Cover: Joe Simon

Dick Tracy #92

Oct 1955 · Harvey · 0.10 USD

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In "Dick Tracy and the Kincaid Problem," Dick Tracy and Sam catch a break in a cold case when the Plenty family’s new bathroom reveals hidden clues tied to a murder that’s haunted Kincaid Plenty for years. Written and drawn by Chester Gould, this 1955 installment blends sharp detective work with the signature visual flair of the era, while Joe Simon’s cover captures the tension with a striking, noir-inspired image.

Contains 3 stories

Dick Tracy and the Kincaid Problem

21 pp · Adventure, Drama, Humor, Children, Crime, Detective-Mystery

Dick TracySam CatchemB. O. PlentyGravel GertieSparkle PlentyWingyKincaid PlentyPony Plenty3-D Magee

In "Dick Tracy and the Kincaid Problem," the Plenty family's new bathroom becomes an unexpected clue in a long-buried murder case as Tracy and Sam dig through the past to clear Kincaid Plenty’s name. With a mix of sharp detective work and the series’ signature blend of suspense and dry humor, the investigation unfolds in a story that keeps readers guessing from page one.

Untitled Adventure story

1 pp · Adventure

Untitled Crime story

1 pp · Crime