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Fight Comics #67 (1950)

Fiction House · 1950 · 52 pages

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ContinueFight Comics #68 →
Contains 7 stories
The Head-Hunters of Taboo Trek
10 pp · jungle · inks ? (shop)
Tiger Girl [Princess Vishnu]Chief Lhongi (introduction)Oleg (villain, introduction)Collins (villain, introduction)Turgu (villain, introduction)

Tiger Girl finds herself caught between a vengeful ghost—the witch-doctor M'Zab, risen from the grave to haunt the jungle—and a sinister scheme by white traders Oleg and Collins, who are using a sound machine to control the animals and extort ivory from the native tribes. When a poisoned drink turns her own servant against her and sends her plunging into the river, Tiger Girl must uncover the truth behind M'Zab's supernatural resurrection and stop the villains before they consolidate their grip on the entire region.

Untitled story
8 pp · adventure · inks ? (shop)
Rip CarsonGeneral Chan (introduction)Liu Chan (introduction)Kau Yang (villain, introduction)Chinese Communists (villains)
Captain Caution and the Pirate Queen
6 pp · historical
Captain FightCaptain Caution (villain, introduction)Gert Grange (villain, introduction)
Untitled story
6 pp · crime
Hooks DevlinSid (villain, introduction)Sal (villain, introduction)Thackery (villain, introduction)
The Rhinoceros
1 pp · non-fiction; jungle

This page contains multiple unrelated stories and comic strips. "The Rhinoceros" is presented as a brief, non-fiction educational piece about the animal itself—a description of the rhinoceros as a powerful jungle creature and the danger it poses to natives who hunt it for food. There is no narrative plot to synopsize; it is informational content, not a story with characters or events. SKIP

Untitled story
6 pp · sports · inks ? (shop)
Kayo KirbyPatricia Kane (introduction)Marmaduke (introduction)Lefty (villain, introduction)Birdie (villain, introduction)Pete (villain, introduction)The Boss (villain, introduction)
Untitled story
7 pp · spy
Teeka (introduction)Pepito (introduction)other Incas (introduction)Sanchez Destazaro (villain, introduction, flashback)Sr. Castiga Roberto (villain, introduction)their gang (villains, introduction)

In the jungles of South America, a shadowy plot unfolds as criminals weaponize myth, forging a false curse to ignite rebellion among the Incas—using an ancient pyramid as their stage. The story unfolds with tense intrigue, where belief and deception collide in a high-stakes game of manipulation and danger.

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