Terry et les Pirates #4
This volume collects the earliest Milton Caniff strips from 1937-1938, introducing the classic adventure serial Terry and the Pirates. It features the debut of Terry Lee, Pat Ryan, and the enigmatic Dragon Lady, along with early antagonists like Captain Judas and General Klang, as the duo navigates intrigue and danger in the Far East. Published by Futuropolis in 1987, this French-language edition presents the formative year of the iconic newspaper strip in a collected format.
In "Capitaine Judas," Terry, Burma, Connie, and Grand Silence arrive in a forgotten village ruled by the enigmatic General Klang, marking a pivotal moment in the series. Written and illustrated by Milton Caniff, with lettering by Martine Ségard, this 1987 issue from Futuropolis delivers the atmospheric storytelling and sharp character work that define the series.
In the heart of a war-torn landscape, Terry, Burma, Connie, and Great Silence arrive in a forgotten village ruled by the enigmatic General Klang, where loyalty is tested and hidden tensions simmer beneath the surface. The air is thick with mystery and danger as old alliances begin to shift in unexpected ways.
In "Dragon Lady," Lo Lun finds herself drawn into a dangerous alliance as she recovers under Burma’s protection, ready to join the fight against the looming threat of Klang. With loyalty tested and stakes rising, her journey from wounded ally to determined warrior begins.
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