Dick Tracy #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Man Called 'Open-Mind'", the legendary detective outsmarts a cunning criminal mastermind by setting a trap with a decoy, only to turn the tables when the assassin’s boastful call to police headquarters gives away their location. Written, drawn, and inked by Chester Gould—every aspect of this 1956 classic comic brought to life by the creator himself—this issue delivers tense suspense and sharp detective work in a story that hinges on a single careless mistake. The cover, also by Gould, captures the moment of high-stakes tension with bold, expressive lines.
In "Dick Tracy and the Case of the Man Called 'Open-Mind'," Tracy outsmarts a cunning criminal mastermind by setting a trap with a decoy, leading to a tense game of cat and mouse. When the assassin's shot rings out and the crooks celebrate over a dangling phone line, Tracy uses the call's origin to close in on them—just as their arrogance gives them away.
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↩ Reprints Dick Tracy #25 (1950), Dick Tracy #38 (1951), Dick Tracy #54 (1952)
Reprinted in Dick Tracy #100 (1956)
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