Jungle Girls #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spears of the Snow-Men," Nyoka finds herself caught between two hunters—Grimm and Hart—when she intervenes to stop elephants attacking her. Grimm’s ruthless plan to kill her for her ivory tusks sets off a deadly chain of events, culminating in a chilling encounter with a feathered reptile-bird that turns on Grimm after he plucks one of its feathers. Max Elkan’s art brings the jungle’s dangers to life in this gripping 1992 tale, while Bill Black and Matt Baker deliver a striking cover.
In "null," Tara’s peaceful swim on Jungle Island takes a bizarre turn when Captain Video alerts her that Ogana the Tournamenteer of Barbuti has summoned her for a deadly duel against The Mighty Behema. When the alien warriors arrive on Earth, Tara responds by growing to colossal size, sending them fleeing in terror—then returns to her swim, unbothered.
In "Spears of the Snow-Men," Cave Girl, Luke, and Alan are caught in the frozen Dawn Lands after a wild chase, where they’re confronted by the mysterious Snowmen. With no time to spare, the trio must band together to survive the icy threat and find a way out.
In "The Enchanted Valley," Tiger Girl ventures into a mysterious jungle clearing where white hunters lie unconscious, only to face a sudden lion attack. As a group of natives, disguised as a giant snake, close in, she uncovers their ruse and uses her wits to broker peace, guiding the hunters to safety.
In "The Flying Snake," Nyoka finds herself caught between two hunters—Grimm, who sees her as a threat to be eliminated, and Hart, whose horror at Grimm’s cruelty makes him an unlikely ally. When a deadly reptile-bird attacks after Grimm steals one of its feathers, Nyoka’s warning proves all too true, and the jungle’s vengeance unfolds in brutal, unexpected ways.
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↩ Reprints Master Comics #109 (1949), Cave Girl #11 (A-1 #82) (1953), Jungle Comics #161 (1953)
Reprinted in Femforce Features: Giantess! #1 (2004)
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