Terry and the Pirates #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the 20th installment of the 1990s NBM series, continuing the adventures of Terry Lee and the Pat Ryan crew during World War II. The story arc follows their perilous journey through Burma as they evade enemy forces and navigate the chaos of the Southeast Asian theater. Based on Milton Caniff's classic newspaper strip, this edition presents the wartime narrative in a modern collected format.
In "Madame Shoo-Shoo Part Two," Burma flees British justice only to vanish into the jungle, where he stumbles upon a hidden sanctuary: the daughter of American contractors slain by the Japanese, now sheltering in a forgotten temple. Written and illustrated by the legendary Milton Caniff, this issue continues the high-stakes adventure with crisp, expressive art and the distinctive storytelling that defined the series. The cover, a collaborative effort by Caniff and Ray Fehrenbach, captures the mystery and tension of the story’s setting.
In "Jungle Monkeyshines," Lt. Terry Lee and Willow Belinda track a fugitive Burma into the dense jungle, where he’s taken refuge with the daughter of American contractors killed by the Japanese—now hiding in an ancient temple. With danger lurking both from the past and the present, the trio must navigate treacherous terrain and uneasy alliances before British justice catches up.
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