Indrajal Comics #60

In "The Cold Fire Worshippers," the Phantom races into the jungle to stop a ruthless gang exploiting the mysterious Cold Fire Worshippers—only to find himself caught in a trap when they seize Diana. Written by Giovanni Fiorentini and illustrated with sharp, dynamic detail by Senio Pratesi, this 1968 adventure blends suspense, ancient rituals, and high-stakes peril in the heart of the wild.

In "The Cold Fire Worshippers Part II," the Phantom uses a carefully staged escape to trap Eileen and her gang, letting her believe she’s outmaneuvering him—only to ensure her capture by the Jungle Patrol and her eventual sentencing alongside the original diamond thieves. Written by Giovanni Fiorentini and illustrated with sharp, dynamic detail by Senio Pratesi, the story unfolds in the tense, shadowed jungles where justice is as much a matter of strategy as it is of strength.

In "The Little Giant," Mandrake tracks down his friend Jerry, the fight promoter, after missing a dinner date, only to find Jerry evasive and troubled. When Mandrake digs deeper, he uncovers a scheme where ruthless thugs are pressuring Jerry’s fighter to throw a match, threatening to ruin the man’s career—and possibly his life.

In this playful 1968 Indrajal Comics tale, Henry and his girl stumble upon a large man on a park bench. After a quick prank with a hat and a cleverly placed cane, Henry turns the moment into a lighthearted balancing act—just as the man settles back down.