Jungle Girls #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Slave Runners of Bombaru," tensions flare in the jungle when Kalembu accuses Camilla of demanding gold for the snake god—only to discover she didn’t. As Camilla investigates, she uncovers Helen, hypnotized into believing she is Camilla, and learns of a dangerous plot against the villagers. Meanwhile, the prophet and three white men arrive at the village, using a hidden sea-serpent balloon to threaten the tribe, setting the stage for a fiery confrontation. Written by Victor Ibsen and illustrated by Bob Lubbers, this 1992 issue blends suspense and jungle intrigue with bold visuals. Cover by Bob Lubbers.
In "The Slave Runners of Bombaru," Sheena and Bob arrive in Bombaru to support the newly crowned King Simbulu, but their mission quickly turns perilous when Bulgora, the disgruntled rival, launches a brutal attack on their caravan. With Bob and Simbulu captured, Sheena must race to save them before the throne is claimed by violence. The story unfolds with tense action and political stakes, as loyalty and leadership are tested in the heart of the jungle.
In "King Fang," Ka'a'nga and Ann team up with Musungu after rescuing him from a leopard, only to discover he's running from white hunters slaughtering animals in the jungle. As they track down the poachers, Ka'a'nga takes decisive action, confronting the men and ensuring justice is served—leaving the fate of the hunters to the law.
In "null," Camilla is caught in a web of deception when Kalembu accuses her of demanding gold for the snake god—though she insists she didn’t. As she investigates, she discovers Helen, hypnotized into believing she is Camilla, and learns of a plot to betray the village. Meanwhile, the prophet and three white men arrive, using a sea-serpent balloon to threaten the tribe, but Camilla’s quick thinking turns the tide with a flaming arrow that brings their scheme to a fiery end.
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