Jungle Comics #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Golden Lion of Genghis Khan," Gordon ventures into the mysterious Khafu country with Kaänga, Ann, and N'geeso, driven by a mission to secure radium for medical use. When the Khafu queen captures Ann and schemes to kill her with radium exposure, Kaänga steps in to save her—turning the queen's own plan against her. Written by Frank Riddell and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this 1944 adventure blends peril and daring in a tale that unfolds with the quiet intensity of its era. The cover, by Joe Doolin, captures the story’s exotic tension in bold, striking detail.
In "The Golden Lion of Genghis Khan," Gordon ventures into the mysterious Khafu country with Kaänga, Ann, and N'geeso, driven by a desperate need for radium to save lives. When the queen of the Khafus takes Ann captive and prepares to kill her with radium, Kaänga steps in to save her—turning the queen’s deadly plan against her.
In this 1944 jungle tale from *Jungle Comics #51*, Tabu races against time to save a centuries-old conquistador whose fountain of youth is running dry. With the Don’s life hanging in the balance, the pair must navigate the treacherous jungle in a desperate bid to reach the sacred spring before it’s too late.
In "null," a brain-damaged British flyer abducts the daughter of visiting scientists in Wambi’s jungle, prompting Wambi and his allies to launch a rescue. With the scientists’ expertise and the jungle’s hidden dangers, the mission tests courage and trust in ways no one expected.
In "The Golden Death," a young tribal boy named N'gat is falsely accused after a witch doctor hands over sacred relics to white treasure hunters. When Camilla intervenes, she captures the thieves and sets out to clear N'gat’s name, uncovering secrets buried deep in the jungle.
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