Jungle Comics #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The White Sheik," a 1943 Jungle Comics staple, the cunning rajah's minister Shahab schemes to win favor by falsely claiming that Wambi is the rajah’s lost heir. When Wambi and his companions Tawn and Ogg are captured and nearly killed, their escape sets off a chain of events that unravels Shahab’s deceit. Written by Roy L. Smith and illustrated with bold precision by Henry Kiefer, this tale of jungle intrigue and mistaken identity features a striking cover by Ruben Moreira.
In "The White Sheik," Kaänga and Ann are captured by an Arab slaver forcing them to dig beneath an ancient Egyptian temple, where hidden riches may lie. As the excavation nears completion, the slaver’s fate takes a brutal turn at the hands of his own ape guard.
In "null," the cunning minister Shahab manipulates the rajah by claiming Wambi is his long-lost heir, setting off a chain of events that traps Tawn and Ogg and unleashes a dangerous plot. When Shahab’s betrayal threatens Wambi’s life, the animals flee and the truth begins to unravel.
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