Jungle Comics #147
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Treasure of Tembo Wanculu," a clever ruse by Wambi backfires when his prank as a spirit frightens his friends Tawn and Ogg, leading to a rift and spreading distrust. With the cheetahs exploiting the chaos, Wambi must reclaim his honor by using his disguise once more—this time to protect his companions. Written by Roy L. Smith and illustrated by Henry Kiefer, this 1952 adventure blends suspense and redemption in a jungle tale that’s as sharp as it is suspenseful. Cover by Henry Kiefer.
In a quiet moment of mischief, Wambi dons a spirit's guise to tease Tawn and Ogg—only to find his joke spirals into isolation when the tribe turns against him. As rumors spread and the cheetahs grow bolder, Wambi must step back into the shadows, using his disguise one last time to protect those he once hurt.
In "null," Terry leads the lancers upriver to confront the feared raider Pemba-san, orchestrating a daring infiltration by posing as her war chief. Disguised and determined, he works from within to free her prisoners and open the fortress gates, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown.
In "null," trader Dawson is falsely accused of murdering the Zembembawe prince Orano by his own partner. With help from Camilla, Dawson escapes captivity and uncovers the truth before the tribe.
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Reprinted in Jungle Comics #22 (1952), Jungle Comics #23
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