Jungle Comics #146
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Orphans of the Congo" is a standout tale from Jungle Comics #146, a 1952 adventure that captures the raw energy of the era. Written and illustrated by Henry Kiefer—whose dynamic art brings every jungle scene to life—this story follows young Wambi as his curiosity leads him to play with monkeys, only to narrowly escape a crocodile pool after a kite goes wrong. The rescue by Tawn and Ogg underscores the bond between the three, even as they gently scold him for his recklessness. Cover by Henry Kiefer.
In this 1952 jungle tale from *Jungle Comics #146*, young Wambi wanders from his companions Tawn and Ogg to join the monkeys, where he builds a kite and nearly pays the price when it pulls him into a crocodile pool. His frantic cries bring Tawn and Ogg rushing to his rescue, leading to a scolding for his misadventure.
In "The Big Ghost of Simbah," Terry uncovers a daring scheme to plunder an underwater temple, facing off against white jewel thieves and the mysterious lion cultists who guard the site. With the help of a clever mechanical octopus, he navigates treacherous waters and ancient traps in a pulse-pounding adventure straight from the pages of Jungle Comics #146.
In "null," a jungle adventure from Jungle Comics #146 (1952), Camilla uncovers a conspiracy when treasure hunters seize the Nambuma princess and force her warriors to toil in a radium mine. With courage and cunning, she sets the princess free and ignites a rebellion among the enslaved warriors.
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Reprinted in Kaänga Comics #18 (1952), All Star Adventure Comic #11 (1961), All Star Adventure Comic #12 (1961), Jungle Comics #146, Jungle Comics #23
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