Jungle Comics #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Live Sacrifice," Tabu faces a dire choice when he imprisons a wind spirit to save his village from ruin, only to provoke the wrath of the wind god in return. As storms and a deadly tornado ravage the land, Tabu negotiates a fragile peace—freeing the spirit in exchange for the village's safety. But when the skies clear, the valley lies barren, and Tabu must use his ancient power to transform four slain elephants into the very trees that will restore life to the land. Written by Robert Lewis and illustrated by Charles Sultan, with a striking cover by Bob Powell, this 1940 Jungle Comics tale blends myth, sacrifice, and the quiet magic of renewal.
In the eerie depths of the Cave of Sighs, Camilla and Caredodo face the supernatural underworld, where even the air seems to whisper dread. When captured by Satan himself, Camilla’s quick thinking and faith prove stronger than fear, carving crosses that hold the dark force at bay. A divine intervention follows, as the Angel of Faith rescues them—transforming the once-hunched Caredodo into a noble knight, now known as Sir Champion, and naming him Camilla’s trusted prime minister.
In this 1940 Jungle Comics tale, Joe Manners traps his explorer brother, plotting to kill him for the inheritance. When Roy steps in to save him, he finds unexpected help from a tribe of giant gorillas—though the true nature of their alliance remains as wild as the jungle itself.
In "Diamond Thieves," Fantomah confronts a ruthless gang enslaving a jungle village to work a hidden diamond mine. With her fierce resolve, she liberates the oppressed and delivers the criminals to the Secret Pit of Jungle Horrors, where their fate is sealed in a transformation no one can escape.
In a forgotten corner of the jungle, a wounded lion named Simba finds an unlikely ally in a lost white girl, Jo, stranded from her safari. As they journey through the wild, their bond grows stronger—until they stumble upon Jo’s father, trapped and tortured by ruthless criminals hunting for hidden gold. With danger closing in and a tiger trap swallowing them whole, Simba must summon the loyalty of his animal kin before it’s too late.
In "null," Gloria is lured into a perilous treasure hunt by a cunning Arab merchant, only to be captured when the promise of riches turns to betrayal. Terry springs into action, rescuing Gloria and the two men he’d sent to escort her, plunging into a high-stakes adventure across the desert.
In "null," Tabu faces a storm of divine wrath after imprisoning a wind spirit to save a village, only to discover that peace comes at a cost—when the winds cease, the valley’s fertility vanishes. With no clear path forward, Tabu makes a desperate choice, reshaping the remains of four slain elephants into trees that may yet sustain the land.
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Reprinted in Jungle Comics #3 (1997), I Shall Destroy All the Civilized Planets! #[nn] (2007), Gwandanaland Comics #932 (2017), Fletcher Hanks : œuvres complètes #[nn] (2018)
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