Sparkling Stars #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Human Heads," a surreal 1944 tale from Sparkling Stars #7, the war-torn world collides with jungle intrigue as a mysterious Hitler double—possibly Walter Berger—flees to Brazil amid the chaos of wartime. Subi the Jungle Queen, driven by vengeance against her betrayer Igbat, finds herself entangled in a dangerous alliance when Igbat teams up with the fugitive to exploit the Amazon’s hidden dangers. Written, drawn, and inked by Herman C. Browner, the story unfolds with a dreamlike urgency, while Harry Lazarus’s cover captures its eerie, exotic tension.
In "The Castaway," Subi the Jungle Queen tracks a traitor through the dense Brazilian jungles, while a mysterious figure—posing as Hitler or his double, Walter Berger—flees to the same wild terrain. Together, the fugitive and the traitor Igbat form an uneasy alliance, using the jungle’s secrets to plot a dangerous return to power.
"null" from *Sparkling Stars* #7 (1944) tackles four curious questions with crisp, straightforward clarity: a real-life wolf attack, the true story behind Robert Fulton and the steamboat, the legend of Betsy Ross and the American flag, and the surprising truth that chamois skin isn’t made from chamois. The illustrations—penciled and inked by unknown hands—add a vintage charm to this brief, fact-driven feature.
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