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Jungle Comics
Date | Number: 154 | Lang: English (en)
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PublicationOctober 1952 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bi-monthly
 
CoverThe Fire-Wizard
FeaturingKaänga
CreditsPencils: Maurice Whitman
ContentGenre: Jungle | Characters: Kaänga
 
CreditsLetters: typeset
NotesHouse ad, showing covers from Jungle Comics, Wings Comics, Sheena, Wambi Jungle Boy, Jumbo Comics, and Fight Comics.
 
SynopsisA series of forest fires brings Kaänga and his companions to investigate. They find the villainous white man, Benton, and his fakir, Kasmir, extorting riches from local chief, Torga. Kasmir has used magnifying glasses to spark fires and tells the Chief that they are black magic juju fires. Kaänga and Ann expose the trick and save the tribal treasures.
FeaturingKaänga
CreditsPencils: Maurice Whitman (signed) | Inks: Maurice Whitman (signed)
ContentGenre: Jungle | Characters: Kaänga; Ann Mason; Musungu; Chief Torga; Kenton (villain; introduction); Kasmir; Tombu
NotesTitle from cover listed as "The Fire-Wizard".
 
SynopsisTrader Jim, N'Boli, and Tommy explore some jungle ruins. After fending off a leopard, Tommy finds a warrior's shield. N'Boli tells him of the importance of shields to a young warrior, and how finding one can bring good fortune.
FeaturingJungle Tales
CreditsScript:? [as Trader Jim]
ContentGenre: Jungle | Characters: Trader Jim Dawson; Tommy Fortune; N'Boli; Zulus (African tribe)
 
Text StoryThe Animal Trainer (2 pages)
FeaturingThe Big Cage
CreditsScript: Clyde Beatty | Letters: typeset
 
SynopsisWambi senses that the local volcano is about to erupt, and he warns his animal friends to flee. Sirdah the Tiger is skeptical and resists. The rest of the animals comply, but run into a hunting party. Sirdah accuses Wambi of leading them into an ambush. Only the eruption of the volcano can restore the animals' trust in Wambi.
FeaturingWambi
CreditsScript:? [as Roy L. Smith] | Pencils: Henry Kiefer | Inks: Henry Kiefer
ContentGenre: Jungle | Characters: Wambi; Tawn; Sirdah; Ogg; Pete; Sam; Rhwsa (rhinoceros)
 
Comic StoryThe Curse of Kintu! (4 pages)
SynopsisThe god Kintu sends a warning vision to Chief Lobengola. When Arab slavers arrive, Lobengola leads them into a valley of killer elephants controlled by Kintu.
FeaturingMysteries of the Jungle
CreditsPencils: Tony D'Adamo (signed) [as Anthony D'Adamo] | Inks: Tony D'Adamo (signed) [as Anthony D'Adamo]
ContentGenre: Jungle | Characters: Lobengola; Kintu
 
SynopsisBeylo's golden juju statue has been stolen, and tribesman Kamo blames the Masai, yet has no proof. War will break out unless Tiger Girl can solve the mystery. Her investigation finds a white man guilty of the theft, and worse, setting the two tribes against each other.
FeaturingTiger Girl
CreditsScript:? [as Alan O'Hara] | Pencils: Matt Baker | Inks: Matt Baker
ContentGenre: Jungle | Characters: Tiger Girl; Abdola; Beylo; Kamo; Benzali (Tiger Girl's Bengal tiger); Masais (African tribe); Wasulis (African tribe); Rube; Gussie
 
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