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Cover: Bill Black & Brad Gorby & Mark Heike

Jungle Girls #16

May 1993 · AC · 2.95 USD; 3.85 CAD
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In "Sandwitch! (Wild Side Part 3)," Tygra and Terry are imprisoned in an extinct volcano after being falsely accused by the Kokuri chief, only to uncover an ancient Assyrian city beneath the mountain. With Terry’s unexpected grasp of Classical Persian unlocking communication, the duo discovers the Kokuri are enslaved, forced to forge weapons for a hidden invasion of the surface world. Artie Saaf’s dynamic art brings the underground city and its desperate rebellion to life, while Bill Black, Brad Gorby, and Mark Heike deliver a striking cover that captures the peril and mystery of the hidden realm.

Contains 4 stories
Sandwitch! (Wild Side Part 3)
8 pp · Jungle
Princess PanthaCave GirlNyokaTygraQueen Silaaca (villain)

In "Sandwitch! (Wild Side Part 3)," Tara vanishes into a strange purple beam, leaving the remaining heroes to crash the Terra Sled into a massive sinkhole. Trapped in a hidden underground city ruled by the enigmatic human queen Silaaca, the group escapes through a dark tunnel, reclaiming their sled only to face a final, explosive confrontation on the surface.

The Slaves of Babylon!
10 pp · Jungle
TygraTerry Winton

In "The Slaves of Babylon!" from Jungle Girls #16 (1993), Tygra and Terry are imprisoned in an extinct volcano after being falsely accused by the Kokuri chief, only to uncover an ancient Assyrian city beneath the mountain. With Terry’s unexpected grasp of Classical Persian proving vital, they discover the Kokuri are enslaved, forced to forge weapons for a hidden invasion of the surface world. As they rally the oppressed, the duo must navigate a buried empire’s secrets before the truth is lost to fire and war.

The Idol with Four Paws!
5.5 pp · Jungle
TangiMason, a convict (villain)Davis, a lawmanChief Tansa

In "The Idol with Four Paws!", Jo and Tangi face off against a cunning prisoner who turns the jungle’s secrets against the villagers—using a seemingly sacred albino monkey as a puppet master’s trick. With the fate of a jeweled collar hanging in the balance, the jungle itself seems to stir, testing loyalty and revealing the true cost of deception.

It is I, Shirl, beautiful but muscular...
5 pp · Jungle, Satire-Parody
Shirl

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Full credits

artist, inker Artie Saaf
cover pencils Bill Black
cover pencils Brad Gorby
cover inks Mark Heike

Reprints

↩ Reprints Dagar #16 (1948), Startling Comics #52 (1948), White Princess of the Jungle #5 (1952), Harvey Hits #1 (1957)

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