Comic books in 'Bondage / Restraint', graded by CGC

Cover pencils by Joe Doolin. "Blood Spoor of the Faceless Monster," art by John Celardo; Lansing, a trader scarred by a rifle accident for which he blames Kaänga, is collecting slaves from among the pygmies for his gold mining operation; Kaänga, N'geeso, and Ann ride to the rescue of the slaves and Lansing is killed. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Two big game hunters bet 20,000 pounds on the outcome of a battle between Simba and a Bengal tiger; Despite being drugged, Simba defeats the tiger, which devours the poisoner. Jungle Justice; A brief description of some African legal customs. Untitled story, art by Bob Lubbers; Keeto concocts a plan to infiltrate a group of bandits and take their leader, Marsden. Animal identification quiz. Untitled story; Jewel thieves steal a sacred gem; Wambi pursues them but is not in time to prevent their death from python attack. "Seeds of Death" text story. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; Wahili begins to collect tribute from his fellows, invoking Tabu's name; Tabu confronts Wahili and conjurers animate skeletons to chase him into a snake pit. Jungle Lore; A brief description of some manhood rituals. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; A white fire priestess promises her followers immortality if they will pay her tribute and then walk into a fire-filled chamber; Camilla exposes her offer as a fraud and see the priestess burned to death in the fire. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Untitled story, art by John Celardo; Mad scientist Roho takes N'Tito's brain and places it in ape. He then kidnaps Ann and plans to allow the ape inhabiting N'Titi's body to kill her; Kaänga and N'Tito arrive in time to save Ann but N'Tito and Roho are both killed. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba protects a lost white child from buffalo stampede and mandrill attack until the boy's parents find him. Untitled story, art by Bob Lubbers; Terry rides to rescue the sultan's daughter from her kidnapper, Ali Khan. Keeeto, disguised as the Desert Whip, a notorious criminal, manages to get the better of Ali Khan and the girl is rescued. Cecil Rhodes bio, art by George Evans. Untitled story, pencils by Alex Blum; Two hunters trick Wambi into letting them record his voice while he is giving animals commands; Using the recording, they manage to capture dozens of animals with no effort. Brief descriptions of several jungle traps. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; The witch doctor Sikulu convinces his people that white men have killed their chief; He takes the tribe to the camp of innocent scientists with the intent of murder; Tabu arrives, tells the men the truth—that Sikulu had attempted to kill the chief. Untitled story, pencils by Fran Hopper; A pair of jewel thieves kidnap Trader Tom and hope to torture him into revealing the location of his cache of pearls; Camilla rescues Tom, but not before one of the thieves has been killed by a viper. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Firegems of L'hama Lost," art by John Celardo; Jewel thieves steal the L'homas' sacred jewels and kill their sacred leopard; The L'homas blame Kaänga and Ann; After a brief fight, they leave Kaänga for dead and take Ann to their village for execution; the jewel thieves accompany them. Kaänga recovers and pursues the L'homas. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba is forced to lead a safari of gold hunters to a cave with gold dust. Untitled story; Using drug addled slaves, Anders is stealing sacred gems from the local idols; Captain Terry Thunder and Keeto put an end to his plundering. Jungle Lore; A brief description of the sources of women's clothing in the jungle. Untitled story, pencils by Alex Blum; A mad riverboat captain takes a pair of hunters and their animals captive; Wambi boards the boat and frees the hunters and the animals. "Blood-Priest of the River God" text story. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; A crocodile cult takes a pair of white hunters captive; Tabu rescues the pair and leaves the cultists to a pack of mandrills. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; While investigating a pair of slavers, Camilla is taken; She challenges one of the slavers to a duel on elephant-back and kills her. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Joe Doolin. "Horror Kraal of the Legless One," art by John Celardo; Ann is taken by slavers; Kaänga and N'geeso pursue and rescue her. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Tenga, with the assistance of a pack of hyenas, challenges Simba for the kingship of the forest; Simba meets the challenge and drives Tenga away. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Captain Terry Thunder, with the help of Tinga, the N'Togo priestess, and Keeto, puts an end to the depredations of the treasure hunter Brannigan. Jungle Facts, art by Mike Peppe; A brief description of some of the animals that inhabit the Indian jungles. Untitled story; Wambi returns a sacred gem to its place in a mountain idol. "Altar of Avarice" text story. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; When treasure hunters steal a tribe's idol, Tabu pursues the thieves and secures the sacred object. "Oddities of the Dark Continent," art by Mike Peppe; Brief natural histories of the rhinoceros, the cheetah, and the hyena. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Demo plots to steal the T'bongas sacred jewels; Camilla foils his schemes. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Blood-Moon Over the Whispering Veldt," art by John Celardo; In an effort to photograph an annual gorilla mating ritual, Prof. Lynne and his daughter visit Kaänga's jungle; Their safari guide, Cass, schemes to create faked footage and to murder the Lynnes. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; While Simba is attempting to teach Simba Jr the laws of the jungle, they are captured by trappers; Simba Jr is released as too small to sell. A brief natural history of the gorilla, art by Mike Pepper. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Terry is taken captive by his old foe Ali Bey, who is also attempting to secure the Baänji, a priceless elephant idol; Keeto schemes to rescue Terry through a double cross on a Trojan horse ploy. "Listen to the Madman's Drum" text story. Untitled story; A jungle priestess murders her chief and frames Wambi for the crime; Word spreads even to the jungle animals of Wambi's alleged crime; Wambi is captured by the tribe and is put trial by dunking. A brief natural history of the Cape buffalo, also known as the black buffalo, art by Frank Doyle. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; Tabu attacks a band of slavers and releases their captives. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Camilla goes to the rescues of the Wasais, who have been taken by the bird tribe. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Skulls for the Altar of Doom!", art by John Celardo; Treasure hunters Riggan and Slade want to capture Ann to offer her to a tribe of white women for sacrifice to their god; To this end, Slade disguises himself as a witch doctor and lures Ann away from the N'logas' village; Kaänga and N'geeso follow and rescue Ann. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Mrs. Simba, responding to the cries of a water buffalo being killed by Cape dogs, is believed by the buffalo herd to be the killer herself; Simba searches for clues to her innocence and is given a bit of dog fur from the scene of the crime by a mole. Jungle Lore, art by George Evans; Trivia regarding the uses of various spiders, insects, and lizards of the jungles. