Dick Tracy #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Part 2" of a gripping 1958 installment of Dick Tracy, the ever-crafty Coffyhead tries to pull Junior and the Junior Crimestoppers into his juvenile gang, using Autumn Hews as bait. With Junior and Bronko refusing his offer, Coffyhead traps them in a bathroom and makes a desperate escape—just as Tracy and the police close in. Written by Joe Simon and Chester Gould, with art and inks by both, and lettered by Gould, this issue delivers tense pacing and the unmistakable visual flair of the original creator, Chester Gould, whose sharp pencils and inks define the cover and the story’s gritty tone.
In "null," Coffyhead tries to pull Junior and the Junior Crimestoppers into his juvenile gang, using Autumn Hews as bait. When Junior and Bronko refuse, Coffyhead traps them in a bathroom and escapes just as Tracy and the police close in.
In "Part 2," Dick Tracy corners the fugitives Coffyhead and Zabu in a basement, hoping to end the standoff through words—unaware that Lugi is silently approaching from behind, a pitchfork in hand, ready to strike.
In "Part 3 The Chase!" from Dick Tracy #119 (1958), Detective Dick Tracy and his partner Pat follow the trail of Autumn Hews to a secluded house, where she’s taken refuge and forced the owner to hand over new clothes. With quick thinking and teamwork, Tracy and Pat set a trap in a laundry chute, cornering her as she descends into the basement.
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