Dick Tracy #120
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mumbles," Dick Tracy faces a cunning criminal with a mysterious past when the elusive Mumbles and his gang flee police pursuit in a stolen car. With help from the car’s owner, Kiss Andtel, Tracy tracks the gang to a boarding house, where their next move is already taking shape. Written by Chester Gould and illustrated with sharp precision by Chic Stone and Gould, this 1958 issue captures the noir edge of the series with a cover by Gould himself.
In "Mumbles," the notorious thief and his gang flee police pursuit in a stolen car, forcing the owner, Kiss Andtel, to alert Dick Tracy. With a trail of clues and a mysterious past, Tracy tracks the gang to a quiet boarding house—where their next move is already taking shape.
In "The Mumbles Quartette," the notorious criminal Mumbles and his gang hijack a charity event hosted by Mrs. De Pyster, dragging along the reluctant Kiss Andtel. With the storm raging and the sea swallowing the horizon, Mumbles sets a deadly plan in motion—dynamiting the boat with his crew and Kiss still on board, while he escapes in a rubber raft, leaving her trapped in the cabin with the fuse lit.
In "Justice at Last Triumphs," Mumbles makes a desperate bid for freedom, fleeing across the water in a rubber raft—only to sabotage his own escape when a broken oar pierces the inflatable hull. The story captures the tense, grimy realism of Dick Tracy’s world, where even the most ill-fated escapes end in consequence.
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