Steve Canyon #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects four complete Steve Canyon adventures from the 1991 series published by Kitchen Sink Press, featuring Milton Caniff's iconic post-war newspaper strip hero in his globe-trotting exploits as a pilot and adventurer.
In "Decision," Milton Caniff delivers a grounded, character-driven chapter of Steve Canyon with the familiar rhythm of his signature storytelling. Poteet rallies a makeshift team of Stumphill students for the state finals, drawing in the increasingly involved Copper Calhoon—whose presence stirs old tensions with Steve and Summer—while Caniff’s precise art, aided by Dick Rockwell’s inks, brings the small-town stakes to life. The cover, a collaborative effort by Caniff and Peter Poplaski, captures the moment’s quiet intensity.
In "Dark-Horse Team," Poteet rallies a group of Stumphill students into an unlikely football squad, leading them toward the state finals. As the underdogs rise, local mining magnate Copper Calhoon reenters the scene—his presence stirring old tensions and testing Steve and Summer in ways neither expected.
In "Damma Exile," Steve Canyon finds himself navigating tense diplomacy as the U.S. government's liaison to Princess Snowflower, a displaced noble seeking to rally support for a counter-revolution against the People's Republic of China. Stranded in America under asylum, she moves through shadowy circles of exile and intrigue, testing Steve’s loyalty and resolve.
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