List of Terry and the Pirates comic strips

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Milton Caniff's Terry and the Pirates promotional strip (October 21, 1934) Terrypirates102134.jpg
Milton Caniff's Terry and the Pirates promotional strip (October 21, 1934)

Terry and the Pirates is an American comic strip that originally ran from October 22, 1934, until February 25, 1973. The daily and Sunday strips ran separate storylines until August 25, 1936. A revival series (re-imagining the strip and setting it in the current day) ran from March 26, 1995, until July 27, 1997.

Contents

Original series strips

Milton Caniff

Daily-Only Stories

Sunday-Only Stories

Combined Stories

George Wunder

Revival Series strips

Art: Greg and Tim Hildebrandt - Writing: Michael Uslan

Art: Dan Spiegle - Writing: Jim Clark

Sources

This information was compiled by consulting all of the original strips published in newspapers between 1934 and 1997. The story titles for the Milton Caniff stories (stories 001 to 060) were taken from Carl Horak's Terry and the Pirates Companion.

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