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  • Issue #72
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 72

    Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Jungle Spell of the Golden Slave" text story. "Blood-Brand of the Veldt Cats," art by Ruben Moreira; A pair of thieves seize a safari and use the bearers as slaves in their mining operation; Kaänga frees the slaves. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Bandits disguise themselves as lancers and implicate Terry in their robberies; He escapes jail and exposes them. Untitled Wambi, The Jungle Boy story; A young white woman, seeking vengeance against the Longos who killed her father, hypnotizes their chief and causes him to behave viciously toward his own people. "The Grinning Face of Death," art by Howard Larsen; Satu disguises himself as the village witch doctor and orders the death of Mahila, who rejected his proposal of marriage, and of Tabu, whom he suspects of being in league of Mahila against him; Tabu rescues Mahila and causes Satu to believe that he is one fire. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; M'bata hits upon a scheme for robbing safaris by driving lions toward them and looting them after the members are slain. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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    $399 JUNGLE#72 CGC 5.5 FINE---1945 FICTIONHOUSE -DOOL;IN CVR FEED STORE COLLECTION

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  • Issue #78
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 78
    • Interior is complete. Severe water damage, paper deterioration. Mold.
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    Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Ju Ju Kraal of the Flaming Death!", pencils by Howard Larsen; G'hama, a powerful witch doctor, uses mind control drugs to capture slaves; He manages to get Kaänga under his control until Ann can break the spell; Kaänga then turns G'hama over to a council of witch doctors for trial. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba allows a leopard to recover from a snake bite before punishing him for attack Simba's family. Jungle Facts filler, art by Mike Peppe. Untitled story; The outcast Bhaadras raid a local village for women; Wambi the Jungle Boy pursues them and frees the women and extracts a promise of no more raids. "The Prophecy of the Snake Goddess" text story. Untitled story, art by John Celardo; A priestess directs her men to capture lancers for sacrifice; Terry and Keeto follow the raiding party back to their village and free the captives and kill the priestess. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; A witch doctor murders Chief Ka and then plans to murder his son; Tabu and Ka's daughter prevent the second murder and the witch doctor is killed by the leopard he planned to use as a weapon. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; A group of lost descendants of ancient Greeks raid the Rogas tribe for women; Camilla pursues them and frees the women; The Greeks are attacked by the condors that they use as instruments of torture. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #79
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 79
    • INCOMPLETE. Piece missing, interrupts art or story.

    Cover art by Joe Doolin. "Death Has a Thousand Fangs," art by Howard Larsen; Lance and Nora, brother and sister thieves, attempt to steal the idol of N'geeso's tribe. During the fight, Kaänga inadvertently kills Lance; Nora vows revenge; Nora kidnaps Ann and then disguises herself as Ann in order to lure Kaänga to her camp; While confronting Kaänga, Nora accidentally fires a pistol near his face, blinding him. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba Junior is a disobedient cub; Simba must save him from a gorilla, crocodiles, and a hunting safari. Jungle Facts filler. Untitled story; After Ogg is accused of stealing the villagers supplies, Wambi discovers that the true thief is Satanic, the tiger. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; Tabu visits his dying mentor, N'moli who tells him, at last, that Tabu was the son of explorers who were killed by a hippopotamus and that toddler, Tabu, was rescued by N'moli; N'moli gives Tabu a cape, with many magical herbs in the lining and dies. "Jungle Justice" text story. Untitled story, art by John Celardo; A pair of thieves trick Terry into believing they are a father and daughter, seeking a human/ape hybrid; The real Dr. Barth arrives at the outpost after the impostors leave, explaining that he was in the jungle looking for an associate named Snyder, lost there since the end of the war; Terry and Keeto catch up to the impostors after they have captured Snyder, who they are hoping will lead them to a gold mine. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Mogo, a wanted criminal, convinces the Byandros that they need to work to eliminate both Camilla and the colonial commission; Several attempts are made on their lives but each is foiled by Camilla. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #81
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 81
    • 1" cover-to-cover spine tear. Water damage. Mold.

