Jungle Jim #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story, "Flowers of Peril," begins with Jungle Jim and his companions returning to shore to rescue Koli and Doctor Winston from the Tamils. After a shootout at a high chief's camp, Jim and his allies escape with the doctors. The second story, "Drums of Doom," sees Jim and Lil returning to find Doctor Winston staked out by the Tamils, forcing Jim to face incredible odds to save them. A subplot involving a character named Barlow, who has Nazi connections, unfolds as Jungle Jim navigates both the immediate jungle dangers and the revelation of Barlow's past as a cowardly traitor suspected by British intelligence.
Jungle Jim guides a botanical expedition deep into a mist-shrouded valley in search of the legendary Flora-Tamil, a rare flower of immense value—but one of the doctors on the team is a dangerous enemy agent working against them. As the group navigates treacherous terrain and encounters an isolated civilization hidden within the valley, Jim must uncover the saboteur's identity while facing mounting perils at every turn.
When Jungle Jim and Lil return to shore, they discover that the Tamils have captured Kolu and Doctor Winston, staking them out as bait in a deadly trap. Jim must use cunning and quick thinking to mount a daring rescue, but escape from the valley proves far more perilous than anyone anticipated—a harrowing journey downriver that tests every ounce of their survival skills.
Jungle Jim and his party settle in for the night, but their companion Dr. Winston isn't who he claims to be—a Nazi operative sent to infiltrate their mission. When Jim assigns Winston sentry duty, the doctor's true allegiance begins to unravel, forcing a tense confrontation in the darkness that sends Winston fleeing into the jungle with nowhere left to run.
Jungle Jim's Scrapbook takes you on a tour of the working vessels and beasts of burden that sustain life across the Far East, from humble sampans ferrying passengers along Oriental rivers to the elephants, zebu, and yaks that carry cargo and till the soil. This educational feature showcases everything from floating river homes in Siam to the resourceful animals that keep the region's trade and daily life moving, giving you a glimpse into how people and creatures thrive in one of the world's most fascinating corners.
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