Kaänga Comics #20

Jul 1954 · Fiction House · 0.10 USD

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This issue features the Kaänga story "The Cult of the Killer Claws," in which Kaänga and Nelson battle fierce creatures and defend against a dangerous threat in the jungle. The issue also contains a prose story by Noel Lee titled "Value Received," about William Morris, a man who steals a large sum of cash from his company and attempts to escape into the African jungle while evading pursuit. Additionally, the comic includes a hunting adventure story set in Singhal featuring a hunter named Shirkah who pursues a Bengal tiger through the jungle while competing against native princes and dealing with the unpredictable dangers of the wilderness.

Contains 3 stories

The He-Lions Lair

14 pp · Jungle

In "The He-Lions Lair," Kaänga, Ann, and Zulu escort Claudia Morris to her remote trading post, only to find it under siege by relentless raids from the Lotukos. As tensions rise, Ann uncovers a betrayal within the post’s ranks, while Kaänga journeys to the Lokuto kraal to confront the tribe’s chief—leading to a fierce trial of strength that reshapes the tribe’s fate.

Swindle in Ivory

6 pp · Jungle

In "Swindle in Ivory," con artists Vinson and Marge scheme to steal a tribe’s precious ivory by rigging a duel between elephants, betting the entire hoard on the outcome. As their deception begins to unravel, the desperate gamble threatens to crush them under the very beasts they sought to manipulate.

Tiger Hunt

6 pp · Jungle