Dick Tracy #86
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tracy vs Odds Zonn!", Dick Tracy faces a deadly trap after a daring ruse to catch Mr. Crime backfires, leading to a fatal clash between two criminals. With the case nearly closed, Tracy is drawn off his path by a small girl in the snow, her dog hidden in a culvert—only to be ensnared by three thugs who leave him bound and helpless. Written and drawn entirely by Chester Gould, this 1955 thriller blends suspense and grit, showcasing the legendary creator’s masterful storytelling and stark, noir-inspired art. The cover by Chester Gould captures the tension in a single, chilling moment.
In "Tracy vs Odds Zonn!", Dick Tracy finds himself caught in a deadly game of wits when a criminal's escape plan backfires in a violent showdown. After wrapping up a case, Tracy is drawn into a new crisis when a lost girl leads him to a frozen culvert—where he’s ambushed and left tied to the supports, facing a chilling fate.
In "null," Dick Tracy finds himself trapped in a wooden culvert, where Odds Zonn tries to buy his silence with a hundred thousand dollars—only for Tracy to outsmart the trap and turn the tables. With a clever radio call to Sam, Tracy sets a new ambush, luring the henchmen into a trap of their own making, all while Odds Zonn remains at large.
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↩ Reprints Dick Tracy #28 (1950), Dick Tracy #35 (1951), Dick Tracy #55 (1952), Dick Tracy #72 (1954)
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