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• Dick Tracy

  With his distinctive hawk-like nose, narrow eyes and pointed chin, Dick Tracy is a symbol of law and order as well as being one of the world's most famous detectives. Dick Tracy was

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• Sparkle Plenty

  Sparkle Plenty Tracy first appeared as the baby of two homely parents (B.O. Plenty and Gravel Gertie ) who surprised the world with her beautiful appearance. Her picture made the cover of numerous magazines, including

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• Junior Tracy

  Dick Tracy Jr. (aka Junior Tracy) was the adopted son of Dick Tracy. He had orange hair. A resourceful and talented young man, Junior's life has been full of adventure, romance, loss, and triumph

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• The City

  Dick Tracy lives in a major metropolitan area in the Midwestern/Great Lakes region of the United States of America. Like many communities, it has its own police department. The City has several waterfront areas

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• Joe Jitsu

  Joe Jitsu was a protagonist in the The Dick Tracy Show cartoon series from 1961. He was a Japanese-American police officer working under Dick Tracy. Joe Jitsu had dark hair and a moustache, and

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• Wendy Wichel

  Wendy Wichel was a reporter who has served as an antagonist towards Dick Tracy in a non-criminal sense. She was slender woman, with dark hair, who usually wore a hat with a large floppy

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• Gordon Tracy

  Gordon Tracy was the brother of Dick Tracy. He had the characteristic pronounced chin and blunt nose that was common among the men in his family. He had light brown hair. According to Dick, Gordon

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• Dick Tracy Meets The Spirit

  free at conventions where the creative team made appearances. Fans of the strip could also contact the creators (typically via Facebook) to request a copy, though they would be asked to provide money for postage.

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• Dick Tracy Meets the Film Pirates

  free at conventions where the creative team made appearances. Fans of the strip could also contact the creators (typically via Facebook) to request a copy, though they would be asked to provide money for postage.

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• Social Commentary

  Social Commentary was a recurring theme in the Dick Tracy comic strip, especially under the auspices of creator Chester Gould. Gould's commentary was rarely subtle, and tended strongly towards a "law and order" philosophy

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• Dick Tracy: America's Most Famous Detective

  book contains several scholarly essays about the Dick Tracy comic strip, as well as profiles of the creators, press releases and other promotional materials, overviews of significant characters and stories, and re-prints of several

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• Hemlock Holmes

  Hemlock Holmes was a protagonist in the The Dick Tracy Show cartoon series from 1961. He was an anthropomorphic English Bulldog who worked as a police officer under Dick Tracy. Hemlock Holmes had white fur

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• Officer Mulligan (Pop Gainer Storyline)

  Officer Mulligan worked at the jail in Dick Tracy's city. He had short dark hair. During an attempt to escape from jail, Mickey Gainer trapped Officer Mulligan's between his cell door and the

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