Jungle Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Trap of the Tawny Killer" delivers a thrilling jungle adventure in Jungle Comics #18, a 1941 10-cent classic. When Bill and Joan's safari is seized by Ortiz, the magician king, their rescue attempt takes a dangerous turn—until Tabu unleashes his mysterious powers to turn the tide. Art by Arnold Hicks brings the peril and spectacle to life, while Dan Zolnerowich's cover captures the issue's pulse-pounding intensity.
Kaänga and Ann Mason stumble upon one of the jungle's strangest mysteries when they rescue a mother elephant and her calf from a leopard's attack—only to be captured by a band of pygmy warriors and forced to face the tribe's "sacred leopards" in a deadly arena. As they fight for survival alongside fellow captives, they discover an ancient burial ground and must escape both the pygmies and their pursuing chief. A tale of danger, courage, and unexpected allies in the heart of the untamed wilderness.
In the heart of the jungle, Bill and Joan’s safari takes a dangerous turn when they’re captured by Ortiz, the enigmatic magician king. When Bill tries to rescue them, Tabu is taken instead—only to unleash a shocking display of power, turning the enemy’s fire into snakes and summoning lightning to strike down Ortiz and his warriors.
In "null," Professor Brent faces a perilous fate at the hands of the Aggagis, who intend to sacrifice him to their god of steam. With help from his son Davy and Wambi’s jungle allies, the rescue unfolds in a tense, action-packed bid to save the professor before it’s too late.
In this 1941 adventure from Jungle Comics #18, Terry teams up with an Oxford-educated tribal chief whose urgent mission is to deliver vital plans for mobilizing native warriors to aid the British in Libya—only to face the perilous journey through hostile territory with time running short.
In this 1941 Jungle Comics tale, two young lovers from rival villages find their fates intertwined when they come under the protection of the mystical Fantomah. When a volcano erupts, Koru’s courage in saving his lover’s father becomes the spark that brings the two villages together.
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Reprinted in Jungle Comics #42 (1943), Men of Mystery Comics #103 (2017)
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