Dick Tracy and Dick Tracy, Jr. and How They Captured "Stooge" Viller

A 1933 one-shot from Cupples & Leon, this is an early Dick Tracy story by creator Chester Gould, adapting the newspaper strip's capture of the villain "Stooge" Viller. It pairs Tracy with his young sidekick, Dick Tracy, Jr., in a compact, self-contained adventure that showcases Gould's signature hard-boiled style and sharp, expressive artwork. This issue stands as a formative piece of the classic crime-fighting series, capturing the gritty energy of the strip's early years.