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Captain Terry Thunder and Keeto escort a young woman into the interior to find her father and his partner and to see their land claim; The partner, Wrenne, having killed the girl's father, is collecting tribute from villagers with threats of death at the hands of a gorilla idol. "Thirst" text story. Untitled story; A royal brother and sister come to Wambi's jungle seeking a lost gem; Wambi finds it but greed turns the brother and sister against each other and they are then killed by their trained leopard. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; Cut throat geologist Neale is working with a lion cult to locate a rare rock specimen; Tabu puts a stop to the cults murdering ways and sees Neale killed by a lion. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Ruthless hunter Curtis captures a sacred white leopard and, through trickery, makes it appear that the leopard will not attack him, thus making him holy to the natives. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Monsters from the Mist Lands!", art by John Celardo; A schemer from Princess Valla's city comes to Kaänga's jungle and takes the princess's bracelet from Kaänga. Kaänga, Ann, and N'geeso pursue the thief back to the city, where Ann is taken captive; The schemer, Kasna, demands that Valla follow the law and wed the holder of the bracelet; if she refuses, he will kill Ann. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba journeys to a new land where he is challenged by that country's lion-king, Zingara; Simba defeats Zingara but is then attacked by a tribe of apes, believing that he is Zingara, whom they hate. The Kavirondo, art by Mike Peppe; A brief description of a tribe living on the eastern shore of Lake Victoria. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Escorting a government official and his daughter on a hunt for a white giraffe, Terry and the hunters are taken captive by a white priestess and her tribe; Keeto arrives in time to save the party from death by leopard. "Dead Man's Revenge" text story. "Shirkah!"; Prince Kopur comes to Wambi's jungle to capture animals; He captures Wambi, as well, when Wambi attempts to free the captives; When Kopur elects to torture Wambi, he makes his escape and sets a fire that allows the captive animals to escape. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; Tabu interferes in a magician's effort to extract payment from the N'ganzos for the return of their princess from the grip of the god of the mists. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Priestess Senga plots to have her personal assassin, K'bali, exonerated of his crimes at a public trial; Camilla thwarts her plans and Senga and K'bali are both killed by leopards. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Terror Raid of the Congo Caesar!", art by John Celardo; N'tomba is leading his people on murderous raids; He captures a trio of hunters and Ann, planning to execute them; Kaänga arrives in time to prevent the executions, and N'tomba is dethroned in a duel with one of the hunters. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; A witch secretly poisons the local water hole and uses the death of the animals to convince her tribe that she is very powerful; However, Simba attacks her and she falls into the water hole and dies of her own poison. Superstitions; A brief description of some jungle superstitions. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Two treasure hunters, posing as anthropologists, work with the Kafka chief to located a buried treasure; Terry thwarts their plan, and they are killed and the map destroyed in an explosion. "At Close Quarters with a Galongwa" text story by Henry Wysham Lanier. Untitled story, at by Frank Doyle; A prince and a slave girl elope and Wambi hides them in a cave; The jungle animals call a conference and tell Wambi that by allowing humans to hide in the jungle he is breaking the jungle law; Wambi dissolves the conference by throwing a wasps' nest at the animals. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Tabu goes to the village of Tuwalla to rescue the kidnapped princess, Lia, and to return her to her own people to rule. Untitled story, pencils by Nick Cardy and Bob Lubbers, inks by Nick Cardy; Two slavers battle over a party of slaves; Camilla insures the death of one slaver and the defeat of the other, freeing the slaves. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Wizard of the Whirling Doom," art by John Celardo; Kaänga and Ann visit the village of Tonga, where their friend Bonako is to celebrate his chieftanship by use of a ritual bow; The witch doctor, D'Hama, spoils the ceremony by poisoning the bowstring and causing an arrow to be shot from hiding, killing Bonako. Kaänga exposes the trick and D'Hama is killed by the tribe. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; When lightning starts a forest fire that traps many of the animals of his kingdom, Simba instructs the elephants in the building of a dam, in imitation of some natives he had seen earlier; The dam diverts the river, quenching the fire. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Raiders take the jungle fever drugs that Terry had promised to the natives at N'gwando; He and the lancers, joined by the commissioner's daughter, steam upriver and take back the drugs. Untitled story, art by Frank Doyle; When a deer is accidentally killed through the discharge of a discarded rifle that he stumbles over, the animals all believe that Wambi has reverted to man's ways; It is only through the animals overhearing Mogawa describe what happened that Wambi is exonerated. Sir Richard Burton biography, art by Mike Peppe. "Kraal of the Dead," art by Maurice Whitman; Ivory hunters murder any natives who spy them stealing fossil ivory from a volcano-destroyed village; Tabu arrives and allows the criminals to be gored and stomped by draft oxen. Untitled story, art by Bob Lubbers; Oil woman Sandra's partner, Thompson, attempts to prevent the filing of a joint deed to their oil claim in order to have it all for himself; Camilla exposes his plotting and Thompson is killed in an oil fire. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by John Celardo. "Terror Trail of the Cannibal Caravans!", art by John Celardo; Baldy and his gang are robbing safaris of their supplies and re-selling them; Kaänga and N'geeso put stop to the raiding and the leaders of the raiders are dissolved in an acid pit. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; After a tumble into the river that washes him far downstream, Simba is mistaken by the other animals for Jordah, their king; He defeats Lepor, a challenger for Jordah's throne, and returns home. Jungle Facts, art by Mike Peppe; A brief natural history of the tiger. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Animal hunter Della France is smuggling looted temple jewels out of the jungle inside the hides of her captured animals; Captain Terry Thunder and Keeto expose her scheme and arrest her. Untitled story, art by Frank Doyle; A tribe of silver apes takes exception to Wambi's insistence on peace in the jungle and kidnap him, taking him to the Temple of Velda where they plan to kill him with a spiked wall; Tawn and Ogg come to Wambi's rescue and close the temple to the silver apes. "Death at Tsavo" text story by Henry Wysham Lanier. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Professor Martell is kidnapped by followers of the fire god, Za-Kor; Tabu places his daughter under a dream spell and she sees where he is being held: inside the Za-Kor idol. Untitled stories, art by Bob Lubbers; Jules, Barney, and Gus are masquerading as the spirits of ancient bat-warriors to frighten away the local tribe and steal their gold; Camilla fights them but is overcome; Gus has a change of heart and frees Camilla. