Dick Tracy #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of Open Mind Monty," the legendary detective teams up with Sam to unravel a smuggling operation after a suspect is released due to lack of evidence. When hidden jewelry surfaces in flower pots at Monty’s shop, Tracy’s investigation takes a sharp turn—especially after Monty notices a missing pot and begins plotting a daring air shipment. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1956 issue captures the sharp wit and relentless pace of the classic strip, with Gould’s signature art bringing every tense moment to life. The cover by Gould perfectly encapsulates the mystery’s escalating stakes.
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Unable to hold Open-Mind on murder charges, Tracy and Sam search his flower shop and find stolen jewelry concealed in the bottoms of flower pots. Back at headquarters, Tracy and Sam begin working out a plan to bust what they believe is a large jewelry smuggling ring headed by Monty. Returning to his shop after being released from jail, Monty discovers that one of his pots is missing. At first he blames it one of his henchmen but realizes that Tracy has it. He makes plans to ship the jewelry by air.
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