    Cover art by Joe Doolin. "The Death of Kaänga's Mate!", art by John Celardo; Treasure hunters are seeking a little boy with a treasure map hidden in his clothes; Kaänga and Ann protect the child and find his parents. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba rescues an aging warthog from a pack of hyenas. Later, when a band of mandrills challenges Simba for lordship of the jungle and traps him in a net, the warthog frees Simba and helps with the defeat of the mandrills. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; A pair of ivory hunters use a trained elephant to lure elephant herds to them; Tabu conjures up the ghosts of slain elephants and the trained elephant turns on the hunters. Jungle Lore. Untitled story; O'Hara's new overseer, Miss Cushman, is making slaves of the local villagers and is capturing animals as well; Wambi and his jungle friends free all the captives, and O'Hara promises that he will have no more slaves in his mines. "Quest of the Feathered Fetish" text story. Untitled story, art by Bob Lubbers; River pirates trick Terry into taking a booby-trapped steamboat into the fort's dock; Terry, however, discovers the hidden explosives and captures the pirates. Jungle Facts about primitive African cults. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; A hunter works with the village chief to betray the villages warriors into slavery; They are thwarted by Camilla and the village witch doctor. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #88
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 88
    • Paper: Off white
    • Label #4420767009

    Cover art by Ruben Moreira. "Beyond the Ju-Ju Mists," art by John Celardo; Seeking a cure for N'geeso's paralysis, Kaänga and N'geeso go to a far off valley, where they find a tribe of whites living in a style from ancient history; Kaänga inadvertently interrupts a courtship ritual and angers a giant named Gortha who makes it his purpose in life to kill Kaänga and destroy the city because of the slight given him by the city's princess. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; Simba searches for his lost mate and finds her in an ancient temple; He digs their way to freedom; They followed on their path by a pair of archaeologists, fleeing from their safari leader who is determined that he will share their discoveries with them. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Terry and Keeto ride out to help a young woman find her long overdue photographer father; They learn that the father and his assistant had discovered gold and the assistant killed the father for it. James Bruce biography. Untitled story; Wambi is captured by the M'Batos and tortured; A young man of the tribe frees him; Later, Wambi learns that the Salusis are about to attack the M'Batos. Untitled story, pencils by Howard Larsen; The Masai priestess convinced the people that their chief is dead; unknown to them, she has merely placed him in a coma and, on reviving him from said coma, she uses drugs to place him under her control. Untitled story, art by Fran Hopper; Explorers are seeking Lost Valley; Thief Dutch Madden is cutting off the arms of natives in an effort to get them to lead him to the valley ahead of the explorers; Camilla intervenes. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #90
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 90
    • 2 1/2" cumulative spine split. Cover oxidation. Interior tearing.
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    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.

  • Issue #94
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 94
    • Paper: Off white
    • Label #4345765009

    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.

  • Issue #95
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 95
    • Paper: Off white to white
    • Label #4203914014

    Untitled story, art by John Celardo; Prof. Northam, his daughter, Alice, and his assistant, Prof. Barton, discover valuable, ancient artifacts in the Gwaha country; They set up fake appearances by the Gwahas' gods to frighten the natives away, making it easier to seize the artifacts; An hallucinogenic drug, intended by Barton to drive Northram mad so that Barton could claim the discoveries as his alone, is smeared inside a pith helmet that is worn successively by Northram, Ann, and Barton. Untitled story, art by August Froehlich; While fleeing a lion cult, Simba becomes covered in phosphorescent mud; The cultists believe him to be a ghost and call off their hunt. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Nolan and Billings, disguised as lancers, take a group of native men as slaves; Terry, escorting a newspaper reporter into the interior, frees the slaves and, with their help, take Nolan and Billings prisoner. Jungle Scrapbook!, art by Mike Peppe; Brief natural histories of several jungle animals. Untitled story, art by Frank Doyle; Wambi is captured a white woman hunter who wants to use his power to communicate with animals; That night, Sirdah the tiger prowls the camp and Wambi agrees to do anything Sirdah asks if he will free him. "Death on Film" text story. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; A pair of treasure hunters use mind control drugs on the jungle witch Serpina, in order for her to steal a sacred idol; Tabu discovers their plot and creates an illusion of the idol coming to life and threatening the hunters. Untitled story, pencils by Nick Cardy and Bob Lubbers, inks by Nick Cardy; Treasure hunters, working to get illicit gold out of the jungle, run afoul of the Jawalas, who capture them and torture them to death; Camilla returns the gold to the Jawalas. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #99
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 99
    • Centerfold detached at one staple, cover loose at both. Cover and interior oxidation. Writing on interior cover.
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    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.