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by John Celardo. "The Blade of Buddha," art by John Celardo; A white doctor whom Kaänga believes can cure Ann of her drug-induced madness is captured by a raiding party of Chinese who take him to their village; There Kaänga frees the rightful leader of the village and restores him to his chieftanship. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba is addled by a rifle shot; Mrs. Simba falls into a tiger trap and is caged by hunters; Simba, battling Lukor the leopard who wants to claim his throne, blunders into the hunters' camp and accidentally frees Mrs. Simba. Jungle Lore; A brief description of several African rivers. "Matabele Massacre" text story by Henry Wysham Lanier. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; No-mouth, a horribly scarred artifact hunter, steals the sarcophagus of Antophes, a priceless relic, from museum archaeologist Carol Devens; Captain Terry Thunder helps recover the artifact, and No-mouth is killed by crocodiles. Jungle Facts; A brief natural history of the crocodile. Untitled story, art by Frank Doyle; Curka and Sirdah scheme against Wambi, hoping to kill him; Wambi leads Sirdah on a great chase and eventually tumbles the tiger down a bluff into the river. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; B'tonga schemes with two white treasure hunters to loot the tombs of his tribesman; The three, along with Tabu, are trapped in a fire and ghosts rescue Tabu, leaving the others to perish. African Wild Life, art by Mike Peppe; Brief natural histories of a few African animals. Untitled story, pencils by Matt Baker; The Arab girl, Tanga, works with a group of white slavers; Camilla pretends to be Tanga and manages to turn the entire gang over to the territorial police. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Bondage cover by John Celardo. Untitled story, art by John Celardo; Fangola, recently captured safari raider, escapes Kaänga; Fangola then attacks a small safari, taking Sylvia Lombard, her would-be suitor, Wesley, and Ann captive; Kaänga and Sylvia's other suitor, Matthew Clarke come to their rescue. Untitled story; Cheepo, a hectoring monkey, accuses Simba of tyranny, of ruling only by violence; Cheepo sings a different tune when he is captured by hunters and Simba comes to his rescue. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Conmen Vinson and Marge have persuaded several tribes to wager all their ivory on a rigged duel between elephants; The plot is exposed and Vinson and Marge are trampled by elephants. Jungle Facts; Brief natural histories of several jungle animals. Untitled story, art by Frank Doyle; Curka spreads word through the jungle that Wambi has become a hunter when a snare, constructed on a whim, traps an antelope that becomes a meal for Sirdah. "Trapping a Panther" text story. "The Crocodile Rules the River!", pencils by Matt Baker; Camilla extracts a promise from the chief of a tribe that follows a crocodile cult to never again attack trading posts, but the witch doctor of the tribe, secretly a white renegade, attack a trader's steamboat. A big cat identification quiz. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; A pair of treasure hunters are captured as they attempt to steal the Kawalis' gold; Tabu exposes the woman of the pair as the evil sorceress Vanza in disguise and sends her away, magically. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by John Celardo. "Morass of the Mammoths," art by John Celardo; Kaänga and Ann pursue a safari into the lands beyond the Voodoo Swamp, where they encounter animals that are extinct in the outside world; Here, the safari guide Lapin, is exploiting the Neanderthal natives and hiding his stolen treasures. Untitled story; Long ago, Simba foiled an attack by jackals on a buffalo and now the jackals seek revenge; They trick Simba into a fight with a she-leopard, and while he is involved in that fight, they go to the waterhole and proclaim they will be the first to drink. Untitled story, art by Dan Zolnerowich; A pair of temple looters, posing as biologists, are using diving equipment to loot a submerged native temple; Terry and Wambuli, the local chief, sink the looters' boat and arrest the them. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; A pair of treasure hunters seeking the Temple of Mankor, kidnap Wambi and force him to lead them there; The treasure hunters are then killed by the mandrills that guard the temple. "Value Received" text story. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; The M'Tongas' witch doctor works with white jewel thieves to steal the treasures of the M'Tongas; The witch doctor, Kalua, accuses a young woman of the crimes. Untitled story, pencils by Matt Baker; Years ago, Miles and Carey abandoned their friend Taylor while on safari; Unknown to Miles and Carey, Taylor lived among the apes, as an amnesiac; Now they've returned to the jungle and Taylor is stalking them. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Twenty years ago, a group of white settlers were massacred by unknown natives; Today, their children have banded together to seek revenge, wearing hawk masks; N'kota persuades them that the Mombasas are to blame; In reality, the perpetrators of the massacre were N'kota and his men; The hawk men began to capture Mombasas in anticipation of a mass execution. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; Drought forces Simba to go far afield to find water for his subjects; When he does find a waterhole, it is guarded by a rhinoceros that Simba kills. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; White men disguised as apes are looting temples in Tabu's jungle; Tabu discovers the plot at the Snake Temple and uses his illusions to capture the looters. Untitled story; Art collector Miss Dunlap is using hollowed totem poles to smuggle escaped convicts out of Africa; Terry exposes her and recaptures the convicts. Untitled story, pencils by Henry Kiefer; Wambi's friend, Lari, is expelled from his tribe because he will not participate in a ritual devised by the witch doctor Gwanda, in which an elephant is tortured to death; Wambi helps him return to his village and exposes the witch doctor as a coward. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Barton and his gang are hijacking prison boats and using the captured convicts as slave labor in their mining operation; Camilla, with Commissioner Harris's aide Garrity, captures the gang and turns them and the convicts over to the commissioner. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Captives of Crocodile Swamp," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga puts an end to slave raiding by El Borro. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; Villagers and white hunters pursue a rogue elephant that leads them into Simba's territory; Simba attacks the elephant and wounds it. Untitled story; Terry escorts Miss Ross to an oasis where they will meet with the ivory thief, Abu ben Hassin; Terry arrests Hassin but then the group is attacked by another party of raiders, working secretly for Miss Ross; Terry then signals the hidden lancers under Keeto's command and take the lot into custody. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; The rajah's daughter is taken hostage by men who would usurp his rule; Wambi uses hornets to attack the kidnappers and saves the princess. Untitled story starring Tabu, art by Enrico Bagnoli; The Lorutis confuse Merrill, a member of Finney's exploration safari and dressed in a deep sea diving suit, with a god and want to sacrifice the rest of the party. