Jungle Comics #3

Jan 1997 · A List Comics · 2.95 USD; 3.45 CAD

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In "Miniature-Men," a 1997 jungle adventure from A List Comics, parachuting survivor Nurla becomes an unexpected figure of reverence among the Ngayak tribe, who hail her as the Moon Goddess. With the Okana tribe mourning their recently deceased chief, Nurla seizes the chance to steal their sacred ceremonial pearls, setting the stage for escalating tensions. It's up to the Congo King to prevent a full-scale war between the two tribes. Cover by Joe Doolin.

Contains 7 stories

Untitled story

6 pp

Congo KingKutaTondaUngi (rhinoceros)Narssis (African tribe)KrangiBakerUg (ape)

Miniature-Men

8 pp · Jungle

Script ? [as Taylor Tibett]

Congo KingKuniTalyaBaal

When the sorcerer Baal shrinks his friends Kuni and Talya to doll-size with a mysterious potion, Congo King must shrink himself to match their scale—venturing into a hidden world where danger looms in the smallest details.

Untitled Jungle story

6 pp · Jungle

Script ? [as Taylor Tibett]

Congo KingNurla

When Nurla parachutes from her crashing plane and is hailed as the Moon Goddess by the Ngayak, she seizes the chance to steal the ceremonial pearls from the Okana tribe during their mourning. Now, it's up to the Congo King to prevent the tribes from tearing each other apart.

Death Stalks the Congo

1 pp · Jungle

Mein Kemp Von Der Chungle

2 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Jungle, Satire-Parody

Script LlanuzaPencils LlanuzaInks LlanuzaLetters Llanuza

AdolphSnarzanJinnie

Untitled Non-Fiction story

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Jungle, Nature

The Origin of Kangaroo Man

7 pp · Adventure

Kangaroo Man [Jack Brian] (introduction)Bingo (his kangaroo, introduction)Professor Stanford (of Tech Institute, introduction)unnamed enemy agents (villains, introduction for all)