Yarmak Jungle King Comic #16

Jan 1951 · Young's Merchandising Company · 0/6 [0-0-6 AUP]

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“Peril in Bel Hado”

In "Peril in Bel Hado," Konga takes on a dangerous mission to uncover the fate of a missing agent in the remote village of Nadoo. Facing the treacherous land of the cannibal Molo, deadly serpents along the Zomba River, and the guarded mountain pass held by pigmies, Konga’s journey tests his courage and wits. Written, drawn, and inked by Ray Cavanagh, this 1951 adventure from Young's Merchandising Company features a striking cover by Stanley Pitt, capturing the jungle’s perilous beauty.

writer, artist, inker Ray Cavanagh · cover Stanley Pitt

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writer, artist, inker Ray Cavanagh

cover pencils, inks Stanley Pitt

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The commissioner asks Konga to find out what happened to an agent reported to be sick in Nadoo. To get there, he has to cross the land of the cannibal Molo, evade the serpents of the Zomba River, and pass the pigmies who guard the pass through the mountains.

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