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Bennett and his gang of thieves buy hunting rights on the Nygailas' land; Mabaro, long-thought mad by his people, recognizes Bennett as the leader of the thieves who looted the Nygailas many years before and beat Mabaro and killed his father; He tells his story to Camilla who helps expose Bennett's new thieving of treasure. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; A troop of French Foreign Legionnaires is attacked by leopard cultists; Kaänga, who had been tracking the cultists, challenges the leader of the cult to single combat and kills him; Now, as head of the cult, he disperses them and sends the Legion on its way. Untitled story, pencils by Ken Battefield; Terry is assigned to discover the plans of rebel leader, El Cordofan; He discovers that El Cordofan plans to destroy Fort Diablo with a booby-trapped boat; Terry convinces some of El Cordofan's men to mutiny and El Cordofan is killed in a dynamite explosion. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Binongi hunters come to Wambi's jungle, pursuing a white ape; They capture Wambi when he prevents the taking of the ape; Later, Wambi's jungle friends, joined by the white ape, free him. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; Informed in a vision that the witch Lati plans to kill the beloved of K'kito, chief of the Luossas, Tabu hurries to the kraal and fights to free the chief and expose the plot. Untitled story, inks by Ralph Mayo; Bayne and his men are using mechanical dragons to fly stolen diamonds out of the jungle; Camilla, using one of their own dragons, defeats them and takes them into custody. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Bondage cover, possibly by Maurice Whitman. "Scourge of the Soudan," art by Maurice Whitman; Believing Kaänga to be their legendary hero, Queen Amra and her amazons kidnap Ann in order to force Kaänga to help them against the apemen that threaten their kingdom; Kaänga does as he is compelled and defeats the apemen; The queen frees Ann and she and Kaänga return to their jungle. Untitled story; Captain Terry Thunder and undercover intelligence agent Shaw break up a diamond smuggling ring. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Attempting to reach a river island, Wambi is swept away and taken for a river god by a distant, down-river tribe; Unable to escape, he sends two leopards to fetch Tawn and Ogg who rescue him. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; An evil goddess sends Tabu a false vision but he trusts his instincts and rescues a couple from the Jhontas. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; When Chief Nabilo is wounded by a leopard, Camilla goes to the herbalist Harana for help; She learns that Harana no longer has powers since her temple was desecrated by K'tonga; Only with K'tonga's death will her powers be restored. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Track of the Black Terror," art by Maurice Whitman; Ann is taken prisoner by the slaver, Queen Cobra. Kaänga must first traverse the country of the king apes and defeat their leader before he can free Ann. Untitled story, pencils by Ken Battefield; In order to learn the location of slaver al Raskobah hideout, Captain Terry Thunder, disguised as the Desert Panther frees Raskobah and accompanies him into the desert; Raskobah attacks Terry and exposes his identity; Raskobah then disguises himself as the Panther. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; As part of a practical joke, Wambi gives Ogg drugged fruit; A rhinoceros attacks a mouse deer; Tawn falls into a tiger trap; Needing Ogg's help, Wambi calls for him, but because he has been drugged, he does not respond; After getting the help of the monkeys, Wambi frees Tawn who is very angry with Ogg. Ogg and Tawn both leave Wambi in anger. Untitled story; Tabu tells the story of N'kulu of the G'zongas and how he was sustained in the wilderness by the lion god and returned to his people to take his rightful chieftainship. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Camilla is guiding a trading caravan to a mine; The caravan is attacked by Benson and his men, taking the weapons bound for the mine; Camilla goes to the mine and gets the owners and, with them, they go after Benson and recover the guns. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Sheba of the Terror Claws," art by Maurice Whitman; A safari finds its way into the Kingdom of Ra, descended from ancient Egypt and ruled by Queen Sheba; Sheba, following the suggestions of her advisor, Toru, imprisons the safari; Toru also advises the sacrifice of Sheba's sister, Landra; Landra flees into the jungle and meets Ann; Sheba's forces take Landra and Ann back to the kingdom; Kaänga follows. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; A marauding band of mandrills attacks the animals of the jungle; Wambi leads them on a game of chase that ends with the mandrills falling into the crocodile pool. Sidney Elias's stamp column covering stamp errors, plus ads. Untitled story, art by Robert Webb; Someone is helping convicts escape as they are sent downriver from Fort Diablo; Captain Terry Thunder follows the boat from the shore; The boat is attacked by Black Karen who takes the prisoners to her camp where they are sprayed with beldine dye, making them appear black. "Killer-Cats in the Big Cage" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Murdock sets up a native as "Kaboola," a friend to all tribes, stealing from whites and giving the goods to the villages; Camilla learns that Murdock is plotting to have Kaboola lead the tribes into war against the whites that Murdock wants driven from Africa. Kaboola learns that he is being used and kills Murdock; Camilla captures Murdock's men and takes them to the district commissioner. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Spawn of the Devil's Moon," art by Maurice Whitman; Witch doctor N'Dala convinces the Lonkalos that the white doctors have poisoned them; Kaänga protects the doctors from the Lonkalo attack and then shows the Lonkalos that the witch doctor was deceiving them. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Word is spread that while Tawn and Ogg are away, Sirdah will attack him; Wambi constructs a model tiger and places it over a tiger pit; Sirdah attacks the model and falls in the pit. Untitled story, art by Robert Webb; River pirates take Captain Henry's boat; Terry and Keeto, disguised as spirits, frighten the pirates away. "The Animal Question" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; At a peace celebration, the Karongas betray the Bafwazis to Arab slavers; Camilla follows the slave caravan and frees the Bafwazis and hurries them back to their village to defend against the further attacks of the Karongas; The Bafwazis are triumphant and the Karongas install a new chief. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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"Caged Beasts and Plunder-Men," art by Maurice Whitman; Renegade Feliz Garon plans to establish an outlaw kingdom in the jungle where criminals are safe; He kidnaps Ann and police captain Bell; Kaänga summons several tribes to aid him and attacks Garon's castle. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi helps a wounded lion and is attacked by a buffalo for his efforts; The lion rescues him and agrees to be his friend. "Tiger on the Loose" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Robert Webb; Terry goes to village of the bird cultists to free a pair of explorers that have been captured; After freeing them, Terry learns that the pair has stolen the bird cultists sacred bird symbol; The bird cultists pursue Terry and the pair. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Trader Dawson tells a story of an aging lion in order to persuade the Bafus to accept the advice of their elders. