Four Color #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1944 Four Color #56, Chester Gould delivers a tense, action-packed tale featuring Tracy, Junior, and the ever-troublesome Mamma. When Trohs kidnaps Tracy and crushes his hand, the fight for justice takes a surprising turn through a dog tag, a St. Bernard, and a trash bin. With Gould handling writing, art, and inks, the story unfolds with sharp pacing and classic noir flair, all captured in a cover by Gould that sets the mood perfectly.
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Trohs has his gang grab Tracy and bring him to his hideout, where he crushes Tracy's right hand in a vise. The gang dumps Tracy in a trash bin. Patton finds Mamma in a candy store, but is roughed up when he tries to handcuff her. Junior has a run-in with Mamma and her St. Bernard attacks Junior's dog Oscar. In the battle, the St. Bernard's dog tag comes off and Junior finds it and takes it to Tracy. Tracy and his men hide in a dog catcher's wagon and capture Mamma. Tracy and his men are waiting when Trohs and his gang return to their hideout.
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