Jumbo Comics #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
Sheena, Jungle Queen, finds her tree home wrecked and sets out with Bob Reynolds to track down the culprit—a battle-scarred lion named Bobtail—only to stumble upon a young woman named Dorna fleeing an unwanted marriage to the ruthless Masai chief Lotan. When Lotan declares war on Dorna's tribe, Sheena stands between the two forces, and the conflict escalates into a dangerous game of jungle tactics, traps, and cunning as she races to stop his warriors from reaching their target. With Chim and the forces of the wild at her side, Sheena must outthink a powerful enemy before his army overwhelms those she's sworn to protect.
In this 1944 Jumbo Comics tale, Stuart and the Haywards find themselves stranded in ancient Turkey after a time-travel mishap, quickly captured and thrust into a world of intrigue. When Laura is sold at a slave market, her fate intertwines with that of Prince Sahrib’s beloved, Zelda, setting off a tense and perilous chain of events.
In the 1944 mystery tale "null" from Jumbo Comics #61, Inspector Dayton races against time to uncover Maxie Bloom’s hidden fortune of $20,000 stashed inside a picture frame—only to find himself outmaneuvered by an unseen rival with the same goal.
Johnny Roman, a cocky gambler convinced his luck is unstoppable, tears through a gambling joint called Ricetto's where he wins hand over fist—until the operation's owner, Zella Rigetto, decides he's become too much of a problem. As Johnny's winning streak attracts dangerous attention and his newfound fortune grows, his confidence blinds him to the threats closing in around him. Can the self-proclaimed big shot stay on top, or will his luck finally run out?
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Reprinted in Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #5 (1949), The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics! #11 (2015)
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