Dick Tracy #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Teleguard Terror," Dick Tracy races to uncover a sinister network when Sparkle and Flossie vanish while buying a Christmas tree. With the help of his keen instincts and the help of his team, Tracy begins to piece together how Big Frost and his gang are one step ahead—using a mysterious device to intercept police plans. Written by Chester Gould and illustrated by Joe Simon and Gould, this 1952 issue delivers a tense, holiday-season mystery with art that’s sharp and full of classic noir flair, all rendered in the distinctive style that defined the series.
When Sparkle and Flossie vanish while shopping for a Christmas tree, Dick Tracy must unravel a chilling mystery: how Big Frost and his gang seem to know every move the police make. With time running short and the city on edge, Tracy races to uncover the secret behind the Teleguard Terror before another innocent is taken.
In "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Ice-Cold Killer," a sudden visit from the enigmatic Sleet shakes up the precinct when she renews an old connection with Sam. With Tracy pushing her to become an informant, Sleet walks a dangerous line between loyalty and survival—until her double-crossing puts her in a deadly chase. Trapped in a strange house with a pet gorilla, then stranded atop a collapsing water tower, she’s left with nowhere to run. Tracy and Sam close in, determined to bring her in—alive.
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Reprinted in Dick Tracy #82 (1954), Dick Tracy #93 (1955), Dick Tracy #118 (1957), Dick Tracy #144 (1961), Dick Tracy #18
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