Jungle Comics #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Banshees of Voodoo Veldt!", written by Pierre La Rue and illustrated by Bob Webb with inks by David Heames and the Iger Shop, former commander Terry finds himself sidelined after failing to capture the elusive bandit Al Raschid. When a desperate call arrives claiming the bandit is cornered, Terry suspects a trap—and with Keeto’s help, he turns the tables by rigging the supply crates with smoke grenades. The Iger Shop handles the cover art, with Jack Kamen contributing pencils, all set against the tense backdrop of the African veldt in this 1949 Jungle Comics staple.
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Terry is relieved of his command for failing to capture the bandit Al Raschid. When his replacement sends word that he has cornered the bandit and needs ammunition, Terry suspects that Al Raschid is arranging a trap. Terry and Keeto rig the ammunition cases with smoke grenades and allow the bandit's men to take the supplies. When the cases are opened and the bandit and his men are blinded, Terry and the handful of lancer loyal to him, capture them. Terry's command is restored and his given a commendation.
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