Jack Armstrong #4

Feb 1948 · Parents' Magazine Press · 0.10 USD

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“Dempsey-Tunney Fight”

In "Dempsey-Tunney Fight," Jack Armstrong and his friend Billy venture deep into Africa, defying their safari leader to uncover the truth behind the legendary Leopard Men. After rescuing a pygmy from a crocodile, they’re led to a hidden clearing where the tribe performs their mysterious ritual dances. Illustrated with bold, dynamic lines by Howard Larsen, this 1948 adventure captures the thrill of exploration and the unknown, all rendered in crisp pencil and ink on the cover by the same hand.

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artist, inker Howard Larsen · cover Howard Larsen

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artist, inker Howard Larsen

cover pencils, inks Howard Larsen

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Jack and his friends are in Africa to get motion pictures of the savage Leopard Men. When his safari leader refuses to enter the land of the Leopard Men, Jack and Billy push on. They save a pygmy from a crocodile and he leads them to large clearing which the Leopard Men use for their ritual dances.

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