Jungle Comics #142
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Sheba of the Terror Claws" delivers a thrilling adventure from 1951, spotlighting the legendary Queen Sheba of the ancient Egyptian-inspired Kingdom of Ra. Written by Frank Riddell and brought to life with bold artwork by Maurice Whitman, this issue introduces a gripping tale of betrayal, escape, and redemption, anchored by the daring journey of Landra and Ann. The cover by Maurice Whitman captures the jungle’s perilous beauty, setting the stage for a story where loyalty and courage are tested in the heart of the wild.
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A safari finds its way into the Kingdom of Ra, descended from ancient Egypt and ruled by Queen Sheba. Sheba, following the suggestions of her advisor, Toru, imprisons the safari. Toru also advises the sacrifice of Sheba's sister, Landra. Landra flees into the jungle and meets Ann. Sheba's forces take Landra and Ann back to the kingdom; Kaänga follows. Using the mammoths trained for use by Sheba's forces, Kaänga destroys the kingdom's walls and kills Toru. He and Ann depart and Sheba promises to be a better queen.
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