  • Issue #101
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 101
    • Cover miswrap/cut. Piece of tape on interior front cover. Water spots.
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    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.

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    $350 Jungle Comics #101 Fiction House! 1948! Bondage Cover! CGC 7.0!

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  • Issue #113
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 113
    • Cover detached at one staple. 2" spine tear. 1 1/2" tear from bottom. Pencil marking.

    Cover art by John Celardo. "Two-Tusked Terror!", art by John Celardo; Trader Larsen disguises himself as Kaänga, hoping to induce the Blongas to trade with his company. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Gerald plots with the witch doctor Toguli to have Gerald's niece, Natalie, killed by the local villagers by leading them to believe that she is the demon leopard, Zan-Sar Blanche; Gerald hopes that with Natalie's death, he can secure control of her gold mines. Untitled story, art by Dan Zolnerowich; To investigate the disappearance of many convict laborers from the Merrill mine, Captain Terry Thunder disguises himself as a convict; His imposture is discovered by the mine supervisor who uses it against him by suggesting that he can escape if he will deliver a bag of diamonds to an accomplice; Terry takes the bag and is attacked by Ali Bey's hunting leopards. Untitled story; Thorndyke, a big game hunter, tells his fellow hunters about his encounter with Simba. Thirsty Gamble" text story, art by Joe Doolin. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Sirdah captures Wambi's new friend, Kim-ki the deer, and challenges Wambi to battle him for the deer's release; As the battle begins, Wambi pretends to run in fear from the tiger who pursues him to the swamp, where Sirdah's charge lands him in a mud pit. Untitled story, pencils by Matt Baker; Mansfield, seeking his actress-daughter who is lost in the jungle, learns that his daughter has been killed by N'kara, chieftaness of a local tribe; He goes to Camilla with his information and Camilla vows that the daughter will be avenged. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #115
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 115
    • Cover detached at one staple. Centerfold detached at one staple. 1" Cumulative spine split.

    "Treasure Trove in Vulture Sky," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga and Ann meet a man wearing artificial wings who tells them that they are worship by his bird man people; Ann and the bird man are taken hostage by treasure hunters who demand to be shown the way to the bird people's home; Kaänga, though wounded, follows, and rescues Ann and the bird people. Untitled story, art by Bill Walsh; Simba prevents Varma killing a lost white child; Varma plots revenge with the aid of the jackals; While the jackals attack Mrs. Simba, Varma makes off with one of Simba's cubs. The Cat Tribe; Brief natural histories of several African cats. Untitled Captain Terry Thunder story; Trader Sanders spurs natives to attack the building of an auxiliary fort to avoid lancer investigation of his illicit trading; Terry and the lancers defeat the natives and force Sanders to admit to his duplicity. "Spoor of the Demon Ape" text story. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; The Ageelas are driven from their village into Wambi's jungle by the followers of the raider Arungo; Wambi and Tawn persuade Arungo's elephants to rebel against their masters and drive them away from the Angeela village. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Otanu seeks to prevent Tongo's ascension to the Membesi throne; He conjures the evil goddess, Shamatar, and promises her a soul in return for her help; Shamatar sends a leopard to attack Tongo during a zebra race, allowing Otanu to win. Untitled story, pencils by Matt Baker; Gun runners kidnap the Masai princess, N'kota, and frame the Ugandis for the crime in order to incite warfare; Camilla rescues the princess and stops the impending war. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #123
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 123