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Madigan hopes to lure Clayton to him with promises of an albino ape in order to steal Clayton's famed diamond collection; Camilla prevents Clayton's murder and kills Madigan and his men with a hand grenade. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Rhino Rampage," art by Maurice Whitman; A trio of criminals decided to find and loot the kingdom of the Phantom Queen; The queen sends her most trusted servant and a trained lion for help; The servant is killed but the lion takes a liking to Kaänga; Kaänga and Ann go to the kingdom and help defeat the criminals. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi sides with Leo in his feud with Sirdah and prepares a decoy in the shape of an antelope for Sirdah to attack; The decoy is filled with tree sap and while Sirdah is stuck, the leopards are free to hunt. "Tiger Rampage" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Robert Webb; Terry is captured by leopard cultists but is freed by a hunter. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Trader Jim tells the story of the baboons' vengeance against an ivory hunter. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Jules Ranier, a crooked trader, hopes to get to a peace conference of native chiefs in time to stir up trouble and start a war that would drive out other traders; Camilla kidnaps him and keeps him away from the conference. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Rogue of Kopje Kull," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga attempts to save the lives of a pair of hunters pursuing the murderous rogue elephant, Old Thunder. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi and the animals of the jungle stop Sirdah from killing a rajah. "Terror in the Baggage Car" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Boku tells his story of training eagles. Untitled Jungle Animals story, art by August Froehlich; A male lion protects his wandering cub. Untitled story, pencils by Alex Blum, inks by Matt Baker; Tiger Girl confronts and defeats the war-mongering Masu. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Maurice Whitman. "The Wild Men of N'Gara," art by Maurice Whitman; The lake people discover that Zulu is their rightful king, however, the usurper of his throne, Zolanda kidnaps him and Ann; Kaänga raises an army and takes the lake people's fortress and sees Zulu crowned. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Haga tricks the horn and hoof tribes into going into a closed canyon where they would be easily preyed upon by the hyenas, wolves, and Sirdah; Wambi brings the elephant tribe to the rescue of the other animals. "Ethyl the Lioness text story by Clyde Beatty. "The Death-Man of Angola," art by Anthony D'Adamo; The story of Zargo, a death-man who is tricked into putting a curse on himself. Untitled Jungle Tales story; The chief of the Lokumos tells the story of acquiring a baby gorilla. Untitled story, pencils by Alex Blum, inks by Matt Baker; Tiger Girl frees the kidnapped Eurlara. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Maurice Whitman. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; A series of forest fires brings Kaänga and his companions to investigate; They find the villainous white man, Benton, and his fakir, Kasmir, extorting riches from local chief, Torga; Kasmir has used magnifying glasses to spark fires and tells the Chief that they are black magic juju fires. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Trader Jim, N'Boli, and Tommy explore some jungle ruins; After fending off a leopard, Tommy finds a warrior's shield; N'Boli tells him of the importance of shields to a young warrior, and how finding one can bring good fortune. "The Animal Trainer" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi senses that the local volcano is about to erupt, and he warns his animal friends to flee; Sirdah the Tiger is skeptical and resists; The rest of the animals comply, but run into a hunting party; Sirdah accuses Wambi of leading them into an ambush. Untitled story, art by Tony D'Adamo; The god Kintu sends a warning vision to Chief Lobengola; When Arab slavers arrive, Lobengola leads them into a valley of killer elephants controlled by Kintu. Untitled story, art by Matt Baker; Beylo's golden juju statue has been stolen, and tribesman Kamo blames the Masai, yet has no proof; War will break out unless Tiger Girl can solve the mystery; Her investigation finds a white man guilty of the theft, and worse, setting the two tribes against each other. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Swamp of the Shrieking Dead," art by Maurice Whitman; Crooked trader Jorgenson kidnaps Ann in order to sell her to Arab slavers and puts Kaänga to work as a logging slave. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Tawn and Ogg caution Wambi against assisting a stranger who turns out to be a bounty hunter determined to take Wambi in for the rajah's reward; Tawn and Ogg rescue Wambi, despite his disregard for their advice. "At Home on Wheels" text story by Clyde Beatty. "Leopard Men," art by Tony D'Adamo; N'pembe's bride-to-be is murdered by Karga, a were-leopard. Untitled story; Trader Dawson explains the magic bound up in a peculiarly-shaped rhinoceros horn that a representative of the British Museum wishes to buy. Untitled story; The mysterious B'shini urges natives to attack safaris and share their loot with him; He is exposed by Tiger Girl as Trader Gregory. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"King Fang"; Kaänga's ape friend, Koonda is taken captive by hunters; Kaänga frees him and follows him back to his band where Koodna must fight to re-establish himself as king. "The Bone Bender" Jungle Mysteries story; A man is determined to watch a secret medical treatment and pays a high price. "The Courage of Kaambi" text story by John Lindstrom. Untitled Jungle Patrol story, art by Ruben Moreira; Kip and Shadow help free Marcia from her kidnappers. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Jim gives a brief natural history of the crocodile. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Tiger Girl exposes the forbidden Bakete Society and frees a young woman accused of witchcraft. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"A Warrior Must Die!", art by Maurice Whitman; Saxon, guide for the scientist Fowler, kills Fowler in order to lay claim to the treasure discovered in an archaeological dig; Saxon manages to kidnap Ann in an effort to force Kaänga to let him leave the jungle; Kaänga overcomes Saxon and frees Ann. "Ambush At Dawn" text story by Frank Riddell. Untitled story, art by Marcia Snyder; Treasure hunters steal a sacred elephant, hoping that it will lead them to a valuable jewel. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Henrig rouses the natives against white settlers; Tiger Girl defeats him and orders the natives to return to their villages. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Nude Cover - (W) Doug Miers (A) Emiliano Urdinola, Jonatas (CA) Renato Camilo Ivory has faced monsters of all kinds. From the prehistoric beasts that hunger for her flesh to the violent men that yearn to use her. Through it all she has driven forward, discounting her own urges in a single minded quest to find her lost youngling. Across an alien jungle and into the very heart of hell she fights on to find her baby or die trying. But Ivory's odyssey isn't over yet. She must survive a terrible fate that no woman should have to face if she wants to find out what happened to her child. Now a true female warrior is unleashed as she fights to save the one soul that needs her most. Jungle Fantasy: Ivory delivers the steamiest uncensored mature readers action being published! 48 pages. Full color. Adult. Cover price $7.99.

