Dick Tracy #51

In "The Case of the High-Tension Hijackers," Dick Tracy follows a trail of mysteriously destroyed streetlights, uncovering a pattern where adults are quick to point fingers at kids—especially those the same age as Junior—despite no real evidence. With his usual sharp eye and steady hand, Dick digs into the truth behind the blame game, where innocence and suspicion tangle in the city’s electric shadows.

In "The Heat's On!", Dick Tracy races to unravel a web of sabotage and theft when a rigged streetlight explosion points to Mrs. Volts’ gang. With a stolen license medallion leading him through the city’s underbelly, Tracy must stay one step ahead as the gang’s desperate escape turns the streets into a high-stakes chase.

In "Innocent Victims!" from Dick Tracy #51 (1952), B. O. Plenty finds himself tangled in a bizarre twist when Mrs. Volts dumps her stolen goods on his land, offering a mere twenty dollars to keep quiet. With her dog Flapsie missing and a trail of chaos unfolding, the situation takes a darker turn as Mrs. Volts flees to a remote cabin—only to make a deadly choice when her driver betrays her.