    "The Ark of the Mist-Maids!", pencils by Maurice Whitman; The Wasumbas witch, Lutoa, is poisoning the chief so that her confederate, N'toba, can seize the chieftainship; Kaänga exposes her plot; N'tonga is killed by animals captured for a funeral sacrifice and Lutoa is captured. Untitled story, pencils by Richard Case; A tiger, brought to Simba's jungle for cross-breeding with lions, escapes and proclaims himself king of the jungle. Untitled story; As Captain Terry Thunder attempts to settle a border dispute between tribes, both parties are attacked by ape men, who are, in reality, disguised henchmen of Baron Lorne who has discovered diamonds in the area and wants both tribes driven out. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi and Sirdah are captured by a big game hunter who wants Sirdah as a prize and Wambi to help him entice other animals into traps; Wambi extracts a promise from Sirdah to only kill when necessary in return for helping him escape. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; The Aswengi witch doctor and his wife murder Chief Okuda and frame Tabu; Tabu tricks the pair into confessing with his illusions. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; King Cobra's gang is raiding pygmy funeral barges and taking sacred gold; King himself is beginning to feel remorse for the native killed in these raids; He attempts suicide but manages to only wound himself; He succumbs to amnesia and is befriended by Camilla; His gang seize him from her and plan new raids; Camilla promises to help the pygmies defend their barges; King warns Camilla about the coming raid, allowing her to prevent it. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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    $179 JUNGLE COMICS #123 (1950) ⭐ CGC 4.5 ⭐ Kaanga Golden Age GGA Fiction House Comic

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  • Issue #128
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 128
    • Cover glued to first wrap at spine. 1 1/4" Cumulative spine split. Residue and staining.

    "Dawn-Men of the Congo," art by Maurice Whitman; The Wagonas send word to ga that they are encountering strange animals in their new country; Kaänga, Ann, and Zulu go to the Wagonas and encounter numerous prehistoric animals and Neanderthals; Kaänga challenges the Neanderthal chief to single combat and wins. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; Simba rescues a baby eland from an attack by a hawk. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; Trader Harry has been seduced into cheating the natives by Nancy; Tabu exposes the dishonesty and shows Harry a vision of his murder at Nancy's hand. Untitled story; Chief B'timi is drugged by the Freunds and induced to reveal the location of Golden Beard's grave and its treasures; Terry follows them and uses the booby traps put in place by Golden Beard to prevent them from looting the grave. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi helps Princess Natoli recover the sacred sword of her people. Untitled story, pencils by Ralph Mayo, inks by Bernard Sachs; Renegade Chaney posts false notices of new land open for homesteading and, with his gang disguised as natives, attacks the would-be settlers and steal all their supplies; Camilla discovers the plot and exposes it to the commissioner. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #133
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 133
    • Paper: Off white to white
    • Label #2130591008

    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.

  • Issue #141
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 141

    Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Mark and Sylvia plot to kill Mark's ward, Thorsten, and steal his fortune; Kaänga thwarts them and turns them over to the district commissioner. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; A rhinoceros threatens to tear down a monkey band's fruit trees unless the monkeys bring him hay so he doesn't have to graze in the hot sun; Wambi and his friends free the monkeys from the rhino's tyranny. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; Tabu turns a trio of vampire women into hyenas. "Training for the Big Cage" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Renegades Biggs and Blake plan to steal the sacred treasure of the Ape Temple; They disguise themselves as priests, but Camilla exposes them and takes them prisoner for transferal to the district commissioner. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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    $325 Jungle Comics #141 - Fiction House 1951 Golden Age Issue - CGC FN/VF 7.0

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  • Issue #146
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 146
    • Staple rust. Rust migration.
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    • 1 1/2" cumulative spine split. Water spotting. Cover oxidation.
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    "Orphans of the Congo," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga, Ann, and Zulu rescue the kidnapped parents of a pair of lost white children. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi grows bored with Tawn and Ogg and goes to play with the monkeys; He builds a kite and his pulled off his feet into a crocodile pool; His cries for help reach the ears of Tawn and Ogg who rescue him and chide him for playing with monkeys. "The Big Ghost of Simbah," art by Robert Webb; Terry exposes a plot to loot an underwater temple by white jewel thieves, using a mechanical octopus while lion cultists keep away outsiders. "Dangers in the Big Cage" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Treasure hunters kidnap the Nambuma princess and extort labor from her warriors for their radium mine; Camilla discovers this and frees the princess and leads the warriors in rebellion. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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    $40 JUNGLE COMICS 146 / GOLDEN AGE FICTION HOUSE kAANGA1952/ Orphans of the Congo

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  • Issue #150
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 150

    "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.

