Jungle Tales #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rampage!", Waku, bound by a solemn vow of pacifism made to his dying father, watches as the kingship of the Bantus passes to Mabu—only to see the new ruler turn the tribe’s strength into a tool for personal gain. When Lalei, his lover, steps in with a daring ruse, pretending to be the spirit of his father, Waku is freed from his oath and must confront the consequences of his choice. Written by Don Rico and illustrated by Ogden Whitney and Carl Burgos, with a striking cover by Joe Maneely, this 1954 issue blends tribal drama and moral tension in a story that redefines leadership through sacrifice and action.
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Waku makes an oath of pacifism to his dying father, necessitating that he not participate in the ritual to determine the new king of the Bantus. The kingship is awarded to Mabu, who promptly beings to use the Bantu warriors to enrich himself. Lalei, Waku's girlfriend, pretends to be the spirit of Waku's father and releases him from his oath. He quickly kills Mabu and assumes his throne.
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