#Flashback Friday – Terry and the Pirates illustration I did awhile back for the cover of a magazine called the Missing Years.
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Inktober 2018 – Day 11
Inktober for October 11th – Showing inks old and new.
Here’s a cover I did for a comic strip anthology magazine called Missing Years.
The image was inspired by a Terry and the Pirates story reprinted within.
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-Jim Keefe
The following Terry and the Pirates strip is from 1940 and has Dr. Ping and Hu Shee (Chinese guerrillas battling the Japanese who’ve invaded their homeland), trying to bring some holiday cheer to their injured stowaway, Terry.
Caniff could do a humerous take for a holiday strip, but some of his most poignant are his more serious reflections.
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Talk about connecting with the reader. It’s this kind of commitment to the craft that separates the pros from the amateurs.
For more of Caniff’s holiday strips check out the following article originally published in the Henderson (N.C.) Daily Dispatch by David Irvine.
aiblins (Not) Home for the Holidays: Milton Caniff’s Christmas Strips
For more Terry and the Pirates, make sure to check out The Library of American Comics’ The Complete Terry and the Pirates – HIGHLY recommended!