(W) Doug Miers (A) Emiliano Urdinola, Jonatas (CA) Renato Camilo Ivory has faced monsters of all kinds. From the prehistoric beasts that hunger for her flesh to the violent men that yearn to use her. Through it all she has driven forward, discounting her own urges in a single minded quest to find her lost youngling. Across an alien jungle and into the very heart of hell she fights on to find her baby or die trying. But Ivory's odyssey isn't over yet. She must survive a terrible fate that no woman should have to face if she wants to find out what happened to her child. Now a true female warrior is unleashed as she fights to save the one soul that needs her most. Jungle Fantasy: Ivory delivers the steamiest uncensored mature readers action being published! 48 pages. Full color. Adult. Cover price $5.99.

(W) Doug Miers (A) Emiliano Urdinola, Jonatas (CA) Renato Camilo The action-packed conclusion! Ivory and her tribe have been at the mercy of the Lizard Men for too long. Now she has a daring escape plan, but can she leave behind her new family? The tigress roars in the last issue of the sexiest JFan series yet! 48 pages. Full color. Adult. Cover price $5.99.

Cover by Harry Anderson. Stories and art by Harry Anderson and others. The one-shot that introduced Nyoka the Jungle Girl to comics. Originally the star of Republic's 1942 movie serial Perils Of Nyoka, Nyoka went on to a long career in comics that outlasted the age of serials. This issue, based on Perils of Nyoka, divides the action into cliffhanging chapters, a Nyoka tradition for years to come. Nyoka, raised in the jungle by her scientist father, searches for the golden tablets of Hippocrates, containing the medical secrets of the ancients. But the sinister Queen Vultura wants them too. In a backup story, The Mad Artist draws mustaches on every face he can find. Doom in the Desert; Valley of Sacrifice; Vultura's Vengeance; Treasure of Terror!; The Finger of Fate; Climax of Conquest; The Three Legionnaires; Willie Wynn; The Mad Artist. Final issue under this title; series continues three years later as Nyoka the Jungle Girl (1945 Fawcett) #2. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Frank Cho. by Doug Murray & Frank Cho, Adriano Batista, & Frank Martin A Previews Exclusive! Dynamite proudly presents Frank Cho's Jungle Girl! Co-plotted and overseen by Frank Cho, scripted by Doug Murray and crafted by Adriano Batista and Frank Martin, the Jungle Girl is destined to be the Dynamite series of 2007! Continuing from the best-selling issue #0, Jana the Jungle Girl races to save a group of intruders into this strange land - a world filled with dinosaurs, prehistoric men, and a thousand dangers! Each issue reveals more clues about the nature of Jana, and of the island itself, with each thrilling twist and turn overseen by Frank Cho, along with Doug Murray and artist Adriano Batista! Cover price $2.99.

