Kaänga Comics #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Primitive African Cults," Camilla races to save K'Bali from the deadly grasp of Senga, the immortal Zombi queen, after learning of her relentless vendetta. With a knife that may be poisoned and a pit that claims its victims, K'Bali's fate hangs in the balance as Camilla uncovers the truth behind Senga’s power. The story unfolds with tense, primal stakes, drawn with bold, expressive lines by Fran Hopper, while Maurice Whitman’s cover captures the eerie intensity of the tale.
In "null," a scarred trader named Lansing, haunted by a past rifle accident he blames on the jungle's guardian Kaänga, leads a brutal slave raid against the pygmies to fuel his gold mine. When Kaänga, his loyal companion N'geeso, and the mysterious Ann ride to intervene, the line between vengeance and survival blurs in the heart of the untamed wild.
In "null," treasure hunter Luca teams up with witch doctor Lago to uncover a tribe’s hidden jewels, leading them to dam the river and plunge Kaänga’s jungle into drought. When the local people, Kaänga and N’geeso, take action to stop the destruction, the consequences unfold with devastating force.
In a forgotten corner of the jungle, Camilla races to save K’Bali from a fate sealed by the immortal Senga, the Zombi queen whose power defies death. When Senga forces K’Bali to kill her as proof of her invincibility, he is betrayed and slain—leaving Camilla to uncover the truth behind the poison and face Senga in a deadly showdown.
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↩ Reprints Jungle Comics #81 (1946), Jungle Comics #84 (1946), Jungle Comics #91 (1947), Jungle Comics #96 (1947)
Reprinted in Kaänga #12 (1952), Jungle Girls Retro Comics #4 (1997), Kaänga Comics #22, Kaänga Comics #24
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