Jungle Comics #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Claws of the Black Terror," witch doctor N'Donga schemes to capture Simba, believing him to be the lost Yoruban prince Boko, setting a deadly trap in the jungle depths. When Boko outsmarts the deception and joins forces with Simba, their desperate flight through the wilds becomes a test of wits and survival. Written by Ed Hunt and illustrated by Pagsilang Isip, with a cover by Dan Zolnerowich, this 1942 issue delivers pulse-pounding tension in the heart of the African wilderness.
Kaänga returns from a hunt to find Ann under attack by a mysterious leopard named Fang, only to discover the beast belongs to a delirious stranger who fights fiercely to protect his animal companion. When hostile natives capture the group and stake them for execution, Kaänga must rely on the stranger's bond with Fang and the revelation of a sinister secret to survive the witch doctor's deadly schemes. Frank Riddell's tale races through jungle treachery, a frenzied elephant attack, and a desperate race against a vengeful village bent on ritual sacrifice.
In this 1942 Jungle Comics tale, Ghazia’s treachery reaches a fever pitch as she schemes to claim Fantomah’s throne, forcing Fantomah to summon the vulture goddess in a desperate bid to save herself and Horus from a fiery fate.
In a jungle where secrets run deeper than the vines, witch doctor N'Donga schemes to capture Simba, believing the young man to be the lost Yoruban prince Boko. When Boko sees through the deception, he and Simba must outwit the sorcerer and flee the treacherous heart of the wild.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #100 (2016)
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