Dick Tracy #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mystery of Kincaid," Dick Tracy races against time to disarm a deadly bomb hidden in Kincaid’s vest, narrowly saving his life. With a mysterious hat linking the case to Kincaid’s ex-wife and the elusive 3-D Magee still at large, the investigation heats up—while Sparkle and Wingy make a hard-won recovery and the fire department readies a dramatic burn for B. O. Plenty’s new indoor bathroom. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by Chester Gould, this 1955 thriller features a cover by Joe Simon, capturing the tension with bold, dynamic lines.
In "The Mystery of Kincaid," Dick Tracy and Sam spot a frantic Kincaid fleeing a car after being forced to wear an explosive vest by the ruthless Magee, who demands a half-million-dollar ransom. With time running out, Tracy and Sam must race to uncover the truth behind the bomb and find a way to disarm it before it’s too late—while Kincaid’s sudden shopping spree adds a bizarre twist to the case.
In "The Mystery of Kincaid" Part 2, Dick Tracy races to disarm a deadly bomb hidden in Kincaid’s vest, narrowly saving his life—only to uncover a crucial clue in the form of a hat linked to Kincaid’s ex-wife. With the trail rekindled and 3-D Magee still at large, Tracy must piece together the next move, while Sparkle and Wingy recover from their ordeal and the fire department readies a flamboyant ceremony to burn B. O. Plenty’s old outhouse in honor of his new indoor bathroom.
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↩ Reprints Dick Tracy #33 (1950), Dick Tracy #54 (1952), Dick Tracy #59 (1953), Dick Tracy #60 (1953)
Reprinted in Dick Tracy #143 (1960), Dick Tracy #52
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