Jungle Comics #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Death-Hunt of the Man-Cubs," renegades Biggs and Blake attempt to steal the sacred treasure of the Ape Temple, disguising themselves as priests—only to be exposed by Camilla, who captures them for transfer to the district commissioner. Rendered with bold, dynamic line work by Ralph Mayo, this 1951 jungle adventure blends peril and deception in a tale of greed and retribution.
In "The Death-Hunt of the Man-Cubs," Mark and Sylvia conspire to murder Thorsten, their ward, in a ruthless bid for his fortune—only to find their plans undone by Kaänga, who intervenes and delivers them to justice.
In a sun-baked jungle clearing, a massive rhinoceros demands hay from a troupe of monkeys to spare their fruit trees from destruction. When the tiny band is too afraid to resist, Wambi and his friends step forward to challenge the beast’s tyranny—before the jungle itself is uprooted.
In the heart of the jungle, renegades Biggs and Blake attempt to steal the sacred treasure of the Ape Temple, disguising themselves as priests. Their plan unravels when Camilla sees through their ruse and captures them, setting in motion their transfer to the district commissioner.
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Reprinted in Jungle Comics #141 (1951), Kaänga Comics #21
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