Jungle Girls #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Loot! Loot!", Tiger Girl races to uncover the truth behind a long-lost shipwreck, caught between the vengeful Zalaka tribesmen and the treacherous Captain Hawkins. With Matt Baker’s dynamic art bringing the jungle’s danger to life, this 1993 adventure blends survival, mystery, and a hidden past. Joe Doolin’s cover captures the chaos of the hunt, perfectly framing the stakes.
In "Loot! Loot!", Tiger Girl races to stop a deadly stampede unleashed by Captain Hawkins’ cursed flute, drawn into a desperate hunt for the lost treasure of his wrecked ship. As the Zalaka tribesmen pursue the white traders, Tiger Girl must navigate treachery and collapsing ruins to save Hawkins—before the jungle claims them all.
In "null," Jules, Barney, and Gus pose as ancient bat-warrior spirits to scare off a local tribe and steal their gold, but their scheme unravels when Camilla resists. As tensions rise, Gus has a sudden change of heart and frees her, leaving Jules and Barney to face the consequences in a clash with Camilla and the tribe.
In "The smell of a lion...", Sheena risks everything to save a lion from a leopard, only to find the beast tied to a cruel ritual. As Abdullah’s caravan marches toward a village with a deadly demand, Sheena must confront the line between protector and predator—before the lion’s rage claims more than just tribute.
In "The Last of the Slavers!" from Jungle Girls #12 (1993), Nyoka tracks down the missing Daraga and uncovers a shocking truth: settler Wolfe has been enslaving him and others. With courage and quick thinking, she aids the captives in their uprising, bringing Wolfe to justice.
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↩ Reprints Fight Comics #49 (1947), Jungle Comics #99 (1948), Fight Comics #58 (1948), Jumbo Comics #163 (1952), Nyoka the Jungle Girl #17 (1956)
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