Golden-Age Greats #14

In "The lion's bold track. . .", Kaanga is drawn into a perilous mission when Queen Amra and her amazons kidnap Ann, believing him to be their long-lost hero. Forced to answer their call, Kaanga leads the fight against the apemen threatening their kingdom, proving his courage in the face of danger. As the dust settles, Ann and Kaanga return to the jungle, their paths forever changed by the ordeal.

In the Zanziba Kraal. . ., Camilla outsmarts a gang of diamond thieves by commandeering one of their mechanical dragons and using it to bring their aerial heist to an end. With cunning and nerve, she turns their own technology against them, securing the stolen gems and capturing the criminals in a daring jungle showdown.

In "The Deadly Quest," the fearless Judy of the Jungle finds herself hunted by the unscrupulous Red Adams, who seeks to capture her for a circus spectacle. Trapped and caged with Pistol Roberts, Judy's courage and quick thinking summon an enormous elephant to break their bonds and turn the tide.

In "Her knife was a killer. . .", Tiger Girl races against time to prevent a tribal war after the sacred golden juju statue of Beylo is stolen. With tensions flaring between the tribes and no proof to point to the real culprit, she follows a trail of clues that leads her to a white man whose treachery threatens to ignite violence across the jungle.

In "The Ape God of Kor," Thun'da and Pha return to the Dawn Lands, where they encounter Cave Girl—only to be captured by the apemen of Kor. It’s her rare gift for communicating with animals that may be their only chance to escape the jungle’s hidden dangers.