Giggle Comics #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Giggle Comics #71, a 10-cent comic from 1950, former circus elephant Bungle—now living in the jungle under the rule of the Tarzan-like Bozzin—tries to protect his new home by teaching the animals showbiz tricks, believing talent might keep them safe from hunters. When hunter Frank Buck arrives and captures Bungle, the elephant makes a wild escape after being shot from a cannon, all drawn with energetic flair by Dan Gordon, whose bold pencils and inks bring the whole chaotic adventure to life on the cover and inside.
In the jungle ruled by the Tarzan-like Bozzin, former circus elephant Bungle tries to convince the animals that talent is the key to survival—especially when hunter Frank Buck arrives. When Buck captures Bungle and fires him out of a cannon, the elephant’s escape becomes a wild, wacky test of showbiz savvy in the wild.
In "null," the Dope is utterly spooked by the spectacle of a giant gorilla monster movie called "Mighty Moe Mung," convinced the on-screen terror is real. The Duke tries to calm him, explaining it's just special effects—until the real thing, the massive gorilla Gigantic Jim, escapes, sending the Dope into a panic all over again.
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