Paul Wheelahan's The Panther #43

In "Congo Justice," The Panther confronts a rising figure in a remote African village, Marius—a former farmer now stirring unrest with powerful speeches. As tensions mount, The Panther intervenes, only to be nearly killed in a violent clash, leading him to uncover a deeper conspiracy. Written and illustrated by Paul Wheelahan, this 1960 tale blends political intrigue with personal danger, revealing that Marius is merely a puppet for a far more dangerous force: Sanathor, a South American dictator seeking to reclaim power in Africa. The cover by Paul Wheelahan captures the intensity of the moment, perfectly framing the stakes of this gripping story.