Kona #7

Jul 1963 · Dell · 0.12 USD

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In "The Giant Ants," the fate of the ancient tomb guardian Horubis-Atu hangs in the balance as his blindness turns him violent—only to be miraculously restored by a beam of light channeled through the Buddha statue’s jewel, a plan devised by Anak and the spider Aarook. Written by Don Segall and illustrated with striking detail by Sam Glanzman, this 1963 Dell adventure blends myth and ingenuity, with Vic Prezio’s cover capturing the moment of revelation.

Contains 2 stories

The Giant Ants

27 pp · Jungle

Untitled Jungle story

4 pp · Jungle

AnakThothHorubis-Atu (eagle)Naga (cobra)Aarook (spider)

In the ancient jungle ruins of Kona #7, the blind guardian eagle Horubis-Atu, once a fierce protector of the great apes’ tombs, turns on Thoth in rage and confusion. When Anak and the spider Aarook devise a daring plan to restore the eagle’s sight using the Buddha statue’s jewel, their gamble with light brings unexpected peace—but at a cost.