Jungle Comics #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Blood-Moon over the Whispering Veldt," a jungle priestess manipulates her tribe by framing Wambi for murder, turning even the animals against him. Captured and sentenced to trial by dunking, Wambi’s fate hangs in the balance until his loyal companion Tawn stages a daring rescue. The story unfolds with tension and suspense, rooted in betrayal and justice, all rendered in the dynamic style of John Forte with inks by Al Feldstein and the Iger Shop. The cover by Joe Doolin captures the drama with a striking, atmospheric image of the jungle under a blood-red moon.
In the heart of Kaänga’s jungle, a father and daughter seek to capture the rare spectacle of a gorilla mating ritual—only to find themselves caught in a deadly trap. When their guide Cass betrays them, it’s the ancient jungle itself that turns the tide, revealing a truth far darker than any staged footage.
In this 1947 jungle tale from *Jungle Comics #89*, young Simba Jr. must put his father’s lessons to the test when he and his father are captured by trappers. Left behind as too small to sell, Simba Jr. slips back into the encampment to free Simba and the other trapped animals—just as the jungle’s natural order begins to unravel.
In "null," Terry finds himself captured by his longtime adversary Ali Bey, who's after the legendary Baänji, a priceless elephant idol. With time running short, Keeto devises a risky plan, using a clever double-cross in a Trojan horse-style scheme to turn the tide.
In this 1947 jungle tale from *Jungle Comics #89*, a treacherous priestess assassinates her chief and plants evidence to implicate Wambi, turning even the jungle’s creatures against him. When the tribe sentences him to trial by dunking, his loyal companion Tawn springs into action—leading a daring rescue that unravels the truth and brings the real culprit to justice.
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Reprinted in Kaänga Comics #11 (1952), Kaänga #5
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