Jungle Comics #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Scaly Guardians of Massacre Pool" delivers a thrilling slice of early 1940s adventure, with Camilla swept into a hidden valley where prehistoric beasts still roam. Written by Victor Ibsen and brought to life by Nick Cardy’s dynamic art, the story unfolds with a sense of wonder and danger, as Camilla finds herself caught between the attention of several primitive men in a world untouched by time. Dan Zolnerowich’s striking cover captures the primal tension of the tale, making this 1942 issue a standout in the Jungle Comics series.
In this 1942 Jungle Comics tale, masked thieves impersonating lions terrorize a village, stealing gold from their own people—until the sharp-eyed Boko and his loyal companion Simba uncover the deception. When the truth is revealed, Boko is honored with a sack of gold for his courage.
In the lost valley of *null*, a flood strands Camilla among prehistoric wonders and the strange, intense attention of several cavemen. As she navigates this hidden world, her survival hinges on outwitting those drawn to her, not just for her presence, but for something deeper—something she doesn’t yet understand.
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