Jungle Comics #4

In this 1940 jungle adventure from *Jungle Comics #4*, Kaänga and Ann are taken captive by the brutal Broot, who forces Kaänga to toil as a slave in a cruel display of power. When Cheba arrives to save them, the tide turns in a sudden, tense showdown that leaves Broot and his men trapped in a deadly snare.

In "null," the Panther intervenes when two lost criminals attempt to steal pitchblende from a jungle tribe’s sacred site. After trapping them in the radioactive ore, he leaves them to face the consequences. A week later, he returns to find them dead from radiation exposure.

Detective Bullseye Bannon enters a creaky old house to investigate the second heir to an estate—a man named Titus—only to witness a shocking moment when Titus cries out in pain as a gunshot rings out in the library. This clever mystery installment plants the second clue in a larger puzzle, with the next piece promised in an upcoming issue of Fight Comics.

In a forgotten corner of the jungle, Camilla—exiled for her cruelty—meets Jon and Ruth, whose lives she soon alters with a chilling twist: Jon becomes an ice statue, and only Ruth’s help can restore him. Together, they seek the fabled fountain of youth, where miracles are possible and choices carry weight. The story unfolds with quiet tension, blending mystery and redemption in a world where power and forgiveness walk a fragile line.

In "Thundering Herds," Tawn and Ogg are taken captive by Larsen, who schemes to lure Wambi into a deadly trap. With Wambi and Lupa closing in, the tide turns as they fight to free the imprisoned animals and outwit their captor.

In "The Super-Gorillas," Fantomah confronts a mad scientist whose serum has granted intelligence to the jungle's gorillas, turning them into a dangerous force. With the creatures now under her control, she delivers justice by letting them deal with the man who manipulated them—before returning them to their natural state.