Jungle Adventures #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Terror-Fangs at Tauruti Kraal!" follows Taanda, the White Princess, as she dwells among the fierce Tauruti tribe. When dangerous terror-fangs (large predatory animals) threaten the tribe and a hippo injures a defenseless victim, Taanda must use her courage and wisdom to help her native brothers survive the jungle threat. The story involves conflict with rival tribes, including encounters with the Wahima, as Taanda fights to protect those in her care from both beasts and enemies.
Taanda, the fierce white princess of the Tauruti tribe, discovers that a ruthless outsider named Bwana Williams is stealing animals from the tribal hunting traps and forcing local men to do his bidding. When Taanda confronts Williams at his camp with Chief Upatani to demand he return what he's stolen and leave their lands, the villain's true nature emerges—and his response sets off a harrowing chain of events. This adventure reveals the tragic backstory of how the red-haired warrior came to lead the Tauruti people, weaving together jungle justice, betrayal, and a mystery of survival.
Taanda, the White Princess raised among the fierce Tauruti warriors, discovers a desperate boy named Koru fleeing from slavers who've attacked his village of Magandu. Racing through the jungle to assess the threat, Taanda finds herself captured by the raiders—but a resourceful Koru manages to infiltrate their river vessel, setting the stage for a desperate fight against the slavers' grip on her people.
Taanda, the white princess of the jungle, and her young ward Koru encounter a mysterious wounded woman adrift on the river, leading them to a pair of traders caught in a deadly conflict with the Wahima tribe. When Taanda discovers the traders are concealing a sacred idol stolen from the natives, she sets Koru on a perilous mission to warn the tribe's chief while she guides the thieves deeper into the jungle. As danger closes in from all sides, both Koru and Taanda must race against time to prevent the criminals from escaping with their prize.
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↩ Reprints Punch Comics #1 (1941), White Princess of the Jungle #1 (1951)
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