Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hoodoo Beasts of Mozambique," young Kalo faces a grim trial at the Kipembawe Kraal, forced to prove his manhood by slaying a savage beast—though he has no desire to do so. With his rival Darjil plotting to ensure his downfall, Kalo is sent into the wild, where fate and a fearsome lion named Simba test his courage and change the tribe’s ancient ways. Written by Ed Hunt and illustrated by Richard Case, with a cover by Maurice Whitman, this 1951 tale from Fiction House blends coming-of-age tension with the raw power of the African wild.
Sheena searches the African wilderness for the missing Professor Bennington, only to discover he's fled a hidden civilization ruled by the mysterious Queen Kazandur—a realm where the professor's own son has fallen under her spell. As Sheena fights to rescue them from this ancient stronghold and its deadly guardian beasts, she finds herself hunted across treacherous terrain by Kazandur's relentless forces and facing trials that will test every ounce of her jungle cunning.
In the heart of the African wild, young Kalo faces the brutal trial of manhood at the Kipembawe Kraal, forced to confront a savage beast he fears. As his rival Darjil plots to ensure his downfall, the fate of the tribe hangs in the balance—until the lion Simba reveals a truth that changes everything.
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↩ Reprints Jungle Comics #48 (1943), Jumbo Comics #67 (1944), Jumbo Comics #86 (1946)
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