Dick Tracy #59
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Ice-Cold Killer," the relentless pursuit of the fugitive Sleet leads her to a secluded house where she finds temporary shelter with an elderly woman whose late husband was a taxidermist. With Tracy and Sam closing in, Sleet’s desperate flight takes a shocking turn when she encounters the woman’s unexpected pet— a gorilla— in a locked room. Cover by Joe Simon, this 1953 issue delivers a tense, twist-filled chase through a crumbling water tower, showcasing Chester Gould’s masterful storytelling and art, with inks by Joe Simon and Chester Gould.
In "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Ice-Cold Killer," the fugitive Sleet, wounded and on the run, finds temporary shelter with an elderly woman whose late husband was a taxidermist. As Tracy and Sam close in, Sleet’s desperate flight leads her through a locked room, a startled pet gorilla, and finally to a crumbling water tower roof—where her luck runs out.
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Reprinted in Dick Tracy #81 (1954), Dick Tracy #87 (1955), Dick Tracy #91 (1955), Dick Tracy #118 (1957), Dick Tracy #124 (1958), Dick Tracy #9
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