Jungle Comics #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Caveman Killers," Kaänga and Ann stumble upon a hidden valley where prehistoric life thrives, encountering a tribe of semi-civilized people under threat from brutal cave men. Written by Frank Riddell and illustrated by John Celardo, this 1941 adventure blends jungle mystery and ancient danger, with Nick Cardy's dynamic cover capturing the clash of civilizations.
In "Caveman Killers," Kaänga and Ann stumble upon a hidden valley where ancient creatures and primitive tribes still thrive. When a band of fierce cave men threatens a nearby settlement, the duo joins forces with the locals to defend their home.
In this 1941 Jungle Comics tale, a newborn white elephant is taken from the wild and brought into the Rajah’s court, where its fate hangs in the balance. When a tiger threatens the Rajah, the young elephant, Wambi, steps in to save him—earning not just protection, but a place of honor among the court.
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