Credits
Writer(s):
Chester Gould
Penciller(s):
Chester Gould
Inker(s):
Chester Gould
Letterer(s):
?
Subject Matter
Genres:
mystery
Feature(s):
Dick Tracy
Character(s):
Dick Tracy; Sam Catchem; Pat Patton; Junior Tracy; Tess Tracy; Spinner ReCord (villain); Police custodian (death); Miss Jones; B. O. Plenty; Gravel Gertie; Sparkle Plenty; Bonnie Braids; Bing Crosby (TV cameo); Ginny; Marge; Model, Larry
Synopsis:
The police custodian is in a racket with Spinner ReCord to smuggle safe boxes from the police vault. Spinner murders the custodian and gets rid of the body. However, a record implicating him is accidentally sold to the custodian's daughter and Spinner has to retrieve it. Everything falls through and after a chase, Spinner is caught and confesses. Tracy is cleared of the theft charges against him. Meanwhile, Junior has a new girl friend with questionable relatives.
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
from Dick Tracy (Chicago Tribune Syndicate) daily and Sunday newspaper strips from 1951-12-01 to 1952-01-26
Miscellaneous
Pages:
32
Notes:
Mention is made of the "Spike Dyke" record "Cocktails for Two," which was a real record by Spike Jones, who Dyke is based on.