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| + | {{Character_Infobox|image1 = Model001.jpg|first_appearance = January 23rd, 1952|known_relatives = Unnamed Parents<br> |
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| − | [[File:Images-18.jpeg|thumb]]While in his teens, [[Junior Tracy|Junior]] met and fell in love with a pretty girl named Model Jones (no established relation to the criminal [[Jones Family]]). |
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| + | [[Larry Jones]], Brother|appearance_of_death = March 23rd, 1952|created_by = [[Chester Gould]]|can_be_found: = [[The Dick Tracy Casebook]]<br> |
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| + | [[The Complete Dick Tracy Vol. 14]]<br> |
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| + | [[The Very Best of Dick Tracy: Bullets, Battles & Bad Guys]]}}Model Jones (no established relation to the criminal [[Jones Family]]) was a young woman with whom [[Junior Tracy]] had a brief romantic relationship. She was an attractive, slender woman with blonde hair that she wore short. |
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+ | When Model was still a teenager, she took a job in a local clothing store to help support her troubled family. She had alcoholic parents and a criminal brother named [[Larry Jones|Larry]]. Junior met Model at a roller skating rink, and developed a strong emotional attachment to her. |
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| + | When Junior learned of Model's difficult home life, he made plans to run away with her and get married. Model agreed, but she was accidentally killed by Larry before they could leave town. Larry was arrested by [[Dick Tracy]]. |
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| + | ==Notes== |
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| + | *Writer [[Max Allan Collins]] has identified the Model Jones storyline as one of his favorites from the strip's history. |
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Revision as of 01:36, 5 August 2019
Model Jones (no established relation to the criminal Jones Family) was a young woman with whom Junior Tracy had a brief romantic relationship. She was an attractive, slender woman with blonde hair that she wore short.
When Model was still a teenager, she took a job in a local clothing store to help support her troubled family. She had alcoholic parents and a criminal brother named Larry. Junior met Model at a roller skating rink, and developed a strong emotional attachment to her.
When Junior learned of Model's difficult home life, he made plans to run away with her and get married. Model agreed, but she was accidentally killed by Larry before they could leave town. Larry was arrested by Dick Tracy.
Notes
- Writer Max Allan Collins has identified the Model Jones storyline as one of his favorites from the strip's history.