  • Issue #151
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 151

    Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Niles and Glutz use the warriors of the Watimbis, fire hunters, to take over the post run by Trader Sanders; Instead it is a ruse to help attack the B'Shongo Temple and steal its riches. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi has to take on King Rhino and his animals in order to cross the jungle. "Escape at Midnight" text story by Clyde Beatty. Untitled story, art by Robert Webb; Kruger pays off some members of Chief Bambo's tribe to help kill Gloria and gain control of her plantation; He is tricked by Kleeto and Thunder into exposing himself and is arrested. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Moloki and Babongo share tales of their their large animal encounters that also serves as inspiration to stand up to Big Tembu. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Mason and his men capture Professor Brownley over native gold and are stopped by Camilla. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #152
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 152

    "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.

  • Issue #159
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 159
    • Cover and 7 wraps detached at one staple. Water damage.
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    "The Big Game Hunters!", art by Maurice Whitman; A trio of big game hunters are slaughter drugged animals in order to capture the kill on film and enhance their reputations; Kaänga puts a stop to their hunts by stampeding Marmo's herd over them, killing them. "The Devil Dog" text story by Gus Cassell. "The Magic Tree," art by Tony D'Adamo; The queen of a vulture cult attempts to force the artists of the Bushangos to created vulture fetishes for her. Objecting that such objects were evil, the Bushangos refused; The queen placed a curse on them and then attempted to kill them, but they were protected by the eagle spirit of a magic tree. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Jim tells a story about the faithfulness of elephants. "Voodoo"; A fictionalized account of the Haiti slave rebellion of 1794. Untitled story, art by Matt Baker; Treasure hunters capture and torture Abdola, but he refuses to reveal the location of Tiger Girl's secret temple; However, the thieves drug one of her tigers and follow it as it staggers back to the temple; There they attempt to find the treasure but are killed when Tiger Girl topples the idol of Kahiva on them. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #162
    Jungle Comics (1940 Fiction House) 162
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    "Wild Boy!", art by Maurice Whitman; Greg Hartley has come to Kaänga's jungle to find his lost nephew. "Congo Justice" text story by John Starr. "The Temple of the Leopard" starring Kaänga, art by Maurice Whitman; Hurley pursues the treasure allegedly hidden by Billy's father; Billy's friend and guardian, Noguli, overcomes Hurley, and Billy is reunited with his uncle. "The Firebirds," art by Bill Benulis; A terrorist group vows to drive all whites from Africa; Their leader, Boku, is shot by a young white boy. "Jackal-Man"; Fossil hunters are thought to be prospecting valuable ores and are pursued by Hakkim Rood; Rood is killed by a dinosaur that survived in a warm pool. "The Voodoo Master!"; Tiger Girl exposes a witch doctor's curse of blindness as a trick of hypnotism. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #2
    Jungle Comics (1988 Blackthorne) 2

    Stories by Bruce Jones. Art by Hal Jones (credited as Dragan Flaesc), Donnie Jupiter, and Adrian Moro. Cover by Dragan Flaesc. Blackthorne presents new adventures inspired by the classic jungle adventure comics of the 1930s and 40s, and featuring two of their most enduring characters: Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and Kaanga, Jungle Lord. The two immortal heroes of the jungle join forces against the sinister Lugawa. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle; Kaanga, Jungle Lord. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.00.

  • Issue #2
    Jungle Comics (1997 A-List) 2
  • Issue #5
    Jungle Comics (1997 A-List) 5
  • Issue #1A
    Jungle Girl (2007 Dynamite Entertainment) 1A

    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.

  • Issue #2B
    Jungle Girl (2007 Dynamite Entertainment) 2B

    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.

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    $6 Jungle Girl #2 ~ DYNAMITE 2007 ~ Adriano Batista VF/NM

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  • Issue #3B
    Jungle Girl (2007 Dynamite Entertainment) 3B

    Cover by Adriano Batista. 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.

