Jungle Comics #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Monster of the Dismal Swamp," Fantomah—still reeling from her capture and journey to India—finds uneasy refuge with Kalat and his people, only to be ensnared once more by the sinister cobra cultists. With her life hanging in the balance in a pit of venomous snakes, she invokes Damballah, the serpent god, in a moment of desperate faith. The transformation that follows is both eerie and unexpected. Cover by Dan Zolnerowich, with interior art by Richard Case, this 1941 issue delivers a potent mix of jungle mystery and supernatural tension.
In this 1941 tale from Jungle Comics #21, Fantomah, after escaping her captors in India, finds unlikely aid in Kalat, a native whose village is under siege by fanatical cobra cultists. When both are captured and Fantomah is thrown into a pit of venomous snakes, she invokes Damballah, the serpent god, triggering a miraculous transformation. The story unfolds with tense mystery and mythic flair, as ancient forces rise to confront the cult's dark rituals.
In this 1941 Jungle Comics tale, Roy and his friend Art venture into the wilds of the Crocodile Marsh, where Art’s reckless ambition to film the legendary swamp puts them at odds with the wary Tutan tribe. When Art’s provocation escalates, Roy steps in—using the film camera’s mysterious glow to convince the natives it’s a powerful weapon, setting off a tense game of perception and survival.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #85 (2011)
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