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Terry and the Pirates#12
Cover: Milton Caniff & Ray Fehrenbach

Terry and the Pirates #12

May 1989 · NBM · 6.95 USD
“Prison Break”

"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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writer, artist, inker Milton Caniff · letterer Frank Engli · cover Milton Caniff, Ray Fehrenbach

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Milton Caniff
letterer Frank Engli
cover pencils, inks Milton Caniff
cover pencils, inks Ray Fehrenbach

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Raven and the Dragon Lady are captured by Japanese collaborators, who sell them to Chinese crime boss Chopstick Joe. Recognizing Raven, Joe attempts to ransom her back to her family.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).