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    $10 JUNGLE GIRL #3, NM-, Frank Cho, Adriano Batista, 2007, more indies in store

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  • Issue #1A
    Jungle Girl (2008 Dynamite Entertainment) Season 2 1A

    Cover by Frank Cho. Frank Cho, Doug Murray (W) Adriano Batista (A) Covers: Frank Cho, Adriano Batista Dynamite's Jungle Girl series returns under the direction of cover artist/co-plotter Frank (Avengers) Cho, co-plotter/writer Doug (The 'Nam, SAVAGE TALES) Murray and interior artist Adriano (RED SONJA) Batista! From the stunning conclusion of the first season to the exciting opening of our new season of stories, Jungle Girl delivers action, excitement, twists, thrills and the finest illustrations of dinosaurs and the female form found in comics today! Don't believe us? Just check those covers! And that's just the beginning... for our second season, Cho and Murray are taking the action underground, and underwater as more clues regarding Jana, the undisputed Queen of the Jungle, finds out more about her mysterious past, and the mysterious island she call home! Featuring two covers per issues, one by the incomparable Frank Cho and the other a 1 in 4 chase cover by Adriano Batista! Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #2A
    Jungle Girl (2008 Dynamite Entertainment) Season 2 2A

    Cover by Frank Cho. Frank Cho (W) Doug Murray (W) Adriano Batista (A) Dynamite's Jungle Girl series returns! Again under the direction of cover artist/co-plotter Frank (Avengers) Cho, co-plotter/writer Doug (The 'Nam, SAVAGE TALES) Murray and interior artist Adriano (RED SONJA) Batista! Explore the underwater world in our second season, as Cho and Murray are taking the action underground, and underwater as more clues regarding Jana, the undisputed Queen of the Jungle, finds out more about her mysterious past, and the mysterious island she call home! Featuring three covers per issue, one by the incomparable Frank Cho and the other two by Adriano Batista and Frank Martin Jr.! Retailers, check order form for retailer incentives! Cover price $3.50.

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    $15 Jungle Girl #2 Dynamite Ent. 2008, Frank Cho Octopus Cover, Doug Murray, VF+
    $25 Jungle Girl Season 2 ~ Hardcover in Dust Jacket ~ Frank Cho ~ NM ~ One Owner

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  • Issue #4A
    Jungle Girl (2008 Dynamite Entertainment) Season 2 4A

    Cover by Frank Cho. by Doug Murray & Adriano Batista The second season of Jungle Girl hurtles towards its amazing conclusion from creators Frank Cho, Doug Murray and Adriano Batista! Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #5A
    Jungle Girl (2008 Dynamite Entertainment) Season 2 5A

    Cover by Frank Cho. by Frank Cho, Doug Murray & Adriano Batista. Writer Doug Murray and cover artist/co-plotter Frank Cho conclude their most exciting Jungle Girl series yet! Over the course of the last two years, fans have been demanding answer to the mysterious origins of Jana and at the conclusion of this issue, the biggest mystery stands revealed! Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #4
    Jungle Girls (1988) 4

    Cover by Bill Black. "Irish, Queen of the Jungle!" article by Bill Black, includes photo of Irish McCalla as Sheena. "My Heart Belongs to Kong," script by Bill Black, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Bill Black and Mark Heike; Blazewell, a disgruntled special effects man unleashes a mechanical gorilla that battles Tara during a publicity appearance for a film. Untitled Tiger Girl story reprinted from Fight Comics #42, art by Matt Baker; Cattle are mysteriously stampeding; Investigating, Tiger Girl is netted by Wantu pygmy warriors and fights her way free. "Oil!," art by Bob Lubbers; reprinted from Jungle Comics #97; While Tibu is running to file a deed to an oil discovery for Sandra and Thompson, Thompson shoots him; Camilla saves him. Untitled Sheena, Queen of the Jungle story, art by Robert Hayward Webb; reprinted story from Jumbo Comics #110. Photo of Irish McCulla as Sheena. 36 pgs., B&W. $2.75. Cover price $2.75.

