Indrajal Comics #43

In "The Phantom - The Lady from Nowhere," the Jungle Hero rescues an amnesiac woman who’s crash-landed in the wild, only to find her memory returns when he traces her to the pilot who brought her there. Jo, the world’s richest girl, now faces a deadly threat as her guardian is captured by a corrupt gambler eager to seize her fortune. With his trademark cunning and courage, the Phantom sets out to unravel the conspiracy and bring the criminal to justice.

In "Fair Effort," Jamata calls on Queen and Jack when three rogue rhinos threaten the plantation, leading to a tense confrontation as the trio faces the beasts together. Though they manage to bring down all three rhinos, King remains unconvinced of their effort, dismissing the ordeal as a day of idleness.

In a brief, curious glimpse from Indrajal Comics #43 (1967), four snapshots unfold: Columbus, defying a common myth, never believed the Earth was round; a lion named Pompey once resided in the Tower of London; a golden receptacle stands in Lisbon, Portugal; and a horse once walked a tightrope.

In this 1967 Indrajal Comics humor tale, Henry arrives at the beach eager to jump from the high dive—only to find a bald man frozen in fear right at the edge. With a saw in hand, Henry starts cutting the board behind him, setting up a classic slapstick standoff.