Jungle Girls #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Frenzy of the Dishonored Idol!", Tiger Girl races to protect blind potter N'Pogi from a mandrill assault, only to find herself drawn into a web of deception when N'Pogi leads three white men to the Sun Temple of Takala. There, they battle giant tarantulas to uncover a shocking truth: the temple’s famed jewels are nothing but fakes. Meanwhile, back at N'Pogi’s empty hut, Tiger Girl faces a new threat—attacked by a leopard in the shadows. Written by Allan O'Hara and illustrated with bold energy by Matt Baker, with inks by Bill Black, and a cover by Bill Black, this 1992 adventure blends jungle peril with mystery and suspense.
In "The Frenzy of the Dishonored Idol!", Borden, disguised as Rulah and aided by Nimba, infiltrates a sacred temple to steal its rubies—only to be captured by a fearsome ape. When Rulah arrives, she destroys the temple to save Borden, then uses the stolen gems to secure medicine for the village.
In "The Kraal of Deadly Diamonds," Tiger Girl races to save blind potter N'Pogi from a mandrill ambush, only to find herself drawn into a deadly web when N'Pogi leads three white men to the Sun Temple of Takala. There, they battle giant tarantulas to uncover a shocking truth—every jewel in the temple is a decoy. Meanwhile, back at N'Pogi’s empty hut, Tiger Girl faces a new threat: a leopard closing in from the shadows.
In "The Ice Beast," Rulah faces a chilling threat when the villain Monstro unleashes a weather machine in the jungle, plunging the region into a sudden, deadly snowstorm. With the villagers in danger, Rulah rallies them to make warm clothing, then tracks Monstro through the frozen wilderness. As the storm rages, she must outwit him before the machine's destruction unleashes a catastrophic flood.
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↩ Reprints Zoot Comics #10 (1947), Fight Comics #60 (1949)
Reprinted in Roy Thomas Presents Rulah - Jungle Goddess #2 (2015)
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