Terry and the Pirates #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the twelfth installment of NBM's reprint series of Milton Caniff's classic newspaper strip, focusing on the high-flying adventures of the Flying Ace Dude as Terry Lee and his companions navigate wartime intrigue and aerial exploits. The collection presents a selection of daily and Sunday strips from the 1940s, showcasing Caniff's signature storytelling and dynamic artwork.
"Prison Break" marks a pivotal moment in the enduring saga of Terry and the Pirates, showcasing Milton Caniff’s masterful storytelling and artistry in a 1989 NBM release. When Raven and the Dragon Lady are captured by Japanese collaborators and sold to the enigmatic Chinese crime boss Chopstick Joe, who recognizes Raven, the stage is set for a tense stand-off that tests loyalty and cunning. The dynamic collaboration between Caniff and Ray Fehrenbach on the cover captures the story’s high-stakes atmosphere, with Caniff’s distinctive line work defining both the interior and the striking cover art.
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