Dick Tracy #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Shiver and Shaky," Dick Tracy inches closer to capturing the elusive Shaky, who manipulates Vitamin Flintheart into aiding his escape. As the chase heats up, Shaky sets a fire that quickly spirals beyond control—leaving him presumed dead, though his fate remains uncertain. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1950 Harvey Comics classic showcases the creator’s signature noir flair, with every panel drawn by Gould himself, including the striking cover by him.
In "Shiver and Shaky," Dick Tracy races to apprehend the elusive Shaky, who tricks Vitamin Flintheart into aiding his getaway. As the chase heats up, Shaky sets a fire that spirals out of control—leaving everyone to believe he didn’t survive, though his fate remains uncertain.
In "Hazardous Escape," Dick Tracy inches closer to capturing Shaky, who turns to Vitamin Flintheart for help in a desperate bid to flee. As the chase heats up, Shaky sets fire to a building, igniting a blaze that spreads fast and furious. Though he vanishes into a smoke stack, his escape is far from over—when he tries to hide in a culvert, he finds himself trapped by freezing water.
In "Shaky's Fate," Dick Tracy inches closer to capturing the cunning criminal Shaky, who turns to the eccentric Vitamin Flintheart for help in his desperate bid to escape. As Shaky sets a fire to cover his retreat, the blaze spreads uncontrollably—leaving him seemingly dead in the flames, only to vanish into a smoke stack. His next refuge, a freezing culvert, proves no sanctuary as the icy water traps him in a desperate struggle for survival.
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Reprinted in Dick Tracy #90 (1955), Dick Tracy #113 (1957), Dick Tracy #125 (1958), Dick Tracy #143 (1960)
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