Jungle Comics #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Monstrosso, King of the Apes" delivers a wild, pulpy adventure from 1946, where Dr. Lane’s experiments with animal minds unleash chaos in the jungle. When two white hunters exploit his creation to eliminate Kaänga, their scheme spirals into disaster—leading to a deadly fall that claims them all. Frank Riddell’s story, illustrated with bold energy by Howard Larsen, pairs perfectly with Joe Doolin’s striking cover, capturing the raw tension of a jungle on the edge.
In "Monstrosso, King of the Apes," Dr. Lane's experiments with animal minds take a deadly turn when two white hunters exploit his creation to eliminate Kaänga. But when their scheme unravels, Kaänga turns the tide, leading to a brutal reckoning that claims the hunters and Dr. Lane in a fatal fall from the cliff.
In this 1946 Jungle Comics tale, Simba’s mischievous interference during Chief M’romba’s antelope hunt sets off a village-wide pursuit. As the hunters close in, Simba outwits their traps—only to turn the tide when he discovers M’romba’s son in danger, leading the way to a rescue that changes everything.
In this 1946 jungle tale from *Jungle Comics #76*, Sata's thirst for dominance leads her to steal mind control from an ancient witch, threatening the balance of the wild. When Tabu steps in to restore the witch’s power, the consequences unfold in a clash of wills that will reshape the jungle’s order.
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