Chester Gould's classic comic strip--dailies and Sundays--in black & white. Supplemental material in color.

From the publisher:

Chester Gould's morality play enters the late '60s, as the cartoonist tackles concepts of retribution, constitutional rights, economic warfare, and Space Age intrigue --amidst the usual array of murder and violence. The stakes, however, seem higher and the body count soars: death in space, on the high seas, behind closed doors--by gun, by laser, by asphyxiation, by explosion, and by freezing. The action moves from Earth to the lunar surface as Moon Maid zaps bad guys, Lizz goes undercover, Tracy's nearly loses his head--and when Diet Smith sets up a factory on the moon, will mankind also export greed and murder to its crime-free orbiting satellite? Bad guys include steely mobster Piggy Butcher, Chin Chillar, underworld boss Mr. Intro, and the bootlegger named Posie, among others. Plus the return of Sparkle Plenty and a special feature about the aborted 1967 Dick Tracy TV show from the same producer who made Batman a pop culture icon. Included are all strips from July 3, 1967 to April 2, 1969.

Edited and Designed by Dean Mullaney / Introduction by Max Allan Collins / Afterword by Jeff Kersten

Condition & Attributes

Creators

Publishing Information

Physical Description