Dick Tracy #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Atomic Killers," Dick Tracy faces a bizarre crime wave as thieves exploit Diet Smith's atomic light to pull off daring warehouse heists—despite Smith's efforts to track them down. When Irma accidentally shoots Smith in his bathtub, the wounded man is found by B. O. Plenty, setting off a new chain of clues in the investigation. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 6d comic from Streamline delivers the signature blend of noir tension and inventive gadgetry that defines the series.
In "The Case of the Atomic Killers," Dick Tracy gets his first wrist radio as he investigates a murder charge against industrialist Diet Smith, while Smith’s Detroit plant employees plot to steal one of his atomic secrets. The tension builds as Tracy navigates a web of suspicion, with the line between innocence and conspiracy blurring in this sharp, fast-paced mystery.
In the shadowy aftermath of a string of warehouse heists, Dick Tracy races to uncover the truth behind a stolen atomic light—now wielded by unseen thieves—while grappling with the fallout of a shocking act: Irma’s desperate shot at Diet Smith, left wounded in his bathtub. When B. O. Plenty stumbles upon the injured man, the case takes a sudden, dangerous turn.
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