Jungle Girls #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Savage Cargo," Dr. Douglas prepares to leave the jungle with his expedition, but after firing his abusive guides—Shane, Hall, and Martin—they plot revenge with the tribal leader Gorundi. As tensions rise, the group faces a deadly ambush, only to uncover a shocking secret hidden within the very scientific model meant for transport. Written by Allan O'Hara and illustrated by Ken Battefield with inks by the Iger Shop, this 1992 adventure blends suspense and discovery in a tale that redefines loyalty and greed. The cover, by Maurice Whitman and Bill Black, captures the perilous mood of the jungle’s final confrontation.
In "Savage Cargo," Sheena and Bob intervene when a group of native men flee from Haggart, a ruthless white man claiming them as slaves. As Sheena uncovers the truth behind the witch doctor’s branding ritual, she sets out to free the enslaved men, leading to a climactic confrontation at the lagoon where Haggart’s cruel operation is exposed.
In "Avengers of the Jungle," Dr. Douglas prepares to leave the jungle after firing his corrupt guides—Shane, Hall, and Martin—only for them to plot revenge with the tribal leader Gorundi. When the Buhutu warriors attack the expedition, it’s the hidden treasure in Douglas’s scientific model that reveals the truth, leading to a deadly confrontation.
In "The Missing Pink Elephants," Nyoka races to stop Rick and Dinky, who pretend to be circus owners trying to steal the Maharajah’s prized pink elephants. When the thieves force the keeper Nabu to smuggle the animals onto their ship, Nyoka springs into action—leading a daring rescue that sends the elephants fleeing and the crooks to justice.
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