Nyoka the Jungle Girl #59

When Big Joe's son desperately wants to see the sold-out circus, his father turns to an old friend—Ballyhoo Barney, the circus press agent—hoping for tickets. Instead, Ballyhoo finds a creative solution that gets the boy inside the big top, though not quite in the way anyone expected. A lighthearted romp through the mishaps and tall tales that follow, proving sometimes the best circus experience comes from being part of the action itself.

When Nyoka is ambushed and knocked unconscious while searching for two Nopa warriors, she awakens to find them vanished—but the mystery deepens when she discovers stolen jewels from the Faru tribe's sacred idol hidden in a nearby tent. As Nyoka confronts the tent's occupants, the true thieves lurk nearby, ready to strike and reclaim their treasure before she can expose them.

Nyoka tangles with two Nopa warriors who've stolen sacred Faru jewels and are trying to escape with the loot, but their betrayal threatens to reignite a dangerous tribal war. Racing against time to catch the thieves and prove the Faru tribe's innocence, Nyoka must stop them before the warring villages tear each other apart—and before she becomes a casualty herself.

Colonel Corn lands a job as a hospital orderly—much to the dismay of his patient, Korny Kobb, who's recovering from a leg infection. What unfolds is a comedy of mishaps as Colonel Corn's well-intentioned attempts to help only seem to make things worse, from dropping the patient's valise squarely on the injured leg to flinging medicine directly into his face. By the time Colonel Corn's bumbling antics reach their peak, the patient has had enough—and decides to even the score.