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"Wolves of the Desert Night," art by Maurice Whitman; A group of escaped convicts, disguised as commissioner's guards, raise havoc in Kaänga's jungle until they are exposed by Kaänga and turned over to authentic district commissioner guards. Untitled story; Brugga kidnaps Simba's cubs, with the intention of killing them; Simba arrives just in time to save the cubs and kills Brugga in combat. Untitled story, pencils by Jay Disbrow, inks by Bill Walsh; Captain Terry Thunder escorts an archaeologist and his assistant to the Kongola country where they hope to find a buried, ancient city; A pair of prospectors, illegally hydraulically mining in the area, unearth the city. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; A snake charming witch doctor is hired by hunters to bring them game; He uses his flute to lure all the animals of the jungle to the hunters' steamboat where they are caged; Wambi follows and frees the animals, extracts a promise from the witch doctor to never do this again, and cages the hunters, sending their steamboat down the river. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; B'maki, a prince of the Basulis, intercepts the new bride of his brother, Orago, as she makes her way to the Basuli village; He plans to marry her himself and become chief; Tabu divines the location of the kidnapper and his victim and hypnotizes B'maki, causing him to fall in a crevasse where he will wait for the jungle authorities. Untitled story, pencils by Ralph Mayo; Camilla infiltrates the camp of the safari raider, the Scorpion, disguised as one of his lieutenants; She then opens the camp's gate to a safari that had been robbed by the Scorpion and they defeat the Scorpion's men. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Trail of the Pharaoh's Eye," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga and the district commissioner seek the Bolton safari; They find the party's doctor and press on; At the safari camp, Professor Bolton is ill and the natives believe that he is possessed; The natives assemble to drive out the Bolton party; Kaänga soon learns that the doctor, Norris, has betrayed the party and convinced the natives of the evil possession of Bolton in order to make a claim on the lost Bankhead Diamond Mine discovered by the party. Untitled story; A gohali maddened bull attacks Madu, who has set himself up as lord of the water hole; The wounded Madu flees and is attacked by Simba who drives him from the jungle. Untitled story; Terry and artist Miss Hall are captured by slavers; They make an escape and lead their pursuers into an ambush previously planned by Terry and Keeto. Untitled story, art by Howard Larsen; Logo, witch doctor of the N'kolis, takes the reins of power from the late chief's daughter, Meme; When Tabu attempts to restore Meme to her chieftainship, Logo dismisses Tabu's illusions for what they are; Tabu then lures a gorilla to the village and where it attacks Logo and carries him off into the jungle. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Polga is selected to go to America to study medicine; His jealous brother, