While its not for the full TIFF spec, I did just publish an early version of MAS::TIFF, which can read TIFF metadata and bitonal lzw compressed strip samples. Being pure Perl its (much) slower than using libtiff and Inline::C, but it is portable.
https://github.com/gnp/MAS-TIFF
http://search.cpan.org/~gregor/MAS-TIFF-0.4/README.pod
I've ported the latest version of my Image::Density::TIFF module to use it.
https://github.com/gnp/Image-Density
http://search.cpan.org/~gregor/Image-Density-0.3/lib/Image/Density/TIFF.pm
Cheers,
-- gregor
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