Cover: Art Saaf

Jumbo Comics #61

Mar 1944 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD

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“King-Beast of the Masai”

In "King-Beast of the Masai," Stuart and the Haywards are swept back through time to 19th-century Turkey, where they’re captured and thrown into a slave market—Laura’s auctioned off before a daring rescue unfolds alongside Prince Sahrib’s beloved, Zelda. Penciled by Homer Fleming, Alex Blum, and the Iger Shop, with inks by the Iger Shop, the story unfolds with pulse-pounding urgency, while Art Saaf’s cover captures the moment’s raw tension.

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artist Homer Fleming · artist Alex Blum · artist, inker Iger Shop · cover Art Saaf

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artist Homer Fleming

artist Alex Blum

artist, inker Iger Shop

cover pencils, inks Art Saaf

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Traveling several hundred years into the past to Turkey, Stuart and the Haywards are immediately taken prisoner; Laura is auctioned off in a slave market and is later rescued along with Prince Sahrib's loved one, Zelda.

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