Nyoka the Jungle Girl #22

When a rogue bull elephant terrorizes native villages, the legendary hunters pursuing him prove no match for the creature's fury—but Nyoka, Queen of the Jungle, suspects the animal's rage has a deeper cause. Working alone with native helpers, she devises a daring plan to capture and calm the beast, convinced she can transform a dangerous killer into a peaceful companion. In this tale of understanding where force has failed, Nyoka puts her faith in compassion and her intimate knowledge of the jungle's creatures.

Nyoka ventures deep into the Amazon's untamed wilderness, where the jungle itself poses as much a threat as the wild creatures that roam its flooded lowlands. This 1957 tale captures the raw danger of one of Earth's most impenetrable frontiers, where nature reclaims all who dare to challenge it.

Nyoka springs into action when a mysterious white giant known as Olnig steals gold meant for a local tribe's new hospital—and she discovers he's been raiding across East Africa for months. Setting herself up as bait with fabulous borrowed jewels, Nyoka lures the thief into the open, but Olnig turns the tables and takes her prisoner at his hidden cave stash. A loyal ally helps Nyoka turn the tables in this jungle tale of wit and determination.

Nyoka must stop the unscrupulous Bryan Drew from stealing a sacred golden statue from the native people of the African jungle—a treasure that's claimed countless would-be thieves before him. When Drew teams up with the ruthless Congo Charlie and forces a local guide to lead them to the shrine, Nyoka races to intercept them, only to discover that the ancient statue itself guards its greatest secret. A tale of greed, loyalty, and the jungle's own justice from the pages of Nyoka the Jungle Girl.

Ricardo has always disappointed his father Philippe with his weakness and lack of hunting prowess, but when the legendary tiger known as the Sly One strikes near their Brazilian village, the young man sees his chance to prove himself in the jungle. Using cunning rather than brute strength, Ricardo discovers that true courage sometimes requires a different kind of hunting than his father ever imagined.