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Latest revision as of 23:56, 1 July 2021
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Polly and the Pirates is an independent comic by Ted Naifeh published by Oni Press. The comic follows Polly Pringle, a sheltered young girl who lives at a boarding school and has no desire to go on any adventures--unlike her friend Anastasia. One night Polly gets swept up in an adventure when she is captured by the former crew of the famous Pirate Queen Meg Malloy.
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The series ran for six issues in 2005-2006, with a sequel graphic novel published in 2012.
Tropes used in Polly and the Pirates include:
- Awesome McCoolname: Anastasia "Stasia" Van Vervendander.
- Gentleman Adventurer: Polly's father.
- Pirate Girl
- Pirate Parrot
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