Jungle Comics #154
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fire-Wizard," Kaänga and his companions race to uncover the source of a string of mysterious forest fires, only to stumble upon a sinister scheme led by the white man Benton and his cunning fakir, Kasmir. Using magnifying glasses to ignite the flames and framing them as supernatural juju fires, the pair manipulates the local chief, Torga, into surrendering tribal treasures. With sharp wits and courage, Kaänga and Ann unravel the deception, exposing the truth behind the so-called magic. The story, illustrated by Maurice Whitman in both pencils and inks with a cover also by Whitman, captures the tension and intrigue of a classic jungle adventure from 1952.
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A series of forest fires brings Kaänga and his companions to investigate. They find the villainous white man, Benton, and his fakir, Kasmir, extorting riches from local chief, Torga. Kasmir has used magnifying glasses to spark fires and tells the Chief that they are black magic juju fires. Kaänga and Ann expose the trick and save the tribal treasures.
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