Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy Volume 15 (Complete Dick Tracy)
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (835 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1613776683 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Whole New Ballgame Being a big Dick Tracy fan, I have diligently pre-ordered each volume of this series, starting with Volume 7. What always made reading the strips in this collection a joy was the superb quality of the prints. I always assumed that IDW used either Gould's original drawings or newspaper proofs, and . Are IDW Editors Asleep? I am sad to have to express my disappointment with this, the 15th Volume of the Complete Dick Tracy!This ambitious project has had great essays by Max Collins, and file photos of Chester Gould and various Tracy marketing. And while it is unfortunate that the first six volumes were not consistent i. "Lovely children and creepy fiends" according to Ventura Angelo. This volume concludes the strange story of Odds Zonn and his radioactive child Little Wingy, definitively adopted by the Plentys after the would-be Mr Crime demise. And so we meet the first of many BO Plenty's relatives, Kinkaid Plenty aka Canhead, a rich millionaire oil tycoon who decides to help
In Volume 15, reprinting all daily and Sunday comic strips from April 19, 1953 to October 24, 1954, we learn the fate of "Little Wings" and her radioactive dad. Meanwhile, Tracy has to deal with TNT vests and killer ants while showing Open-Mind Monty that he's no "dummy." Plus, the unlikely duo of Dewdrop and Sticks, the oversized Rainbow Reiley, and Chester Gould's latest and greatest grotesque: Rughead. On the lighter side, we meet Canhead (B.O.'s brother, Kincaid Plenty), his not-so-light and not-so-nice ex-wife Pony, and her crony, the downright creepy 3-D Magee.