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dailies ***** sundays *, January 22, 2008
This review is from: Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy Volume 3 (Hardcover)
A great comic strip that holds up beautifully. Once you start you are hooked. There is a major drawback, though.
The sundays are almost impossible to read as they are cruelly reduced in size. An owl would have trouble. You must somehow enlarge them to appreciate them.
Still, a 5 star book as are all Tracy books. And most of the great stories - and villains - are on the horizon in volumes 4 and 5.
This is the Golden Age of early (pre 1940) comic strips. Also highly recommended are...
Terry and the Pirates
Little Orphan Annie
Krazy Kat
Gasoline Alley - possibly the greatest comic strip
Moon Mullins - published by a small publisher but worth the trouble
Hopefully we may soon see The Gumps, Ella Cinders, Bringing Up Father, Polly and Her Pals and Barney Google.
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Dick Tracy - Remembering when..., July 15, 2008
This review is from: Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy Volume 3 (Hardcover)
Back to the days of the Sunday Funnies and comic books, Of characters who lived in your memories, before television took hold of everyone. Flat-top, Pruneface, Big Boy...Tess Truehart and the Kid... The fun and memories are all here in Dick Tracy - Volume3. Now I have to go and get Volumes 1,2,4 and whatever else they have. If you remember the days of comics and funny papers, or to introduce your son or daughter,or grandchild, I recommend this highly....Dick Tracy...The 'Bulldog' Jaw.
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Calling Dick Tracy, February 1, 2009
This review is from: Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy Volume 3 (Hardcover)
This is the third volume of the series that proposes to reprint the complete run of the Dick Tracy comic strip. This particular volume prints the strips from January 30, 1935 to July 12, 1936. Some of the notable events in this volume include: Junior reuniting with his mother, Boris Arson escaping from jail, Dick Tracy temporarily becoming police chief of a small town and Tracy attempting to reform "Lips" Manlis. This is great, exciting stuff, which I recommend to anyone who enjoys vintage adventure comic strips.
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