worth of episodes of Terry and the Pirates. In addition, he donated his time and talents to drawing hundreds of original unit insignia from all branches of the military. The Camp Newspaper Service distributed the strip to more than 3000 military base newspapers, the largest number of individual papers in which any single comic strip has appeared. Male Call did not appear in any civilian newspapers. In 1987, Kitchen Sink Press published a complete collection, . In 2011, Hermes Press published a complete reprint of the comic strip. Cultural legacy Beginning in 1995, Dargaud published a comics series entitled Pin-Up, aimed mainly at adults, written by Yann Le Pennetier and drawn by Philippe Berthet. The series tells the adventures of Dottie Partington who models for Milton, an artist who has been commissioned to draw a strip to raise the morale of the troops. He comes up with Poison Ivy'', a strip-within-a-strip, in which the titular character is a combination of Lace and Mata Hari. References Adult comic strips American comic strips Comics spin-offs 1943 comics debuts Comics characters introduced in 1943 Erotic comics 1946 comics endings