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CATALOG RECORD

Jungle Comics #49

Fiction House · Series began 1940 · January 1944

Dates

Cover date
January 1944
Pages
60

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Joe Doolin, Richard Case, Saul Rosen, Henry Kiefer, George Appel, George Tuskainks: Joe Doolin, Richard Case, Saul Rosen, Henry Kiefer, George Appel, George Tuskascript: Frank Riddell, Ed Hunt, Roy L. Smith, W. B. Hovious, Pierre La Rue, Victor Ibsen

Stories

  • Lair of the King-Serpent · 12 pages

    A pair of wanted murderers come to Kaänga's jungle, thinking themselves out of the reach of the law.

  • Untitled · 5 pages

    The remaining two tiglons kill lone villagers when they can find them, until Simba puts an end to their predation.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    An entomologist and his daughter are captured by natives who believe that the whites are working great magic by putting bugs in bottles. Tabu rescues them, using fireworks to show that his magi is strong.

  • Untitled · 10 pages

    In the midst of a drought, a village refuses to give Wambi food for his jungle friends. Later, that same tribe asks Wambi for help when they are attacked by neighbors and Wambi complies.

  • The Blood Trail · 2 pages
  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Ghazia, lusting after Fantomah's throne disguises the spotted men as mummies and sets them on the city of Khefra. Fantomah calls on the ancient gods of Egypt to turn the Spotted Men into real mummies and they crumble into dust as Ghazia flees the city.

  • Untitled · 5 pages

    While Terry attempts to work out a peace treaty with the Hookahs, Andy helps the sheik's daughter run away.

  • Untitled · 10 pages

    Camilla rescues a little girl, orphaned and taken by bizarre little men to be their goddess.

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