Dick Tracy #109
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Twisted Wire," Dick Tracy faces his most cunning adversary yet as Rughead slips through the net by disguising himself as a woman—only to be exposed by a plaster cast made from eyewitness descriptions. With Junior’s help and a clever trap set by two of Rughead’s own former associates, the chase leads Tracy and Sam through a maze of tunnels, where a floating camera on a plank becomes the key to tracking the fugitive in the dark. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1957 classic showcases the masterful storytelling and precise artistry that defined the series, with Gould’s distinctive cover pencils and inks capturing the tension in every line.
In "null," Dick Tracy tracks a cunning criminal who slips through the net by disguising himself as a woman, forcing Tracy and Junior to craft a plaster likeness from eyewitness descriptions. When two of Rughead’s former associates catch him, their betrayal sets off a chain of events that leads Tracy and Sam on a tense pursuit through a narrow culvert—where a clever camera trick and a single shot finally end the chase.
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