Jungle Comics #94
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Terror Raid of the Congo Caesar!", a prince and a slave girl flee into the wild, seeking refuge with Wambi, the jungle’s guardian. When the animals of the forest hold a conference to protest the humans’ presence, Wambi’s defiant act of throwing a wasps’ nest into the gathering sets off a chain of violence — especially when Sirdah the tiger, enraged by the stings, turns his fury on the fleeing couple. Written by Roy L. Smith and illustrated by Frank Doyle, this pulse-pounding adventure unfolds under the watchful eyes of the jungle itself, with Joe Doolin’s cover capturing the primal tension.
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In this 1947 tale from Jungle Comics #94, a prince and a slave girl flee together, seeking refuge in a hidden cave where Wambi, the jungle’s guardian, shelters them. When the animals convene to challenge Wambi’s defiance of jungle law, he responds with a burst of defiant chaos—sending wasps swarming through the gathering. As the stings ignite Sirdah the tiger’s rage, Wambi and Tawn step in to protect the couple, standing between fury and innocence in the heart of the wild.
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Reprinted in Kaänga Comics #11 (1952), Kaänga #7 (2019)
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