Jungle Comics #106

In "null," Fangola—once a captured safari raider—breaks free from Kaänga’s clutches and strikes back, ambushing a small safari and taking Sylvia Lombard, her suitor Wesley, and Ann hostage. With Kaänga and Sylvia’s other suitor, Matthew Clarke, racing to save them, a tense showdown unfolds in the wilds of the jungle.

In this 1948 Jungle Comics tale, Cheepo, a boastful monkey quick to criticize, denounces Simba’s rule as cruel and brute-force. When Cheepo is captured by hunters, it’s Simba who steps in—proving that leadership isn’t just about power, but about who’s willing to act when it matters.

In "Swindle in Ivory," con artists Vinson and Marge scheme to cheat a series of jungle tribes by rigging a duel between elephants, betting their entire ivory reserves on the outcome. When their deception is uncovered, the tribes turn on them—leaving the duo to face the very elephants they sought to manipulate.

In the heart of the jungle, Wambi’s accidental trap sets off a ripple of belief when Curka spreads the word that he’s now a hunter. Though the antelope was caught by chance, Wambi feels the weight of the rumor and resolves to make amends—stepping in to protect Sirdah’s next hunt, not for glory, but for balance.

In "The Crocodile Rules the River!", Camilla stands firm as the chief’s promise to end attacks on trading posts is tested when the tribe’s witch doctor—a white renegade hiding in plain sight—launches a violent assault on a steamboat. With the Ulangoas at her side, Camilla must confront both the crocodile cult’s fanaticism and the traitor’s treachery in a clash that tests loyalty and courage along the wild river.

In a forgotten corner of the jungle, two treasure hunters are caught in a trap of their own making, their greed leading them straight into the hands of the Kawalis. When Tabu reveals the woman among them as the disguised sorceress Vanza, her fate is sealed by a spell that sends her fleeing into the wild.