Dick Tracy Monthly #25

Dec 1987 · Blackthorne · 2.00 USD; 2.75 CAD

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In Dick Tracy Monthly #25 (1987), Chester Gould delivers a tense, character-driven thriller as Tracy closes in on the King’s criminal empire—only for Crewy Lou’s desperate escape to spiral into a dangerous game of survival. With Gould’s unmistakable art and storytelling, the issue unfolds in a world where loyalty is tested, betrayal runs deep, and even the smallest misstep can lead to ruin. The cover by Chester Gould captures the raw intensity of the story’s turning point.

writer, artist, inker Chester Gould · cover Chester Gould

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writer, artist, inker Chester Gould

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The King's men kill Sphinx with a two-ton weight, and Crewy Lou is caught trying to kill the King. Tracy uncovers proof that the King leads organized crime, but Crewy Lou's brother Brainerd breaks her loose and takes her prisoner himself. He tries to kill her as a disgrace to the family name, but she kills him and escapes from a small boat in the wilderness. While Tracy and Junior help recover the boat, Crewy Lou steals Tracy's car, not realizing Bonnie Braids is asleep in the back. When the car is no more use, Crewy Lou abandons Bonnie Braids in the wilderness.

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