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Jungle Comics
Date | Number: 88 | Lang: English (en)
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Pretty intense stories from this issue all around, complete with not only menacing-looking art and fights, but a few bloody stabbings as well.
  
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NameJungle Comics 88 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: monthly
NotesThe on-sale date is from the publication date recorded in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Third Series, Vol. 1, Part 2, Nos. 1&2, Periodicals, 1946-1947.
 
CoverBeyond the Ju-Ju Mists / 1 page
GenreJungle
CharactersKaänga; Ann Mason
PencilsRuben Moreira
InksRuben Moreira
 
Comic StoryBeyond the Ju-Ju Mists / Kaänga (10 pages)
SynopsisSeeking a cure for N'geeso's paralysis, Kaänga and N'geeso go to a far off valley, where they find a tribe of whites living in a style from ancient history. Kaänga inadvertently interrupts a courtship ritual and angers a giant named Gortha who makes it his purpose in life to kill Kaänga and destroy the city because of the slight given him by the city's princess. He fails when Kaänga and the now-cured N'geeso drive his war elephants to stampede, trampling Gortha.
GenreJungle
CharactersPrincess Valla (introduction); Marc (introduction); Gortha (introduction, villain, death); Kaänga; N'geeso; Ann Mason
Script
PencilsJohn Celardo (signed)
InksJohn Celardo (signed)
First LineThe tale from tiny N'geeso's lips sounded to Kaänga like the babbling of a fever-crazed idiot...
NotesThe story title is taken from the cover blurb.
 
StorySimba King of Beasts (6 pages)
SynopsisSimba searches for his lost mate and finds her in an ancient temple. He digs their way to freedom. They followed on their path by a pair of archaeologists, fleeing from their safari leader who is determined that he will share their discoveries with them. The leader falls to his death and Simba and Mrs. Simba make their way home.
GenreAnimal; Jungle
CharactersDr. Boswick (introduction, villain, death); Jim (introduction); a woman (introduction); Simba; Moki (monkey); Mrs. Simba
Script
PencilsAugust Froehlich (signed)
InksAugust Froehlich (signed)
First LineSimba's search for his long-absent mate lead to three paths of death --
 
StoryCaptain Terry Thunder (7 pages)
SynopsisTerry and Keeto ride out to help a young woman find her long overdue photographer father. They learn that the father and his assistant had discovered gold and the assistant killed the father for it. In the ensuing battle, Terry is captured, but Keeto makes everyone believe that the local volcano has become active again, using hand grenades, causing them to flee.
GenreAdventure
CharactersBrent's assistant (introduction, villain, death); Marcia Brent (introduction); Mr. Brent (introduction); Terry Thunder; Keeto; Obanti; Borth (gorilla)
Script
PencilsCharles Sultan
InksCharles Sultan
First LineThe curling mists that clung to the ragged peaks of Manaku closed swiftly around the two photographers...
 
Text StoryNo. 2: James Bruce (4 pages)
SynopsisJames Bruce biography.
FeatureMen of Adventure
Letterstypeset
GenreNon-fiction
PencilsGeorge Evans ?
InksGeorge Evans ?
NotesIllustrated text story.

Saltarella suggests Mike Peppe for pencils and inks.
 
StoryWambi (6 pages)
SynopsisWambi is captured by the M'Batos and tortured. A young man of the tribe frees him. Later, Wambi learns that the Salusis are about to attack the M'Batos. Because of the favor owed to the young man, Wambi and the jungle animals defeat the Salusi and prevent their raid.
GenreJungle
CharactersM'Batos (African tribe)(introduction, villains); Sasulis (African tribe)(introduction, villains); The "good" M'Bato (introduction); Sikar (elephant); Wambi; Tawn; Gar (eagle)
Script
PencilsJohn Forte ?
InksAl Feldstein ? Iger Shop
First LineOne must be alert to survive.
 
StoryTabu (6 pages)
SynopsisThe Masai priestess convinced the people that their chief is dead; unknown to them, she has merely placed him in a coma and, on reviving him from said coma, she uses drugs to place him under her control. She has the "ghost" of the chief demand that the tribe give her tribute. Tabu arrives and exposes the fraud.
Script? [as Mack]
GenreJungle
CharactersKora (introduction, villain, death); Mobu (introduction, villain, death); N'Goto (introduction); Tabu; Masais (African tribe)
PencilsHoward Larsen
InksHoward Larsen
First Line'Pay tribute, or thy dead shall not sleep!'
 
StoryCamilla (8 pages)
SynopsisExplorers are seeking Lost Valley. Thief Dutch Madden is cutting off the arms of natives in an effort to get them to lead him to the valley ahead of the explorers. Camilla intervenes.
GenreJungle
CharactersDutch Madden (introduction, villain, death); Steve Allen (introduction); Kay Allen (introduction); N'Toro (introduction); Kay's father (introduction, death); Bogo (introduction); Camilla; Fang (dog); B'togos (African tribe); Tolu
Script
PencilsFran Hopper (signed)
InksFran Hopper (signed)
First LineLost Valley hid well the glitter of its forbidden gold...
NotesPerhaps a second inker at work here; Hames Ware suggests Maurice Whitman.
 
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