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Jungle Thrills #16 (1952)

Star Publications [1949-1954] · 1952 · 34 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Jungle Murder In Duplicate
8 pp · jungle
RulahDan Knight (dies)Saber

When Dan Knight arrives in Rulah’s village after receiving a mysterious letter, he’s greeted by the Jungle Goddess and quickly drawn into a web of intrigue after two young women vanish. As Rulah investigates their disappearance, she uncovers a slave trade operation tied to the letter, leading her to confront a hidden enemy in the jungle.

Untitled story
1 pp · detective-mystery
Kingdom of Unseen Terror
7 pp · jungle
Gabu

In the hidden depths beneath the Congo jungle, Jo-Jo and Tanee stumble upon a mysterious underground realm after a perilous fall, unaware they’ve entered a forgotten kingdom ruled by the banished elder Gabu. As they navigate treacherous caverns and face eerie creatures, they uncover a shocking truth: Gabu has imprisoned the missing tribespeople, including Tanee’s father, and now holds them as slaves. With danger lurking around every turn, Jo-Jo must outwit Gabu and find a way to free the captives before the underground kingdom claims them all.

Jack Kent, Lock Expert
4 pp
Jack KentHoward RossMae

Jack Kent, a self-proclaimed lock expert, teams up with Mae to pull off a series of burglaries, using hidden valuables and forged credentials to stay ahead of the law. As Detective Howard Ross closes in on the string of crimes, Jack and Mae prepare for one final heist—only to find themselves trapped in a dangerous game of deception and betrayal.

The Substitute Cinderella
10 pp

In the midst of a town buzzing over a mysterious girl bandit who bears a striking resemblance to Chloe Tristam, Phantom Lady investigates the growing suspicion that Chloe is behind the crimes—despite her alibi and evident distress. As the tension mounts, Chloe confides in Sandra Knight, revealing a shocking secret: the bandit is her identical twin sister, Daphne, who has returned to exact revenge.

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