Dick Tracy #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of the White Rat Robberies," Dick Tracy and Sam catch up to a hit-and-run suspect while Mousey, angry with Papa, strikes out on her own to steal a mink coat. When Papa accidentally sets free her trained rats, chaos ensues—leading to a runaway cab, a near-capture, and a frantic escape through the city and into the woods. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1953 installment delivers a taut, character-driven chase with the signature visual precision and noir flair of the original comic strip. The cover by Chester Gould captures the tension with a striking, stylized image of the fleeing Mousey.
In "Dick Tracy and the Case of the White Rat Robberies," Dick Tracy and Sam trace a hit-and-run to a suspect’s vehicle, while Mousey, after a heated fight with Papa, sets out on her own to steal a mink coat. When Papa accidentally sets free her rats, chaos ensues—leading to a cab careening off a pier, and Mousey narrowly escaping capture before fleeing to her apartment. With Tracy and Sam closing in, she panics, hides in a truck full of dogs, hijacks it, and vanishes into the woods.
In this gripping second chapter of "Dick Tracy and the Case of the White Rat Robberies," Tracy and Sam track down B. O. Plenty in a hidden cave, reuniting him with his relieved family. Meanwhile, Mousey, cornered in a pet store, is recognized by Jimmy McKitchen—the boy she accidentally hit days before—leading to her capture and arrest.
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Reprinted in Dick Tracy #95 (1956), Dick Tracy #123 (1958)
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