Fight Comics #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue features two main stories. In "Tiger Girl," the heroine battles jungle dangers and confronts warriors including a giant lion and the Kizembe people, working to rescue prisoners and prevent harm to captives by a witch doctor and her forces. In "Kayo Kirby," a boxer at a youth camp in Western Germany is forced to impersonate a popular European idol, leading to complications when enemy fighters attack and his plane is shot down, forcing an emergency landing.
Tiger Girl races to save the sacred treasures of the Kizembe shrine when the Congo floods, but a ruthless opportunist named Wolf Wilson and his band of plunderers have their own designs on the temple's jeweled gods. As Tiger Girl battles to protect her native friends' most precious possessions through treacherous jungle terrain—swamps, cliffs, and deadly wildlife—she'll need every ounce of cunning and her fearless tiger companion to outwit the villains closing in on the prize.
When a battered spaceship crashes through a meteor belt into a water world, its crew discovers an underwater glass-domed city—and the lair of Satura, the space pirate queen who was supposed to be dead. Trapped with no way out but through the ocean's crushing depths and deadly monsters, the pilots must outwit their captor and her minions to escape, armed only with their wits and a mysterious chemical compound. "Spaceship Graveyard" pits desperate spacemen against an underwater tyrant in a 1952 science-fiction adventure that trades one deathtrap for another.
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Reprinted in Diamond Adventure Comic #26 (1962), Fight Comics #17, Selva #85
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