Jungle Comics #2

In "Cavern of the Golden Bones," young Blandon ventures into the heart of Kaänga’s jungle with the district commissioner, chasing whispers of his missing father. When they reach the secluded land of the golden people, they uncover a shocking truth: Blandon Sr.’s assistant, Sanford, has murdered the elder Blandon and now rules as a false god. As the jungle hides its secrets beneath ancient stone and golden bones, Kaänga must confront the deception before the lie consumes them all.

In the heart of the untamed jungle, Simba races to rescue his cubs after they’re stolen by cunning mandrills, only to see them snatched away by fierce hunting dogs and taken to a distant camp. As the mandrill king falls beneath Simba’s fury, Mrs. Simba slips silently into the hunters’ encampment, her eyes fixed on the cubs’ fate—her only thought, to bring them home.

In "null," the young hunter Wambi tries to forge an unlikely bond with a lost leopard, aiding its escape from the pursuing Lekko and his tribe. When Wambi later injures his ankle and faces danger from a pack of leopards, the very animal he once helped comes to his defense—turning the tide in a moment of fierce loyalty.

In "null," a mad sculptor terrorizes jungle villages with a so-called "stone plague," demanding tribute or facing petrification. When Terry investigates, he uncovers the chilling truth: the victims aren't truly afflicted—each is a living statue, frozen in place by the sculptor's twisted art. The story unfolds with creeping dread, as the line between creation and captivity blurs.

In the heart of the wild, a young woman named Lelana is falsely accused of murder after Paul Corveaux kills his wife and frames her. With the help of the mysterious Tabu, Lelana flees to the dangerous Mistlands, where she must survive both the jungle’s perils and the shadow of injustice. As the truth begins to unravel, Corveaux’s crimes come to light in a confrontation that will test loyalty, courage, and the weight of guilt.