Dick Tracy #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Ice-Cold Killer," a chilling mystery unfolds when a woman named Sleet and her mother assault a man named Sam, leaving him for dead—only for him to survive and be rescued by the Crimestoppers. As Sleet recovers in the hospital, she flees into hiding, taking on a new identity as a dishwasher and cook, evading capture while the case grows colder by the hour. Written by Chester Gould and illustrated by Joe Simon and Gould, this gripping 1952 installment of the legendary series blends suspense and gritty realism, with Simon’s sharp cover art capturing the tension of the moment.
In "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Ice-Cold Killer," a desperate young woman named Sleet flees after a violent act, vanishing into the city’s underbelly to survive. As she takes on a new life washing dishes and cooking in secret, the past she’s running from begins to close in—while Dick Tracy, ever vigilant, follows a trail that leads through shadows and silence.
In "Death Rides the 'El'," Jo, on the run from the law, takes a job washing dishes to stay hidden—until the cook, Twist, spots her in a newspaper and tries to exploit her past. When the situation turns deadly, Jo flees, unaware that Twist has already sent a warning to the police. As Sam rushes to confront her at a night club, a bouncer steps in—and the chase takes a sudden, violent turn.
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Reprinted in Dick Tracy #97 (1956), Dick Tracy #118 (1957), Dick Tracy #145 (1961), Dick Tracy #10, Dick Tracy #9
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