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Cover: Brad Gorby & Mark Heike

Jungle Girls #15

Apr 1993 · AC · 2.95 USD; 4.15 CAD
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In "Wet and Wild Side (Wild Side Part 2)," Nyoka ventures deeper into the uncharted jungles of Taragonia, only to be separated from Princess Pantha. After diving into what she believes is a lagoon, she encounters a colossal squid and rescues a group of mer-women, who grant her the ability to breathe underwater. Returning to the surface, she finds Princess Pantha and Cave Girl waiting—and tries to convince them to join her in meeting the underwater city, only to be met with skepticism. Written and illustrated by Nick Northey, with inks by Florence Maglalang and Rene Maglalang, and a cover by Brad Gorby and Mark Heike, this 1993 issue blends adventure and wonder in a story where the line between myth and reality grows dangerously thin.

Contains 4 stories
Wet and Wild Side (Wild Side Part 2)
8 pp · Jungle
NyokaPrincess PanthaCave Girl

In "Wet and Wild Side (Wild Side Part 2)," Nyoka ventures into a mysterious lagoon in Taragonia, only to be separated from Princess Pantha and drawn into an underwater world where she battles a giant squid and befriends mer-women who grant her the ability to breathe beneath the waves. When she resurfaces, she finds Princess Pantha and Cave Girl waiting—and tries to convince them to join her in discovering the hidden city, though Pantha remains skeptical, dismissing the tale as the effects of nitrogen narcosis.

The Talons of the Leopard Queen!
10 pp · Jungle
Judy of the JungleJim and Laura Rockwell, their son Freddy RockwellBabiMajaja Leopard QueenPistol Roberts

In "The Talons of the Leopard Queen!" from Jungle Girls #15, the Rockwells' diamond discovery takes a dangerous turn when Majaja warriors seize Jim and Laura for sacrifice to their were-leopard queen. Freddy escapes to find Judy, who teams up with Ranger Roberts to mount a rescue—only for Freddy to be captured himself. With the queen's deadly leopard gloves poised to strike, the tide turns in a moment of unexpected consequence. The story unfolds with pulse-pounding urgency as Judy races to save the Rockwells, testing courage and loyalty in the heart of the jungle.

The Scarlet Guilt
5 pp · Jungle
TangiMedicine Man, Jongo his helper (villains)

In "The Scarlet Guilt," Tangi is ostracized by both animals and villagers after a string of mysterious deaths. When she discovers a poisoned pool and is attacked by Jongo—only to see him die after falling in it—she returns to the village with the water, forcing the medicine man to drink it in a desperate bid to prove her innocence.

The Ant Invasion!
5 pp · Jungle
Taanda (White Princess)KoruCapt. StevensChief Daori of the Maoro (villain)Chief Upatani of the Tauruti

In "The Ant Invasion!", Taanda and the Tauruti face a terrifying swarm of red army ants threatening their village. When the attack escalates, Taanda and Koru uncover a sinister plot—someone used scented oils to lure the ants, and the trail leads straight to the Maoro.

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Full credits

writer, artist Nick Northey
cover pencils Brad Gorby
cover inks Mark Heike

Reprints

↩ Reprints Dagar #20 (1948), Exciting Comics #66 (1949), White Princess of the Jungle #3 (1952)

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