Limited Edition Virgin Variant Cover by Frank Cho. by Doug Murray & Frank Cho, Adriano Batista, & Frank Martin A Previews Exclusive! Dynamite proudly presents Frank Cho's Jungle Girl! Co-plotted and overseen by Frank Cho, scripted by Doug Murray and crafted by Adriano Batista and Frank Martin, the Jungle Girl is destined to be the Dynamite series of 2007! Continuing from the best-selling issue #0, Jana the Jungle Girl races to save a group of intruders into this strange land - a world filled with dinosaurs, prehistoric men, and a thousand dangers! Each issue reveals more clues about the nature of Jana, and of the island itself, with each thrilling twist and turn overseen by Frank Cho, along with Doug Murray and artist Adriano Batista! Cover price $2.99.

Cover by Adriano Batista. Frank Cho, Doug Murray & Adriano Batista Jana the Jungle Girl awakens inside a very damp cave, captured and surrounded by the mer-men -- along with one of Captain Mason's crewman, these strange underwater beings are prepared to sacrifice the pair of them to their god! Featuring scripts by Doug Murray, Jungle Girl continues to thrill fans of all types! Cover price $3.50.

1st printing. Collects Jungle Girl (2007 Dynamite Entertainment) #0-5, Jungle Girl (2008 Dynamite Entertainment) Season 2 #1-5, and Jungle Girl (2015 Dynamite) Season 3 #1-4.

Written by Doug Murray and Frank Cho. Art by Adriano Batista and Jack Jadson. Cover by Frank Cho.

Dynamite proudly presents Frank Cho's Jungle Girl! Overseen by co-writer and artist Frank Cho and infused with everything Cho fans want to see - beautiful women, thrilling adventures, and, of course, dinosaurs. Jungle Girl also features Co-writer Doug Murray (Red Sonja: Queen of the Frozen Wastes, The 'Nam) who's along for the ride, as is series artist Adriano Batista (New Battlestar Galactica: Zarek, Red Sonja) as they bring the Jungle Girl to life!

This Complete Omnibus features all three "Seasons" of the Jungle Girl series, collected for the first time in one book!

Jana the Jungle Girl lives in a strange land - a land filled with dinosaurs, prehistoric men, and much, much more! When a group of intruders finds themselves in need, Jana races to save them, kicking off a chain of events that, with each new chapter, reveals more clues about the nature of Jana, and of the island itself!

Softcover, 392 pages, full color.

Cover price $39.99.

