Jungle Comics #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fury of the Golden Apes!", a pair of prospectors’ dynamiting in Wambi’s jungle sparks a crisis among the animals, who must decide how to defend their home. When a reckless attack fails, Wambi steps in with a daring plan to turn the prospectors’ own explosives against them—using Beaky to steal dynamite and plunge it into a volcano. Written by Roy L. Smith and illustrated with bold energy by Henry Kiefer, this 1949 adventure from Fiction House features a striking cover by John Forte and Jack Kamen, with inks from the Iger Shop.
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A pair of prospectors are dynamiting the river in Wambi's jungle. The animals gather to choose a plan for ridding themselves of the white men. Sirdah suggests that the animals attack en masse. Wambi objects, fearing his friends will be hurt, but he is overruled. As predicated the mass attack is repelled and some of the animals are wounded. Wambi then has Beaky steal some of the prospectors' dynamite and drop it into the local volcano. The resulting eruption causes the prospectors to flee and the animals promise to heed Wambi in the futute.
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