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Jungle Comics #89

Fiction House · Series began 1940 · May 1947

Dates

Cover date
May 1947
On sale
March 11, 1947
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Joe Doolin, John Celardo, August Froehlich, Mike Peppe, Charles Sultan, Frank Doyle, Howard Larsen, Fran Hopperinks: Joe Doolin, John Celardo, August Froehlich, Mike Peppe, Charles Sultan, Iger Shop, Frank Doyle, Howard Larsen, Fran Hopperscript: Frank Riddell, Ed Hunt, Pierre La Rue, Roy L. Smith, Victor Ibsen

Stories

  • Blood-Moon over the Whispering Veldt · 10 pages

    In an effort to photograph an annual gorilla mating ritual, Prof. Lynne and his daughter visit Kaänga's jungle. Their safari guide, Cass, schemes to create faked footage and to murder the Lynnes. Kaänga foils the scheme and a real gorilla kills Cass.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    While Simba is attempting to teach Simba Jr the laws of the jungle, they are captured by trappers. Simba Jr is released as too small to sell. He sneaks back to the cages holding Simba and other jungle animals and releases them.

  • The Gorilla · 2 pages

    A brief natural history of the gorilla.

  • Untitled · 7 pages

    Terry is taken captive by his old foe Ali Bey, who is also attempting to secure the Baänji, a priceless elephant idol. Keeto schemes to rescue Terry through a double cross on a Trojan horse ploy.

  • Listen to the Madman's Drum · 2 pages
  • Untitled · 6 pages

    A jungle priestess murders her chief and frames Wambi for the crime. Word spreads even to the jungle animals of Wambi's alleged crime. Wambi is captured by the tribe and is put trial by dunking. Faithful Tawn rescues him, the priestess confesses, and the tribe executes her by drowning.

  • Untitled · 1 pages

    A brief natural history of the Cape buffalo, also known as the black buffalo.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Tabu attacks a band of slavers and releases their captives.

  • Untitled · 8 pages

    Camilla goes to the rescues of the Wasais, who have been taken by the bird tribe.

Reprinted in

Kaänga Comics (1949)

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