Jungle Comics #101

In "The Blade of Buddha," a white doctor is captured by a band of Chinese raiders and brought to their secluded village, where the tribal leader Kaänga must navigate treachery and tradition to restore justice. With courage and cunning, Kaänga frees the rightful chief and helps heal the community, ultimately paving the way for the doctor to cure Ann of her drug-induced madness.

In the heart of the jungle, Simba is rattled by a gunshot, plunging into chaos when Mrs. Simba is captured in a tiger trap by hunters. As he struggles against Lukor the leopard, who seeks to seize his place as king, Simba stumbles into the hunters’ camp—unintentionally setting Mrs. Simba free. The story unfolds with raw urgency, as Simba must navigate betrayal, danger, and the shifting balance of power in a world where survival demands more than strength.

In "null," the scarred artifact hunter No-mouth steals the sarcophagus of Antophes from museum archaeologist Carol Devens, setting off a perilous chase through the jungle. With help from Terry, the relic’s fate hangs in the balance as the treacherous terrain and deadly predators close in.

In this 1948 Jungle Comics tale, Curka and Sirdah conspire to eliminate Wambi, but the hunter outsmarts them in a tense, pulse-pounding chase. When the hunt turns deadly, Wambi uses the terrain to his advantage, sending Sirdah tumbling down a bluff into the river.

In a forgotten corner of the jungle, B'tonga teams up with two white treasure hunters to plunder ancient tombs, unaware of the spirits that guard the buried past. When a sudden fire traps them all, only Tabu is saved—by unseen hands from beyond the grave.

In a sun-scorched corner of the jungle, Tanga—a cunning Arab girl—moves among a band of white slavers, her true loyalties hidden beneath a veil of deception. When Camilla slips into her guise, the entire gang finds itself ensnared in a trap of its own making, all thanks to a carefully woven ruse that leads straight to the territorial police.