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Jumbo Comics #90

Aug 1946 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD

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Jumbo Comics #90 is an anthology featuring multiple stories, with the cover prominently displaying Sheena, Jungle Queen, in "Death Kraal of the Mastadons." In one featured story, Sheena and a companion named Bob are imprisoned in a stone cell by a red-bearded villain who gives them until tomorrow to surrender the jungle to him, while Sheena uses her mystical connection to summon the monsoon wind and warns of the man's treachery through the mystical forces of the place. Another story follows a character engaged in naval combat involving machine gun fire and sword combat aboard a ship, with dialogue referencing a radar transmitter and the pursuit of criminals; the story concludes with a promise of further adventures in next month's issue.

Contains 6 stories

Death Kraal of the Mastodons

10 pp · Jungle

Sheena

Untitled Historical story

8 pp · Historical

Hawk

War in 1975

7 pp · Science Fiction

Stuart Taylor

Stuart Taylor pursues a fake F.B.I. agent into the year 1975 using a time machine, only to discover a sinister plot to start another war. Armed with this knowledge, Taylor must navigate a bizarre future filled with aggressive women, advanced technology, and a madman's hidden compound at the North Pole—all while racing against the clock to prevent catastrophe. Will he manage to stop the threat before it's too late, or will the forces arrayed against him prove too powerful?

Untitled Aviation story

6 pp · Aviation

Sky Girl [Ginger Maguire]

Untitled Detective-Mystery story

6 pp · Detective-Mystery

Eyes of Azrael

9 pp · Fantasy

A detective named Murdoch corners a mysterious man claiming to be Azrael, demanding the return of a pair of ancient, fogged spectacles—and as Murdoch presents case after troubling case, it becomes clear these glasses show their wearers visions of terrible futures. When a schoolboy saw a bus driver's bloody fate, when a circus performer glimpsed her own death by fire, each vision seemed to come horrifyingly true, and now Murdoch demands answers about who Azrael really is and what power these "Eyes of Azrael" truly possess.