The Complete Steve Canyon #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final year of Milton Caniff's classic newspaper adventure strip, covering daily and Sunday installments from 1959 through 1960. It features the complete run of the series as originally published, showcasing Caniff's masterful storytelling and detailed artwork during the strip's later years.
In "Assignment: Minerva Koal," Steve Canyon finds himself drawn into a tense standoff when Summer receives a mysterious visitor, just as Copper Calhoon clashes with the U.S. military over a missile base near her summer ranch. With secrets leaking from the base and trust unraveling, Steve must follow the trail of a hidden spy—his investigation taking him from dusty desert roads to high-stakes intelligence games. Written and illustrated by the legendary Milton Caniff, with inks by Dick Rockwell and colors by Frank Engli, this 2016 IDW collection delivers a classic adventure with sharp storytelling and timeless art.
In "Assignment: Minerva Koal," Steve Canyon races against time to protect Minerva Koal, a young woman caught in a dangerous web of espionage, as Communist agents plot to exploit her connection to her brother—a U.S. government employee—by smuggling her into Soviet territory. With the stakes rising and the clock ticking, Steve must navigate deception and treachery in a high-stakes mission where one wrong move could compromise both her safety and national security.
Steve Canyon is sent into the Middle East to uncover the truth behind a mysterious message from an outlaw guerrilla group claiming to fight for women's rights—only to find himself entangled in a web of secrets, shifting loyalties, and a mission that blurs the line between ally and enemy. With Convoy and Jonathan Mink at his side, Steve must navigate a landscape where every promise could be a trap and every whisper might be a warning.
In the quiet heat of Dyer, Summer Smith-Olsen finds her summer disrupted when an unexpected guest arrives, just as Steve Canyon is drawn into a tense investigation to uncover a spy leaking secrets from a military missile base near Copper Calhoon’s ranch. With tensions rising between the military and the local community, Steve must navigate shifting loyalties and hidden motives before the situation spirals beyond control.
Steve Canyon finds himself stationed on Pipa Island, juggling the high-stakes preparations for a capsule launch recovery while navigating a surprisingly heated clash between the base’s chief non-commissioned officer and two USO women unexpectedly assigned to the outpost—Alice Santa Fe and Xenia Barker. With Sgt. Frederick "Be-No" Jones keeping a close eye on the chaos, Steve must balance military protocol with the unpredictable dynamics of morale and miscommunication.
Poteet Canyon is on the verge of graduating high school, and she’s determined to have her big brother Steve there to celebrate. But with Steve’s unpredictable military duties taking him across the world, the real question isn’t whether he’ll make it—it’s whether his sister’s letter will reach him in time.
Steve Canyon is sent to Latin America to uncover the source of a series of unsettling incidents tied to the daughter of a U.S. diplomat—acts that are stirring unrest and turning local communities against American interests. With the help of Holly Hall and the unlikely assistance of Major Scrapple Apple and his brother Flavin Apple, Steve must navigate a web of suspicion, diplomacy, and hidden agendas, all while confronting the real meaning behind the title: *The Ugly American*.
When Poteet Canyon leaves college to join Steve in Japan, her journey takes a dangerous turn as she stumbles into a conspiracy threatening to sabotage the 1960 Presidential election by detonating a nuclear bomb in Tokyo Bay. With help from Suki Susie, Happy Easter, Miki Koi, and Beta Redding, she must navigate a web of deception and danger in a country far from home.
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↩ Reprints Les Héros de l'aventure #43 (1968), Les Héros de l'aventure #45 (1968), Les Héros de l'aventure #46 (1968), Les Héros de l'aventure #47 (1968), Les Héros de l'aventure #48 (1968)
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