Jungle Tales #3

Jan 1955 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“The Screaming Terror!”

In "The Screaming Terror!" from Jungle Tales #3 (1955), a tense game of suspicion unfolds when a sheriff’s mysterious letter sets a deadly deadline. With the clock ticking past 10:00 AM and the sheriff missing, a doctor brings together five suspects to uncover the truth—before another life is lost. Joe Maneely’s dynamic cover art captures the story’s raw, suspenseful energy, while the typeset lettering delivers the tale’s sharp, urgent tone.

writer Don Rico · artist, inker Jay Scott Pike · cover Joe Maneely

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Full credits

writer Don Rico

artist, inker Jay Scott Pike

cover pencils, inks Joe Maneely

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A Soviet agent creates a mechanized mastodon skeleton to frighten the natives away from a space where the Soviets intend to construct an airfield. Jann uses the mastodon to stampede a group of animals into the Soviet camp, killing them all.

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