Jungle Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn 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.
In this 1941 Jungle Comics tale, Kaänga takes a dangerous gamble, convincing the fierce Hatulangi to halt his jungle raids—on the condition that Kaänga bring him the Sacred Skull and then rescue Ann from a gorilla. The story unfolds with high stakes and primal tension, set in the heart of the wild.
In this 1941 Jungle Comics tale, the witch doctor Guluba uses his magic to shrink Fantomah and her loyal companion, Fury, to mouse size. Trapped in a world now overwhelming in scale, the two must rely on courage and cunning to survive. When Guluba transforms into a leopard to hunt them, Fury stands ready to defend his mistress—no matter the cost.
In a remote jungle outpost, Jo and her people pursue a white man they believe holds their chief’s son captive, only to find themselves outmatched by Roy and his powerful new outboard motor. The chase leads deep into the wild, where speed and cunning collide in a tense, unspoken game of survival.
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Reprinted in Gwandanaland Comics #934 (2017)
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