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Column: Are comic strips still a part of your daily life?

Chester Gould, whose cartoon Dick Tracy is familiar to millions, with a drawing and roller skates on Feb. 13, 1952 he planned to send to Veronica Tracey, 12. (Louis Paus/Chicago Tribune)
Chester Gould, whose cartoon Dick Tracy is familiar to millions, with a drawing and roller skates on Feb. 13, 1952 he planned to send to Veronica Tracey, 12. (Louis Paus/Chicago Tribune)
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By | rkogan@chicagotribune.com | Chicago Tribune
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For those who still read newspapers the old-fashioned way, on paper and ink, the comic pages never really went away.

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