Dick Tracy #121
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Wild Boys," Dick Tracy dives into a tangled mystery when fitness guru George Ozone returns to the station with his two sons—only to keep quiet about their tutor, Mumbles. Written, drawn, and inked by the legendary Chester Gould, this 1958 installment showcases the creator’s sharp eye for detail and social satire, with Joe Simon’s dynamic cover capturing the tension of the moment.
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Mumbles has an argument with George Ozone, a fitness advocate who has hired Mumbles to tutor his two boys. Ozone goes to the police station, where he's reunited with his two sons, but Ozone doesn't mention to Tracy that Mumbles is the boys' tutor.
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