Jungle Comics #156
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Shrunken Heads!" from Jungle Comics #156 (1952), the ruthless Emir Shekar attempts to mold his stepson into a tyrant by forcing him to witness the brutal slaughter of slaves. When Kaänga frees the captives and takes Prince Kajumba with him, the two forge a new path, building a stockade to protect the newly liberated. As Shekar launches a devastating attack with war elephants, Kaänga stands firm—proving himself not just a warrior, but a true leader. Art by Maurice Whitman, this issue blends raw adventure with a quiet moral shift, all rendered in the bold, dynamic style of its creator.
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Emir Shekar is teaching his stepson how to be a ruthless ruler by watching the slaughter of slaves. Kaänga frees the slaves and takes Prince Kajumba with him. Kaänga and N'sungu build a stockade for the newly-freed slaves. Shekar attacks with his war elephants. Kaänga defeats them and the prince decides that Kaänga is a better role model than the emir.
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