  • Issue #8
    Jungle Girls (1988) 8

    Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black and Bill Feret. Art by Robert Webb and Bob Lubbers. 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 Fiction House, publisher of the immortal Sheena and other jungle heroes, both female and male. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and Bob get caught up in the power struggle over an African throne; Ann and Kaanga confront poachers in the wild; Con artists impersonate Camilla, Wild Girl of the Congo, in order to turn her tribal allies against her. Jungle Girls; Sheena Queen of the Jungle; Camilla Wild Girl of the Congo; Ann and Her Mate; Tara; Cave Girl; Neon Jungle Girls! 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #10
    Jungle Girls (1988) 10

    Cover by Bill Black, based on an original image by Matt Baker. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Allan OHara, Morgan Thomas and Victor Ibsen. Art by Victor M. Bridges, Bob Powell, Bill Marimon, Dave Roberts, Brad Gorby, Jack Abel, and Max Elkans. AC Comics reprints classic jungle-girl stories that originally appeared in comics from the Golden Age, along with some new ones. Femforces Tara of the Jungle encounters alien women who want to abduct her to compete in galactic games; Cave Girl and her male sidekicks are abducted by hairy snowpeople; Tiger Girl tries to protect a hunting party from angry natives. Tara of the Jungle; Cave Girl: Spears of the Snowmen; ACs Jungle Girls!; Tiger Girl: The Enchanted Valley; Nyoka the Jungle Girl and the Flying Snake. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #13
    Jungle Girls (1988) 13

    Cover by Richard Roman and Mark Heike. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black and Richard Roman. Art by Richard Roman, Mark Heike, Chris Allen, Robert Webb, and Matt Baker. AC Comics reprints classic jungle-girl stories that originally appeared in comics from the Golden Age, along with some new ones. Tara of the Jungle and Synn are seemingly attacked by a vampire queen, but it turns out theres voodoo at work; Tiger Girl attacks a slave market that deals in native women; Sheena targets a treacherous ivory hunter who is trying to trick both his partner and a neighboring tribe. Tara: Vampire Queen of the Horror Kraal!; Jungle Queen; Tiger Girl; Sheena, Queen of the Jungle. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #6
    Jungle Jim (Circa 1982 Pacific Comic Club Reprints) 6
    • Rust migration.

    Story, art and cover by Alex Raymond. Pacific Comics Club presents full-color reprints of the classic Sunday adventure strip from Alex Raymond, creator of Flash Gordon. Collects the Sunday strips from Jul. 14, 1935 to Oct. 27, 1935. When Bruder takes Mrs. Romney's baby to a native tribe, Jim suspects an evil ritual, but Bruder actually has revenge in mind. Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 15-in. x 10-in., 20 pages, Full Color.

  • Issue #NN
    Jungle Jo (1950) NN
    • Paper: Off white to white
    • Label #1234585008

    Content likely intended for publication as the non-existent Jo-Jo Comics (1945) #30. Feature stories are "Jo-Jo Congo King" with mastheads obscured so that only "Congo King" remains; scripts retain the "Jo-Jo" character name. In order of appearance: "Congo King, The Political Pirates!"; "Congo King"; "The Cheat! The Swaggering Coward." retitled and reprinted as "The Coward." in Ghostly Weird Stories (1953) #124; and "Congo King, The Crossbowmen of Carnabor". "Otombo to the Rescue!" text story reprinted from Jo-Jo Comics (1945) #7B. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #2
    Jungle Tales of Tarzan (1964) 2

    Cover by Sam Glanzman. Stories and art by Sam Glanzman, Pat Masulli, Bill Fraccio, Tony Tallarico and Joe Gill. Charlton Comics, believing Tarzan to be a public-domain character, produced this short-lived series before the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate made them cease and desist. It's an unauthorized adaptation of Burroughs' Jungle Tales of Tarzan, telling tales of a young Tarzan before he met Jane. An unusual item for the Tarzan collector. When a renegade ape abducts Tarzan's friend Teeka, he takes off in pursuit, in a story with great art by comics legend Sam Glanzman. In a tale of Tarzan's early life, a lunar eclipse leads him to adventure as he tries to save the moon. Plus tales of life in Africa and among the apes. The Battle for Teeka; The Lost Temple of Laas; A Family Man; Tarzan Rescues the Moon; Earth in Space. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #3
    Jungle Tales of Tarzan (1964) 3