Cover by Bill Black. Article about Irish McCalla by Bill Black, including long section written by McCalla. "The Frenzy of the Dishonored Idol!"; Borden masquerades as Rulah to enter a temple and steal its rubies, with the help of Nimba; She overcomes Rulah but is seized by an ape. "The Kraal of Deadly Diamonds," pencils by Matt Baker, inks by Bill Black; reprint story from Fight Comics #60; Tiger Girl saves blind potter N'Pogi from an attack by mandrills; Later, N'Pogi guides three white men to the Sun Temple of Takala, where they plan to steal jewels. "The Ice Beast" reprinted story from Zoot Comics #10; Monstro brings Gade to the jungle with a weather machine, which they use to cause a heavy snow-fall. Irish McCalla as Sheena photo. 36 pgs., B&W. $2.75. Cover price $2.75.

Cover by Matt Baker. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black and others. Art by Maurice Whitman and Matt Baker. AC Comics reprints classic jungle-girl stories that originally appeared in comics from the Golden Age, along with some new ones. This issue focuses on classic good-girl (and pioneering African-American) artist Matt Baker, featuring two Tiger Girl reprints and a Camilla, Wild Girl of the Congo story; Also, Nyoka, The Jungle Girl discovers the truth about The Legend Hunter. Camilla; Tiger Girl: Flee the Cobra Fury; Nyoka: The Legend Hunter. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

Cover by Joe Doolin. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Rod Reed and Gardner Fox. Art by Al Jetter, Bob Powell and Matt Baker. AC Comics reprints classic jungle-girl stories that originally appeared in comics from the Golden Age, along with some new ones. Two Matt Baker stories: Tiger Girl battles women warriors, and Camilla, Wild Girl of the Congo goes to the Festival of BTogi. Also, Nyoka, The Jungle Girl encounters The Dancing Statues. Camilla; Tiger Girl; Nyoka: The Dancing Statues; Cave Girl: The Doom Boat. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

Last 12c cover-priced issue. Cover by Pat Boyette. Stories by Joe Gill. Art by Pat Boyette and Don Perlin. 'King of the Black Market' Leland Burr brings strawberry shortcake, candy, and television to the Ashuri Valley in order to distract the natives while he mines their diamonds in a 3-part Jungle Jim story by Joe Gill and Pat Boyette: "The Best of Everything!"; "The Hunters and the Hunted!"; and "The Burial Mound!" Plus: Jungle People back-up story "The Lamps of Doom" by Gill and Don Perlin. And: A language lesson in the 1-page text piece "Lesson 2: Kiswahili Somo La Tano" by Mwalimu Bahati Njema. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Story by Don Moore. Art and cover by Paul Norris. Pacific Comics Club and Italy's Club Anni Trenta present full-color reprints of the classic Sunday adventure strip by Moore and Norris (not by Alex Raymond, despite what the cover says). These issues have a 3 (for 3rd series) under the issue number. Collects the Sunday strips from May 13, 1951 to July 29, 1951. Jim helps Cathy investigate her uncle's strange involvement with arms smugglers, but all is not as it seems. Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 15-in. x 10-in., 20 pages, Full Color.

Story by Don Moore. Art and cover by Paul Norris. Pacific Comics Club and Italy's Club Anni Trenta present full-color reprints of the classic Sunday adventure strip by Moore and Norris (not by Alex Raymond, despite what the cover says). These issues have a 3 (for 3rd series) under the issue number. Collects the Sunday strips from Aug. 5, 1951 to Oct. 21, 1951. The sinister Jong captures Cathy, leading to a life-or-death struggle between Jim and Jong. Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 15-in. x 10-in., 20 pages, Full Color.

"The Deadly Arena" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-210 Cover price $0.15.

Cover by Hy Eisman. Stories and art by Harold Knerr, Chic Young and EC Segar. A collection of reprints of popular comic strips of the time, including the Katzenjammer Kids, Blondie, Dagwood, Henry, Popeye, and Felix the Cat. Star Fun; Daisy and Her Pups: Safari Daze; How to Make a Paper Popgun; Daisy and Cookie: Not Every Four Legged Animal Pays Interest; Daisys Fishing Game; Tall Timber; Proud Princess; The Tad that Lost His Tail. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Written by M. Fliesher with art by J. Ridgway & T. Perkins. Full color, 32 pages, slick paper stock, cardstock cover. Mature readers. Cover price $2.95.

Cover by KEVIN NOWLAN.Written by GARTH ENNIS.Art by CARLOS EZQUERRA.Colors by PAUL MOUNTS Behold the outrageous origin of the Pilgrim in "Bloody Baskets." You'll be mortified and amused as the Pilgrim tells his unbelievable tale. Learn how he survived impossible circumstances. Find out who he was before The Burn, how he found salvation in the Holy Bible, got his cross-shaped facial scar and began his journey of discovery! Learn the story behind the striking cover by Kevin Nowlan (Hulk Smash/Jack B. Quick). Written by Garth Ennis (Punisher/Preacher),Just A Pilgrim features dramatic artwork by Carlos Ezquerra (Judge Dredd/Adventures In The Rifle Brigade), vivid colors by Paul Mounts and is edited by Jimmy Palmiotti (co-founder/editor Marvel Knights). FC, 32pg Cover price $2.99.

Cover by Phil Foglio. Stories and art by Doug Rice, Tom Artis, Lenin Delsol, and Phil Foglio. An indie comics anthology featuring a mix of fuzzy animal, fantasy and science-fiction stories. This issue features the first-ever appearance of Foglios interplanetary adventurer Buck Godot, Zap Gun for Hire. Enter Captain Seven; Penfield Weaver Jupiter Station; Visus; Buck Godot Zap Gun for Hire. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in.,24 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.