Dick Tracy #122
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Poisoned Pellet," Dick Tracy and Sam continue their investigation into the murder of George Ozone, following leads while Junior attempts to sketch Cinn from a witness's description. Meanwhile, Mumbles and Cinn plot to kidnap the two wild boys, who may hold the key to a treasure map left by their father. Written, drawn, and inked by Chester Gould, this 1958 Harvey Comics classic features his signature sharp storytelling and detailed art, with a cover by Gould that captures the tension of the mystery.
In "The Case of the Poisoned Pellet," Dick Tracy faces a twisted mystery when George Ozone’s investigation into Mumbles’ past takes a deadly turn. With a wooden bullet as the only clue and Mumbles and Cinn scrambling to cover their tracks, the trail leads deeper into a web of deception and danger.
In the second part of “The Case of the Poisoned Pellet,” Dick Tracy and Sam race against time to uncover clues in the murder of George Ozone, while Junior struggles to sketch a likeness of Cinn from a witness’s description. Mumbles and Cinn, meanwhile, plot to seize the two wild boys—rumored to hold a treasure map left by their late father—before the trail goes cold.
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↩ Reprints Dick Tracy #30 (1950)
Reprinted in Dick Tracy Monthly #99 (1958)
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