Kaänga Comics #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "...When the Earth was Young," Kaänga navigates a dangerous tribal conflict sparked by a cunning frame-up during annual war games, where the L'dongu sub-chief falsely accuses the Bathongas of violence. With sharp wit and courage, Kaänga uncovers the deception and works to heal the rift between the tribes. Art by Robert Webb and inks by the Iger Shop bring the story to life, while Maurice Whitman’s cover captures the tension and mystery of the tale.
In "null," the cunning witch doctor B'fonga conspires with treasure hunters to steal the sacred idol of the Bufungus, but Kaänga uncovers the plot and returns the artifact to its rightful place. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story blends jungle intrigue with a quiet triumph of justice.
"...When the Earth was Young" offers a vivid, illustrated journey through prehistoric life, tracing the ancient histories of the sabre-toothed tiger, giant ground sloth, carrion feeding birds, gorilla, triceratops, tyrannosaurus, and crocodiles—each brought to life with the timeless clarity of early 20th-century natural history storytelling.
In the heart of the jungle, tribal tensions flare during the annual war games when the L'dongu sub-chief falsely accuses the Bathongas of murder. Kaänga, ever vigilant, uncovers the deception and works to heal the rift between the tribes.
In the heart of the jungle, the B’kutas’ sacred gift to the commissioner of trained elephants is stolen by the deceitful trader Sanchez. Kaänga, ever vigilant, tracks down the ambush and confronts Sanchez’s men, delivering justice with quiet precision.
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↩ Reprints Jungle Comics #60 (1944)
Reprinted in All Star Adventure Comic #11 (1961), All Star Adventure Comic #12 (1961)
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