Jungle Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Terror of the Bush," a 1940 Jungle Comics staple, the savage tribes of central Africa rise under the fierce leadership of Dawambo, igniting a rebellion against European colonial forces. When movie producer John Abbot brings his star, Joan Sarret, to Africa to document the uprising, their expedition is captured—only to be freed through a daring mix of Hunter Roy Lance’s strength and Abbot’s clever use of his film projector. Cover by Will Eisner, this issue delivers a gripping blend of adventure and tension, rooted in the era’s bold storytelling.
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Dawambo unites all the savage tribes of central Africa in revolt against the European powers. John Abbot, a movie producer, takes his star, Joan Sarret, to Africa to shoot footage of the rebellion. Hunter Roy Lance acts as their guide. Their safari is captured by Dawambo and a combination of Lance's fists and Abbot's movie projector win them their freedom.
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