M-G-M's Lassie #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jungle Spitfire," Timbu and Lassie find themselves unwelcome at Alberto Jorge’s Brazilian farm when Donna, the owner’s daughter, resents their presence and sabotages them to prove her own dog, Pepi, is superior. Feeling cast out, the duo ventures into the wild, where their journey takes an unexpected turn. With art by Ralph Mayo and inks by Mike Peppe, and a cover by Morris Gollub, this 1957 Dell comic captures a quiet moment of adventure and redemption in the jungle.
In a quiet corner of the wild, gold prospector Paolo shares the streamside with Reina, a black panther whose presence has become as familiar as the river’s flow. When a sudden threat emerges in the form of an armed stranger, Reina steps in without hesitation—protecting Paolo with quiet instinct and fierce loyalty. Grateful and moved, Paolo offers her a token of thanks, a simple gesture that deepens the unspoken bond between man and beast.
In "The Test," Lassie and Timbu find themselves at odds with Donna, the daughter of their host, Alberto Jorge, in Brazil. When Donna, determined to prove her dog Pepi superior, resorts to deceit after losing a fair challenge, Lassie and Timbu leave the farm and venture into the jungle. As Donna grapples with her guilt, she follows them into the wild, where a surprising friendship begins.
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Reprinted in Lassie #3/1960 (1960), Lassie #3/1981 (1981), Lassie #7/1981 (1981)
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