Jungle Comics #19

Jul 1941 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD

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In Jungle Comics #19 (1941), the witch doctor Guluba uses his magic to shrink Fantomah and her new companion, Fury, to mouse size. Trapped in a world now impossibly large, the duo must rely on courage and cunning as they navigate deadly dangers. Cover by Dan Zolnerowich captures the perilous scale shift, while the story unfolds through the dynamic art of Richard Case, with writing by W. B. Hovious.

writer W. B. Hovious · artist, inker Richard Case · cover Dan Zolnerowich

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writer W. B. Hovious

artist, inker Richard Case

cover pencils, inks Dan Zolnerowich

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The witch doctor Guluba shrinks Fantomah and her new pet, Fury, to the size of mice. Fury protects Fantomah until she can break the spell. Guluba transforms himself into a leopard and is killed by Fury.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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