Jungle Comics #81

In this 1946 Jungle Comics tale, Simba’s courage is tested when he rescues an aging warthog from a hyena pack—only to find the unlikely creature repaying the favor when Simba is trapped by a rival band of mandrills. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, showcasing loyalty and unexpected heroism in the heart of the wild.

In "null," a pair of ivory hunters rely on a trained elephant to drive herds into their trap—until the spirit of the slain rises, and the beast they’ve tamed turns on them. Written by ? [as Mack], this haunting six-page tale from Jungle Comics #81 (1946) weaves dread into the jungle’s ancient silence.

In this 1946 Jungle Comics tale, O'Hara’s new overseer, Miss Cushman, turns the jungle into a prison, enslaving villagers and trapping animals. When Wambi and his jungle allies rise to free the captives, O'Hara is forced to confront the cost of his greed—and promises to end slavery in his mines.

In "null," Terry finds himself lured into a trap by river pirates who trick him into piloting a booby-trapped steamboat toward a fortified dock. With quick thinking and sharp instincts, he uncovers the hidden explosives before it's too late and turns the tide against his captors.

In this 1946 tale from Jungle Comics #81, a treacherous hunter conspires with the village chief to enslave the warriors, but his plans unravel when Camilla and the village witch doctor unite to stop him.