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; Junior Tracy; Duke the Dapper (villain, death); Tonsils; Dawson; Joe Noe; Dot View; Mr. Crime (villain, introduction); Bonny Braids; Tess Tracy; Sam Catchem; Augustus; Mama; Officer Mason
Synopsis:
Dude the Dapper decides he wants to get out of the horse meat racket, so he grooms Tonsils to be a pop singer. Main problem is that Tonsils can't sing. Dude's aggressive tactics get Tonsils exposure, and he becomes popular as a "so bad he's good" act. Dude's attempt to get out of the rackets is shut down violently on Mr. Crime's orders, who then sends his thugs after Tonsils.
Reprinting
Reprint Notes:
from Dick Tracy (Chicago Tribune Syndicate) daily and Sunday newspaper strips 1952-03-29 to 1952-05-25
Miscellaneous
Pages:
32