Dick Tracy #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "There goes another fender! So what!", Dick Tracy faces a relentless chase through the wilderness when Crewey Lou hijacks his car and deliberately dismantles it piece by piece across the forest terrain. With the trail leading to a hidden ranger lookout, Tracy lands by helicopter to follow the clues, only to find a single fender skirt left behind—proof of the criminal’s path. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1954 issue delivers a tense, grounded chase with the artist’s signature sharp detail and pacing, while the cover by Gould captures the moment of high tension with a stark, dynamic composition.
In "null," Jo is kidnapped by her brother Brainerd, who plans to kill her for shaming the family, but she escapes during a desperate attempt to drown her. Dick Tracy and Sam follow the trail to the river, where they discover a canoe with Brainerd at its bottom. As Crewey Lou flees, she knocks out Tess with a rock and commandeers her car—unaware that Bonny Braids is hiding in the back seat.
In this 1954 adventure from Dick Tracy #76, Crewey Lou flees through the forest with Tracy’s car in tow, shedding parts as she goes—fender after fender, each one a clue in the chase. With the vehicle abandoned under a tangle of branches and Bonny left behind, Tracy lands by helicopter, already tracking the wreckage, while Crewey Lou presses on, drawn toward a distant ranger tower in search of food and shelter.
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