Jumbo Comics #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Charge of the Congo Juggernauts" is a standout tale from Jumbo Comics #83 (1946), featuring the dynamic art and storytelling of Matt Baker, who both drew and inked the story, with writing by Bill Gibson. When a Japanese plane drops fake American newspapers as propaganda, Ginger’s belief in a fabricated threat sets off a chain of playful chaos—her enthusiastic reaction leads her straight into the commanding officer, leaving her dazed and dreaming of joining the fight. Cover by Matt Baker.
Sheena races to the Watuli Shrine after receiving a cryptic message warning of danger, only to find herself trapped in a deadly scheme orchestrated by Dema, the daughter of a witch doctor. As the tribe prepares to resurrect her as part of a sinister ritual, Sheena must outwit both the false resurrection and a trap set for her companion Bob, all while confronting the real evil behind the deception.
In "Bombs over Burma!", a playful propaganda ploy takes flight when a Japanese plane drops American newspapers with fake headlines. Ginger, believing the absurd stories, rallies her friends in a spirited but misguided effort to warn the base—only to collide with the commanding officer in a dizzying tumble. Her dreamy mission to help the squadron unfolds in a whimsical haze, blending wartime antics with lighthearted farce.
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Reprinted in Good Girl Art Quarterly #8 (1992), Sky Gal #3 (1994)
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