The Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "African Man Hunt!", Rex the Wonder Dog races into the heart of darkest Africa on a daring rescue mission, tracking his master Major Dennis through treacherous terrain. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life by Gil Kane’s dynamic art and Sy Barry’s sharp inks, this 1954 adventure captures Rex’s unshakable loyalty with a moment that echoes in his every step: "I could no more forget the scent of my master than a blind man could forget the scent of smoke!" The cover, penciled by Gil Kane and inked by Sy Barry, perfectly frames the peril and determination of the mission.
In "African Man Hunt!", Rex the Wonder Dog leaps into the wilds of darkest Africa on a daring mission to rescue his beloved master, Major Dennis, from danger. With unwavering loyalty, Rex follows the scent of his handler through treacherous terrain, proving that no jungle can hide a bond this strong.
In "Island of the Giants," Rex the Wonder Dog teams up with young Danny and his uncle, Desmond, on a daring expedition to a remote island where ordinary creatures have grown to monstrous size. As they search for a missing scientist, the trio faces off against giant fish, rabbits, mice, cats, and frogs in a wild, unpredictable adventure.
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Reprinted in Peter Porkchops #58 (1958), Date with Debbi #12 (1970), Tarzan #232 (1974), Supermán #1128 (1977)
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