Dick Tracy #93
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Wailing Tree," Dick Tracy follows a chilling clue from a submerged gun in a quarry lake, leading to a web of secrets tied to Kincaid’s past. Written and illustrated by Chester Gould, this 1955 installment showcases the masterful storytelling and sharp detail that defined the series, with every panel drawn by Gould himself—pencils, inks, and letters all in his hand. The cover, also by Gould, captures the eerie stillness of the lake, setting a tense mood for a mystery that’s far from solved.
In "The Case of the Wailing Tree," Dick Tracy and Sam catch a break when they enlist a diver to search a submerged mystery—key to exonerating Kincaid and unraveling a dangerous blackmail plot tied to a murder charge. With the stakes rising and secrets hidden beneath the surface, the case takes a turn into the unknown, where every clue could be a trap.
In "null," Dick Tracy follows a chilling clue from a submerged gun in a quarry lake, leading him to uncover a surprising link to Kincaid’s past. With Sam's help, the detective runs careful tests that reveal the weapon’s true owner—setting Kincaid free from suspicion.
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↩ Reprints Dick Tracy #46 (1951), Dick Tracy #50 (1952), Dick Tracy #57 (1952)
Reprinted in Dick Tracy #54
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