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Buck Ryan was a UK newspaper adventure comic strip created by Jack Monk and the writer Don Freeman. Monk and Freeman were doing an adaptation of Edgar Wallace's Terror Keep for the Daily Mirror. When it was dropped shortly due to a rights problem, Monk and Freeman decided to fashion their own strip, and Buck Ryan was born.

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Buck Ryan was a UK newspaper adventure comic strip created by Jack Monk and the writer Don Freeman. Monk and Freeman were doing an adaptation of Edgar Wallace's Terror Keep for the Daily Mirror. When it was dropped shortly due to a rights problem, Monk and Freeman decided to fashion their own strip, and Buck Ryan was born.

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