Jungle Comics #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Duel of the Congo Destroyers," Terry and Andy are captured in Alexandria by Nazi agents, but their escape sets off a high-stakes mission across the African frontier. With the help of Kismet and Vincent, they race to sink a German submarine before it can strike. Written by Pierre La Rue and illustrated by Bob Webb, this 1943 adventure blends wartime suspense with the rugged spirit of jungle pulp. The cover by Dan Zolnerowich captures the tension in bold, dramatic strokes.
In this 1943 Jungle Comics tale, Sheri, an Arab woman, claims to be the true queen of Khefra, rallying a band of Ethiopians to rise against the mysterious and powerful Fantomah. With her bold assertion and unyielding resolve, she sets in motion a daring challenge to the jungle’s dominant force—though the outcome of her quest remains shrouded in the wilds of the unknown.
In the shadowed streets of wartime Alexandria, Terry and Andy are taken by Nazi agents, but their capture isn’t the end of the story. With the help of Kismet and Vincent, they slip through enemy lines and strike at a German submarine, turning the tide in a high-stakes mission of sabotage and survival.
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