Jungle Girls #13

Apr 1993 · AC · 2.95 USD; 4.15 CAD

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In "Vampire Queen of the Horror Kraal!", the jungle tribes face a terrifying demand as Chaka, Prophet of the Ape God, claims two women from each tribe to serve as priestesses—Kara of the Wasuli is chosen, and Tiger Girl races to stop the caravan, only to be driven back. When the truth emerges that the women are to be sold into slavery by Ali Hassim, Tiger Girl and Abdola launch a daring raid on the slave market, leading to a violent confrontation and Chaka’s downfall. Written by Allan O'Hara and illustrated by Matt Baker, this pulse-pounding issue blends tribal intrigue with raw action, all rendered with bold, dynamic art. The cover, a striking collaboration by Richard Rome and Mark Heike, captures the story’s fevered intensity.

Contains 3 stories

Vampire Queen of the Horror Kraal!

10 pp · Jungle

Vampire Queen (hallucination)

Shadowland Shrine

10 pp · Jungle

Chief N'TombiKara, N'Tombi's daughterChaka (introduction, villain, death)Ali Hassim (villain)

In "Shadowland Shrine," Chaka, Prophet of the Ape God, demands two women from each tribe, claiming they’ll become priestesses—only to reveal they’re to be sold as slaves by Ali Hassim. When Kara is chosen from the Wasuli and Tiger Girl tries to intervene, she’s forced to retreat, but the fight isn’t over. With Abdola by her side, Tiger Girl strikes at the slave market, freeing the captives and confronting Chaka in a deadly showdown.

Untitled Jungle story

6 pp · Jungle

Danson (villain)IvesBoko

In "null," the cunning ivory hunter Danson orchestrates a brutal ruse, hiring locals to stage his kidnapping and provoke his partner Ives into attacking the Zambezi village in revenge. When Sheena uncovers the deception, she steps in to mend the rift between Ives and the villagers, ensuring justice is served as Danson is handed over to authorities.