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Title
Four Color (1939 Series)
Date | Number: 21 | Lang: English (en)
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Publication[1941] | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
 
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Crime; Detective-mystery | Characters: Dick Tracy; Chief John Brandon; Dick Tracy Junior; Pat Patton
 
ContentGenre: Crime; Detective-mystery | Characters: Dick Tracy [also as Count Pierre; also as Pete Peppoc]; Brighton Spotts; Chief John Brandon; Chief Shellbury; Dick Tracy Junior; Doc Huggins; Mary Steele; Mayor Bill; Mayor Chiang (corpse); Mr. Coplus; Noana; Nurse Yaley; Officer Murphy; Officer Donnel; Pat Patton; Tau Ming (death); Tess Trueheart; Gold Fish Johnny (villain); Jake (villain); May Lin [also as Mayor Chiang] (villain, death); Mr. Ramm (villain); Rottur (villain); Singer Smitone (villain); Stud Bronzen (villain, death); Whipp (villain)
 
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