Rip Kirby #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth volume of IDW's comprehensive Rip Kirby series collects the classic newspaper strips from 1956 through 1958, showcasing Alex Raymond's sophisticated detective in a run that continued to refine the strip's blend of crime-solving, adventure, and stylish art. The stories here represent Raymond's mature period on the feature, with intricate plots and elegant draftsmanship that cemented Kirby as a landmark of the adventure strip genre.
In "Stark Night of the Soul," a 2011 IDW release, Honey finds herself entangled in a dangerous web when Madame Zero uses her to smuggle microfilm hidden in a rose. When a spilled coffee stain on the gown threatens to expose the secret, Honey’s moment of carelessness sets off a chain of events that leads to her kidnapping. Written by Ward Greene and Alex Raymond, with art, inks, and letters by Alex Raymond, this issue blends espionage and tension with a grounded, character-driven mystery.
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