Dick Tracy #112
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Atomic Flash," Dick Tracy gets his first wrist radio as the investigation into a murder at Diet Smith’s Detroit plant heats up. With Smith accused and his employees scheming to steal a secret atomic invention, Tracy must unravel the truth before another life is lost—especially after Smith survives a deadly attack in his bathtub and narrowly escapes a second assassination attempt by Irma’s son, Brilliant. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1957 classic features the iconic detective’s first use of his famed wrist radio, all in a story that crackles with suspense and the unmistakable artistry of its creator. Cover by Chester Gould.
In "The Case of the Atomic Flash," Dick Tracy confronts a web of deceit when Diet Smith, accused of murder, becomes the target of a dangerous plot tied to his atomic invention. As tensions rise at Smith’s Detroit plant, Tracy receives his first wrist radio—a new tool in the fight against crime—while navigating a mystery that leads from the courtroom to the hospital, where both Smith and his accuser, Irma, face life-altering choices.
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↩ Reprints Dick Tracy #40 (1951), Dick Tracy #41 (1951)
Reprinted in Dick Tracy #113 (1957)
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