Kaänga Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple jungle adventure stories. The main story follows Kaänga's encounter with the mysterious N'gagi the Terrible and a creature called the Devil Devil. A second story titled "Jungle Lore" presents educational information about Australian spider webs and their uses, as well as details about native jewelry and fire beetles used for illumination in African and South American jungles. A third story features Terry Thunder on a jungle trail, where he encounters a killer leopard and becomes embroiled in a conflict involving a map, a false beard disguise, and King Cobra's lancers, with the leopard attacking him as he attempts to retain the valuable map.
In "N'Gagi the Terrible," Kaänga faces a cunning deception when treasure hunters, aided by the Manzanis' witch doctor Moroto, unleash a fearsome illusion of the giant ape N'Gagi to terrorize the tribe and steal their sacred relics. With Ann Mason uncovering the truth and Kaänga tracking the fraudsters through the jungle, the line between myth and manipulation blurs as justice is pursued through the wilds of the African heartland.
In "null," a relentless pursuit unfolds as Terry tracks the elusive treasure hunter King Cobra, a man known for his uncanny ability to vanish into any identity. When Cobra's disguises prove too clever to outwit, Terry flips the game—slipping into Cobra’s persona to infiltrate his inner circle. As the lancers close in, the shadows of deception ignite into chaos, and the fate of Cobra is sealed in flames.
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Reprinted in Kaänga #19 (1954)
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