Jungle Comics #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gorillas of the Witch-Queen," Red Panther guides a band of treasure hunters into a hidden valley, where they uncover a map leading not to gold, but to the long-lost daughter of the mapmaker—her fate entwined with a jungle kingdom ruled by a mysterious witch-queen. Written by J. J. King and illustrated by George Appel, this 1942 adventure blends mystery and peril in a lush, untamed setting, with Dan Zolnerowich’s dynamic cover capturing the tension of the unknown.
Kaänga returns from a hunting expedition to find his mate Ann Mason captured by a mysterious white warrior who commands an army of gorillas—the fearsome White Queen of the Apes. Racing to her stronghold, Kaänga must navigate treachery, impossible odds, and the Queen's dangerous obsession to save his wife from a fate worse than death. With help from his loyal friend Ngeeso, the white lord of the jungle fights to prove that some bonds cannot be broken, no matter how powerful the enemy arrayed against him.
In "null," Red Panther guides a group of treasure hunters to a hidden valley, where they uncover a mystery tied to the mapmaker’s past—only to find that the treasure they seek is not gold, but the long-lost daughter he left behind.
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