Jungle Comics #95

In "Flame-Tongues of the Sky Gods!" from Jungle Comics #95 (1947), Prof. Northam, his daughter Alice, and his assistant Prof. Barton uncover ancient artifacts in the Gwaha country—only to manipulate the locals by faking divine appearances to clear the way. When a hallucinogenic drug is secretly applied to a pith helmet worn by each of them in turn, the escalating delusions spiral into disaster, culminating in a deadly explosion that claims the lives of Northam and Barton.

In "null," two men posing as lancers enslave a group of native men, but their scheme unravels when Terry, escorting a newspaper reporter into the jungle, intervenes and frees the captives. With their help, Terry turns the tide, capturing Nolan and Billings before their true identities are revealed.

In this 1947 Jungle Comics tale, Wambi finds himself trapped by a white woman hunter who seeks to exploit his rare gift for speaking with animals. That night, as Sirdah the tiger circles the camp, Wambi makes a desperate pact—offering his loyalty in exchange for freedom. The story unfolds with quiet tension, as loyalty, survival, and the wild unknown collide.

In this 1947 Jungle Comics tale, two treasure hunters attempt to manipulate the jungle witch Serpina using mind control drugs to steal a sacred idol. When Tabu uncovers their scheme, he conjures a haunting illusion of the idol coming to life, sending the thieves fleeing in terror—only to plunge into a crocodile pool.

In this 1947 Jungle Comics tale, a group of treasure hunters meets a grim fate when their greed leads them into the clutches of the fearsome Jawalas, who exact a brutal toll for trespassing. Camilla, caught in the aftermath, makes a fateful choice to return the stolen gold to its rightful guardians.