Jungle Comics #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bait for the Spotted Fury," Jean Thomas ventures into the jungle seeking her missing fiancé, Peter Cummings, aided by the resourceful Camilla. Captured by a tribe preparing a sacrifice to a lion god, the duo’s fate takes a surprising turn when a mysterious gorilla intervenes—only to be revealed as Peter, amnesiac and clad in an ape suit. Written by Victor Ibsen and illustrated by Nick Cardy, this 1942 adventure blends peril and mystery in the heart of the wild, with Dan Zolnerowich’s striking cover capturing the tension of the moment.
In a hidden jungle cave behind a roaring waterfall, Boko stumbles upon a tribe that worships a monstrous hippopotamus, only to be captured and brought before their fearsome deity. When the god itself rises to claim him, Simba arrives in a burst of primal fury, ready to end the ritual—before the true cost of survival is revealed.
In the heart of the jungle, Jean Thomas searches for her missing fiancé, Peter Cummings, aided by the resourceful Camilla. When the pair are captured by a tribe preparing a sacrifice to a lion god, a mysterious gorilla emerges to rescue them—only to reveal a shocking truth: the beast is Peter, amnesiac and clad in an ape suit. As memories stir and the wild calls to the past, Jean and Peter must navigate the perilous jungle and the secrets of a forgotten life.
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