Lorna the Jungle Girl

In the mid-1950s, L. Miller & Son brought readers Lorna the Jungle Girl, a 21-issue adventure series that ran from 1954 to 1957. Scripted most often by Don Rico, the title was visually defined by the lush, dynamic artwork of Jay Scott Pike, Werner Roth, and Al Williamson. As a jungle-themed comic of its era, it offered a blend of exotic thrills and perilous exploits, standing as a notable example of the genre's popularity in the pre-Code and early Comics Code years.