The Original Dick Tracy Comic Album #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects classic Dick Tracy newspaper comic strips from the 1930s, featuring Chester Gould's iconic detective in early adventures. The second entry in Gladstone's reprint series, it showcases the strip's formative years with its distinctive art and hard-boiled storytelling.
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As the story opens, Diet Smith tells Tracy that he has killed a man. B. O. Plenty sees a burglar emerge from the basement of Diet Smith's house. He tells Tracy, who finds a strange watch dropped by the burglar. TRcy examines it closely in his lab and discovers that it is a two-way radio. With Smith's help, Tracy uses it as a communications tool for the police. Irma, thinking Smith cheated her son out of his invention, attempts to kill Smith as he takes a bath. Thinking she has succeeded, Irma shoots herself. Brilliant swears vengeance but changes his mind at the hospital.
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