Dick Tracy #118
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Dangerous Blonde," Dick Tracy faces a high-stakes game of deception when a mysterious woman named Sleet reenters the scene, forcing Tracy to navigate her dangerous double-cross. With Joe Simon’s dynamic art and Chester Gould’s sharp storytelling, this 1957 Harvey Comics classic delivers a tense, fast-paced mystery where loyalty is tested and danger lurks in the most unexpected places. Cover by Chester Gould.
In "The Case of the Dangerous Blonde," Dick Tracy faces a high-stakes game of deception when former associate Sleet reappears, offering to work as an informer. As she navigates a dangerous web of double-crosses, Sleet finds herself cornered by both criminals and the law—first in the strange household of an eccentric woman and her pet gorilla, then stranded atop a collapsing water tower. The story unfolds with tense pacing and classic noir flair, as Tracy and Sam race to save her before the city’s newest threat slips through their fingers.
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