Dick Tracy #101
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy Solves the Case of the Homing Pidgeons," Dick Tracy and Sam catch up with the elusive Open-Mind Monty in his greenhouse lair, using tear gas to flush him out—only to uncover a startling deception. As the storm rolls in and B. O. Plenty’s wading pool becomes a flash flood hazard, Sparkle and Winny scramble to save it, caught in the rising waters. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1956 installment delivers the signature blend of noir intrigue and whimsical chaos that defines the series, with Gould’s sharp storytelling and expressive art bringing every twist and turn to life—on both the page and the cover by Gould.
In "Dick Tracy Solves the Case of the Homing Pidgeons," Dick Tracy uncovers a clever ruse involving a fake murder scene and a greenhouse hideout, all while dealing with the chaos of a sudden downpour that threatens B. O. Plenty’s new wading pool. As the storm sweeps Sparkle and Winny into the floodwaters, Tracy races to piece together the truth behind the homing pigeons and the mystery of Monty’s staged demise.
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