Dick Tracy #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Killer's Revenge," Dick Tracy races against time when Blowtop traps Junior in a barrel rolling toward a 250-foot drop into an abandoned quarry—only for a turtle to halt the barrel just in time. With the patrol car reporting the scene, Tracy and Sam arrive as the barrel teeters on the cliff’s edge. Meanwhile, Blowtop, struggling to fence stolen money, hides in a hotel where Vitamin Flintheart accidentally walks into his room, mistaking it for his own. Believing Blowtop to be a wealthy investor, Vitamin convinces him to fund a play, setting up a tense and unexpected alliance. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, with inks and letters by Gould, the cover by Gould captures the high-stakes tension of the moment.
In "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Killer's Revenge," Blowtop’s rage over his brother Flattop’s death drives him to set a deadly trap at Tracy’s home, using explosives and a clever ruse to disable the detective’s dog, Mugg. When Junior spots the gang’s final preparations from his window, he’s captured and hidden in a barrel—just as Tracy and Tess narrowly survive the resulting explosion and fire.
In "null," Dick Tracy races to save Junior after Blowtop traps him in a barrel rolling toward a 250-foot drop, while a chance encounter with a patrol car sets the rescue in motion. With the quarry’s edge just ahead, Tracy and Sam arrive just in time to stop the barrel—and meanwhile, Blowtop’s desperate attempt to sell stolen money leads him to a hotel where Vitamin Flintheart accidentally walks into his hiding spot, mistaking him for a wealthy patron eager to fund a play.
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Reprinted in Dick Tracy #142 (1960)
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