Trench (c/o) | Blouse: Banana Republic {old, similar} | Pants | Shoes {similar} | Sunglasses | Bag {similar} | Rings: c/o Shahla Karimi Sooo I had a great hat (well. fedora) that was meant to be paired with today’s outfit but hubby (also my …
Digital Restoration of the Vancouver Sunday Sun Comics from November 13, 1965
I'm obsessed with these old Dick Tracy comics. I love that Detective Tracy is always up against a well-dressed bad guy. Criminals and Detectives should be this well dressed nowadays. These are all from the 1930's - 1950's and I found them on Ebay. I also love the artwork.
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I first learned of the existence of a punk plotline in the long-running Dick Tracy series in Johan Kugelberg and Jon Savage’s essential compilation Punk: An Aesthetic, which reproduces a page from a 1979 issue of Circus magazine reporting on it. Here’s what happened. From August through November 1979, Dick Tracy ran an extended plot in which the bad guys were two punk rockers. It certainly bears some resemblance to the famous “Quincy punk episode,” and the timing is right too. Note that the credit line on these comics is Gould/Fletcher/Collins. Max Collins wrote it, and Rick...
A blog presenting covers to imaginary comic books featuring the greatest team ups that never happened... but should have!
A blog presenting covers to imaginary comic books featuring the greatest team ups that never happened... but should have!
The yellow-suited detective once starred in America’s favourite comic strip. He’s still alive—but is he vital? How a U.S. Establishment icon became a kitsch artifact.
A blog presenting covers to imaginary comic books featuring the greatest team ups that never happened... but should have!
A blog presenting covers to imaginary comic books featuring the greatest team ups that never happened... but should have!
Mexican 1959 Dick Tracy comic.
Reuben 1977: Chester Gould, Dick Tracy
Dick Tracy Reprint Volume One I grew up watching and reading Dick Tracy. Mostly because the Warren Beatty movie was released in theater...
I eagerly awaited the release of the movie Dick Tracy in 1990 and remember buying an advance ticket, standing ina line that wrapped around the movie theater, and sitting in a packed audience to see it opening night. Critics panned it, but I liked it and the comic book stylings with limited use of primary colors.
This book has 60 pages and was uploaded by darkmark on November 13, 2013. The file size is 37.46mb. Publisher is Dell Comics / Western Publishing
Found this on youtube... the unaired and unsold 1967 pilot to a Dick Tracy TV series, done by those same folks that brought us Batman and The Green Hornet...
