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Dick Tracy #27

May 1950 · Harvey · 0.10 USD
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“Flat Top Escapes Prison”

Harvey Comics' Dick Tracy Comics Monthly #27 (1950) puts the square-jawed detective front and center in a tense rooftop standoff, his yellow trenchcoat unmistakable as he demands the flat-topped villain give himself up — only to be defied with a sharp "You'll never get me alive, Tracy!" In the background, two figures scramble across the scene while a companion looks on from below, making the cover by Joe Simon a genuinely gripping snapshot of cat-and-mouse pursuit. With Chester Gould's storytelling driving the "Flattop Escapes Prison" tale inside, this 1950 Harvey mystery hit delivers exactly the hard-boiled excitement the cover promises.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Chester Gould · cover Joe Simon

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Chester Gould
cover pencils, inks Joe Simon

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Tracy pursues Flattop and finds him drowned. Outside the morgue, he meets the Summer Sisters as they try to pick his pocket. Tracy buys two tickets and tells Pat to make sure they get on the train. On board, the sisters take Pat's gun. See next issue for what happens next.

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