Dick Tracy: Valentine's Day Special #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hollywood Babylon," Dick Tracy dives into a chilling mystery when a series of missing persons turn up in a single alley, arranged in a strange radial pattern around a faded, cartoony Valentine's Day card. Written by Steve Orlando and illustrated by Brent Schoonover, with colors by Mark Englert and letters by Jim Campbell, the story takes a surreal turn when the card pulls Tracy into a dream-state where love and memory warp into something far darker. The cover, by Geraldo Borges, captures the eerie allure of the card’s strange power.
In "Hollywood Babylon," Dick Tracy and Pat Patton dive into a chilling mystery on the glittering yet treacherous set of a film noir production, where a celebrated star’s sudden death on Valentine’s Day turns the spotlight into a deadly trap. With shadows stretching long and secrets buried beneath the glamour, the investigation unfolds in a world where every performance might be a lie.
In "Heartbreak Alley," Dick Tracy follows a chilling trail of missing people found in a grim radial pattern around a faded, cartoonish Valentine's Day card. As he investigates, the card's strange power drags him into a vivid dream where he experiences a blissful, accelerated romance with Tess Trueheart—only to see it twist into something far darker.
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