Terry and the Pirates #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the thirteenth installment of the classic newspaper adventure strip, continuing the wartime exploits of Terry Lee and his allies as they navigate danger and intrigue in the Pacific theater. The collection features strips from the mid-1940s, showcasing Milton Caniff's signature storytelling and dynamic art during a pivotal period of the series' run.
In "Blue Tiger (Part Two)," Burma maintains her dangerous disguise as a consort to a Nazi official visiting Japanese forces in China, all while working to free Terry from enemy hands—without revealing her true mission. Written and illustrated by the legendary Milton Caniff, this issue continues the tense, high-stakes espionage with the masterful craftsmanship that defined his work, with cover art by Caniff and Ray Fehrenbach.
In "Decoy," Burma, posing as Madame Lustre, a high-ranking consort to a visiting Nazi official, navigates the dangerous waters of occupied China to secretly aid Terry Lee—her mission cloaked in deception, her every move a tightrope walk between loyalty and exposure. With Kiel watching from the shadows, the stakes rise as she maneuvers through a web of suspicion, where one misstep could unravel everything.
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