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Jungle Comics #141

Jan 1951 · Superior · 0.10 CAD
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Jungle Comics #141 is an anthology featuring two stories: "Kaanga: Lord of the Jungle—The Death-Hunt of the Man-Cub," in which Kaanga and his jungle allies face off against a dangerous leopard and masked hunters in a deadly arena confrontation, and "Captain Terry Thunder," by Pierre La Rue, in which twenty-five missing convicts escape from Kafka Island prison colony; Captain Terry Thunder investigates their disappearance and discovers they are being transported by riverboat when the vessel is attacked by invaders, leading to a battle for control and Terry's pursuit of the conspirators across the jungle using zebra-mounted warriors.

Contains 4 stories
Untitled Jungle story
10 pp · Jungle
Script ? [as Frank Riddell]Pencils Maurice Whitman

In the lost Kingdom of Ra, where echoes of ancient Egypt still linger, a safari stumbles upon a realm ruled by the enigmatic Queen Sheba. With her advisor Toru manipulating events from the shadows, the strangers are imprisoned—until Sheba’s sister Landra escapes into the jungle and finds refuge with Ann. When Landra and Ann are captured and brought back to the kingdom, Kaänga leads a daring charge on the fortress, using the mighty mammoths to shatter the walls and end Toru’s schemes. As the kingdom trembles, the fate of its ruler hangs in the balance.

Untitled Jungle story
4 pp · Jungle
Script ? [as Roy L. Smith]

In the heart of the wild, a marauding band of mandrills rampages through the jungle, threatening the peace of the animal kingdom. Wambi, ever the clever leader, turns the tide with a daring game of chase that leads the aggressors straight into the crocodile pool.

Untitled story
5 pp
Script ? [as Pierre La Rue]

In the sweltering heart of the jungle, a mysterious figure aids escaped convicts fleeing downriver from Fort Diablo—only to vanish without a trace. When Terry follows the boat from the shore, he stumbles into a trap set by Black Karen, who enslaves the prisoners with beldine dye and forces them to work in a remote petrified forest. As Terry tries to intervene, he’s captured, but his chance to free the prisoners comes when Keeto arrives with the lancers, tracking his trail. With the convicts’ trust and the lancers’ strength, a desperate uprising begins—just as Black Karen’s grip on the camp tightens.

Untitled Jungle story
7 pp · Jungle
Script ? [as Victor Ibsen]

In the heart of the African jungle, a mysterious figure known only as Kaboola rises as a symbol of unity among the tribes—stealing from white settlers and redistributing the goods to the villages. When Camilla uncovers the truth behind Kaboola’s creation, she learns the man she thought was a hero is being manipulated by Murdock, who plans to incite a war to drive the colonists out. As Kaboola confronts the deception, he makes a deadly choice that changes everything.

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