail.
In "The Case of the Runaway Blonde," Dick Tracy’s latest case takes a twist when the elusive Breathless makes a daring escape in a laundry truck. With the driver eager to profit from her, Breathless outsmarts him and hides the stolen cash in a plowed field on B.O. Plenty’s farm—leaving Tracy to follow the trail before the money vanishes for good.
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