Jungle Comics #47

In "Monster of the Moon Pool," Muranda—a white woman leading a jungle tribe—runs a dangerous operation harvesting rare cobra venom, but her ruthless control threatens to unravel when she captures Ann. When Muranda tries to silence her with a deadly hippopotamus, Kaänga steps in to save the day, setting off a confrontation that ends in Muranda’s downfall at the hands of her own venomous charges.

In a forgotten corner of the 1943 jungle, a tiger cub born from an experimental cross with a lion—part of a secret attempt to breed tiglons—slips from captivity and grows into a wild force of its own. Now a formidable adult, it stands at the edge of the savanna, challenging Simba for dominance in a clash of instinct and legacy.

In "null," Wambi and his loyal friend Bruno the bear must outwit a group of white hunters who’ve captured all of Wambi’s jungle companions. With clever deception and quick thinking, the duo sets out to free their friends by turning the hunters’ own suspicions against them.

In "The Jungle Is Haunted!" from Jungle Comics #47 (1943), a village’s dark ritual unleashes a ghostly vengeance when a girl is sacrificed to a crocodile pool. As terror spreads through the jungle, Camilla uncovers the truth: the girl was saved by Blab, a man who lives among baboons, and her spirit refuses to rest.