    Cover by Dick Giordano and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Stories and art by Sam Glanzman, Bill Fraccio, Tony Tallarico and Joe Gill. Charlton Comics, believing Tarzan to be a public-domain character, produced this short-lived series before the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate made them cease and desist. It's an unauthorized adaptation of Burroughs' Jungle Tales of Tarzan, telling tales of a young Tarzan before he met Jane. An unusual item for the Tarzan collector. Stolen elephant meat gives Tarzan nightmares, in a story with art by comics legend Sam Glanzman. In another tale of Tarzan's early life, Tarzan wrestles with the concept of "God." Plus the legend of the ape-men of Mt. St. Helens. The Nightmare; The Witch Doctor; Elephant Enemies; Ape Canyon; The God of Tarzan. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

  • Issue #4
    Jungle Tales of Tarzan (1964) 4
    • Cover oxidation, warping.

    Cover by Pat Masulli and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Stories and art by Bill Montes, Ernie Bache, Frank McLaughlin and Joe Gill. Charlton Comics, believing Tarzan to be a public-domain character, produced this short-lived series before the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate made them cease and desist. It's an unauthorized adaptation of Burroughs' Jungle Tales of Tarzan, telling tales of a young Tarzan before he met Jane. An unusual item for the Tarzan collector. Tarzan tries to teach the ape tribe how to resist lions by dressing in a lionskin, but that almost backfires in a deadly way. Then he uses the lionskin to prank the natives of a nearby village, but a real lion shows up. Plus deadly facts about the crocodile. The Lion; Just Jungle; A Jungle Joke; Crocodile Tears. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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  • Issue #16
    Jungle Thrills (1952) 16
    Published Dec 1952 by Star.
    • INCOMPLETE. Centerfold and first two pages missing, affects art and story. Near full length spine split.
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    Cover by L. B. Cole. Stories and art by John Alton and Matt Baker. Tales of jungle heroes and other adventurers, male and female. Numbering continues from Sport Thrills (1950 Star) #15. Jungle hero Rulah encounters a man who is following a strange letter into a death-trap, in a story with art possibly by Matt Baker. Jo-Jo the Jungle King battles Gabu, an aging white-haired giant who kidnaps his mate in a gesture of pure primate politics. Phantom Lady learns that an accused murderer has an identical twin sister, in a story inked by good-girl art legend Matt Baker. Also featuring a great gorilla-girl cover by L. B. Cole. Rulah, the Jungle Goddess: Jungle Murder In Duplicate; Bonnie Hawks; Jo-Jo the Jungle King: Kingdom of Unseen Terror; Jack Kent, Lock Expert; Kit Carson and the Two Bears; Phantom Lady: The Substitute Cinderella. 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

  • Issue #1
    Jungle Twins (1972 Gold Key) 1

    Painted cover art. "Royal Warriors," script by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Paul Norris; The Jungle Twins each slay leopards, making them warriors and councilors among the Wakondis; Their adopted father, Chief Molo, tells them that as infants they were sole survivors from the crash of a flying machine; With their brother Bakali they investigate the airplane wreck, taking artifacts; As they creep past the enemy Badogo town they spot and free two white captives, who help them piece together their story. The twins are heirs to a European throne. Origin of the Jungle Twins, Kono and Tono. # on cover 90276-204 April. #1 4/72. 36 pgs., full color. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

  • Issue #2
    Jungle Twins (1972 Gold Key) 2

    "Marked for Destruction" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-207 July. #2 7/72 15c Cover price $0.15.

  • Issue #4
    Jungle Twins (1972 Gold Key) 4

    "Survival!" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-301. No month listed on cover. #4 1972 15c Cover price $0.15.

  • Issue #12
    Jungle Twins (1972 Gold Key) 12

    "The Haunted Valley" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-501. No month listed on cover. #12 1/75 25c Cover price $0.25.

  • Issue #15
    Jungle Twins (1972 Gold Key) 15

    "The Stalkers" with story by Gaylord Du Bois and art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-507. No month listed on cover. #15 7/75 25c Cover price $0.25.

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  • Issue #15
    Jungle Twins (1972 Whitman) 15

    Whitman edition. Painted Cover. Cover price $0.25.

  • Issue #1
    Junker (1993) 1

    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.

  • Issue #3
    Junker (1993) 3

    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.