Jungle Comics #99

In "Terror Trail of the Cannibal Caravans!" from Jungle Comics #99 (1948), the ruthless outlaw Baldy and his gang prey on unsuspecting safari parties, stealing their supplies to sell in the black market. When the fearless Kaänga and the cunning N'geeso take it upon themselves to stop the raids, they plunge the bandits into a fate as brutal as the jungle itself.

When Simba tumbles into the river and drifts far downstream, he’s mistaken for Jordah, the long-lost king of the jungle. Though he’s no ruler, Simba must step into the role when Lepor challenges his claim, forcing him to prove himself in a trial of strength and cunning.

In "null," jungle adventurer Della France hides stolen temple jewels within the hides of captured animals as she attempts to smuggle them out of the wild. When Terry and Keeto uncover her deception, they move to stop her before the treasure leaves the jungle.

In the heart of the jungle, Wambi’s commitment to peace puts him at odds with a tribe of silver apes who see his ideals as weakness. When they kidnap him and take him to the Temple of Velda to be killed by a spiked wall, Tawn and Ogg must act fast to save him. The temple’s fate hangs in the balance as the trio faces a clash of wills beneath ancient stone.

In "null," Professor Martell is taken by the followers of the fire god Za-Kor, plunging his daughter into a dream that reveals his hidden captivity—inside the very idol that worships the deity. With the help of Tabu, she guides a daring rescue, leading to a fiery climax where the cult's leader meets his end.

In "null," Jules, Barney, and Gus pose as ghostly bat-warriors to scare a local tribe and steal their gold, but their scheme unravels when Camilla resists and fights back. As tensions rise, Gus has a sudden change of heart and sets Camilla free, leaving Jules and Barney to face the consequences in a deadly clash with Camilla and the tribespeople.