The Complete Dick Tracy
by Chester Gould. Presenting a deluxe hardcover collection of Chester Gould's timeless comic strip, Dick Tracy. The first volume of this multi-year project includes the five sample strips that Gould used to sell his groundbreaking strip, as well as nearly 500 comic strips encompassing the series' beginning, from October 12, 1931-May 20, 1933. Among these strips are the first appearance of many long-time Dick Tracy characters, such as Tess Truehart, Junior and Chief Brandon. This special first volume features an overview and introduction from Consulting Editor and writer Max Allan Collins, as well as a never-before-published interview between Collins and creator Chester Gould. Each volume will feature book design from award-winning designer/artist Ashley Wood.
Each volume is hardcover with dustjacket, 10x8 oblong, 352 black & white pages. $29.99 each. Price change with Volume 7 and up... $39.99 each.
Volume 1 reprints strips from 1931-1933 Volume 2 reprints strips from 1933-1935 Volume 3 reprints strips from 1935-1936 Volume 4 reprints strips from 1936-1938 Volume 5 reprints strips from 1938-1939 Volume 6 reprints strips from 1939-1941 Volume 7 reprints strips from 1941-1942 Volume 8 reprints strips from 1942-1944 Volume 9 reprints strips from 1944-1945 Volume 10 reprints strips from 1945-1947
Dick Tracy
by Chester Gould. Great collections of Dick Tracy dailies and Sundays from the 1930s. Printed in a large size oblong format similar to Pacific Comics Phantom reprints.
Available are: The Purple Cross Gang, Part One, 9/21/36-12/13/36 The Blank, Part One, 8/23/37-11/14/37 The Blank, Part Two, 11/15/37-2/6/38 Alien Smuggling!, 2/7/38-5/1/38 The Death of Dick Tracy, 5/2/38-7/24/38 Trainload of Death, 7/25/38-10/16/38 The Blind Detective, 10/17/38-1/8/39 A Family Affair, 1/9/39-4/2/39 The Princess of Bovinia, 4/3/39-7/4/39 Unholy Matrimony, 7/5/39-9/26/39 The Fur King and Out of the Past, 9/27/39-12/19/39 Death of a Hood and The Kroywen Serum, 12/20/39-3/10/40 Bicycle Thieves, 10/21/40-1/12/41 Krome's Crimes, 1/13/41-4/6/41 Selbert, The Gunman, 4/7/41-6/29/41 Little Face, 6/29/41-9/21/41 Duke's Deceptions and Mole's Greed, 9/23/41-12/9/41Special Anniversary Edition With Color Sundays! The High Life and BB Eyes, 12/10/41-2/26/42
Each volume is 60 black and white pages, 11¾x8½, paperbound with color cover ....$9.95 each
More Great Dick Tracy Books!!!
Dick Tracy Dell Feature Books
by Chester Gould. Here are four books collecting Dick Tracy dailies and Sundays from the 1930s. Books are reprints of comic books that appeared in the 1930s and are edited slightly to enhance the flow of the story.
Available are: Dick Tracy : Feature Book Number 4, Detective Dick Tracy : Feature Book Number 6, Detective Dick Tracy : Large Feature Book Number 8, Racket Buster Dick Tracy : Feature Book Number 9, The Famon Boys
Each volume is 72-96 black and white pages, 8¼x11¾, paperbound with color cover ....$9.95
Also available:
Dick Tracy and Dick Tracy, Jr. and How They Captured "Stooge" Viller
by Chester Gould. Another great Cupples and Leon reprint. Originally published in 1933, this volume reprints strips from 1932 and 1933. 88 black and white pages, 6¾x8½, paperbound with color cover ....$9.95
Also available (but not by Chester
Gould):
Dick Tracy:
The Collins Casefiles
by Rick Fletcher and
Max Allan Collins. Chester Gould had just retired from the daily writing and drawing chores on his world famous creation Dick Tracy, yet he stayed on for a year a consultant to the strip. The writing fell to mystery award winning writer Max Allan Collins, and the art was given to Gould's assistant Rick Fletcher. Collins resurrected many of the classic villains from the strips early days and maintained the high level of excitement that Gould had stamped on his strip. Volume 2 reprints complete strips from 1979.
7x10, 168 black and white pages, square spine color cover, excellent reproduction .....$17.95
And... (but not by Chester
Gould):
Dick Tracy:
Tracy’s Wartime Memories
by Dick Locher and
Max Allan Collins. Here is the complete six-month sequence (Sundays and dailies
from 3/4 through 9/5/1985) reproduced from syndicate proofs! Tracy recalls his
battles against the most renowned villains of the comic strip world: Mr. and
Mrs. Pruneface and Flattop—with a little Shaky thrown in for good measure. In
bringing us back to the “war years,” writer Max Allan Collins has uncovered some
unfinished business: particularly in the case of Pruneface, who supposedly froze
to death in 1942—but is brought back to life in 1985 by modern scientific
techniques. 8½x11, 64 black and white pages plus square spine color cover ....$5.95
The Complete Dick Tracy 
Dick Tracy 
Dick Tracy and Dick Tracy, Jr. and How They Captured "Stooge" Viller 
Also available 
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