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Jungle Comics #106

Fiction House · Series began 1940 · October 1948

Dates

Cover date
October 1948
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: John Celardo, Charles Sultan, Frank Doyle, Matt Baker, Maurice Whitmaninks: John Celardo, Charles Sultan, Frank Doyle, Maurice Whitmanscript: Frank Riddell, Ed Hunt, Pierre La Rue, Roy L. Smith, Victor Ibsen

Stories

  • Untitled · 11 pages

    Fangola, recently captured safari raider, escapes Kaänga. Fangola then attacks a small safari, taking Sylvia Lombard, her would-be suitor, Wesley, and Ann captive. Kaänga and Sylvia's other suitor, Matthew Clarke come to their rescue. Kaänga kills Fangola.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Cheepo, a hectoring monkey, accuses Simba of tyranny, of ruling only by violence. Cheepo sings a different tune when he is captured by hunters and Simba comes to his rescue.

  • Swindle in Ivory · 6 pages

    Conmen Vinson and Marge have persuaded several tribes to wager all their ivory on a rigged duel between elephants. The plot is exposed and Vinson and Marge are trampled by elephants.

  • Jungle Scrapbook · 2 pages

    Brief natural histories of several jungle animals.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Curka spreads word through the jungle that Wambi has become a hunter when a snare, constructed on a whim, traps an antelope that becomes a meal for Sirdah. Determined to make amends, Wambi prevents Sirdah from taking prey twice.

  • Trapping a Panther · 2 pages
  • The Crocodile Rules the River! · 8 pages

    Camilla extracts a promise from the chief of a tribe that follows a crocodile cult to never again attack trading posts, but the witch doctor of the tribe, secretly a white renegade, attack a trader's steamboat. Camilla and the Ulangoas fight off the cultists and the witch doctor is killed in the melee.

  • Untitled · 5.5 pages

    A pair of treasure hunters are captured as they attempt to steal the Kawalis' gold. Tabu exposes the woman of the pair as the evil sorceress Vanza in disguise and sends her away, magically.

Reprinted in

Kaänga Comics (1949), Men of Mystery Comics (1999)

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