Jumbo Comics #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJumbo Comics #39 is an anthology featuring multiple stories: "Sheena—Jungle Queen" in "Cannibal Bait," where Sheena attempts to break a terror trap set by Africa's man-eating predators; "Bobby," a humor strip about a baby and his misadventures with money; "Inspector Darton" by George Thatcher, involving a fabulous diamond called the Khubar that becomes the object of a deadly game of murder and intrigue on a subway platform; and "ZX-5," a wartime spy adventure featuring the character ZX-5 in action against Nazi forces, including a sequence involving a plane escape and confrontation with enemy agents.
Sheena defends her jungle domain when ivory hunters David and Elinor O'Hara arrive with a safari, only to find themselves targeted by the Uango headhunters who consider the elephants' tusks sacred. When Elinor is captured by the tribesmen during a chaotic attack, Sheena and Bob Reynolds join forces with David to mount a desperate rescue mission through hostile territory. Can they reach the witch doctor's village and save Elinor before the sacrifice ritual begins?
When Japanese forces attack Pearl Harbor, Private Fred Larkin springs into action as Lightning to defend the Hawaiian base—but discovers the assault may be just the opening move in a larger scheme. Infiltrating a suspicious operation in town, he uncovers a network of underground tunnels and a cache of weapons hidden beneath the hills, all pointing toward a coordinated strike against the American forces. With his electrical powers, Lightning races to stop the enemy before their plan can unfold.
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↩ Reprints Jumbo Comics #26 (1941)
Reprinted in Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #8 (1950), Jerry Iger's Golden Features #6 (1987), Kaänga Comics #32
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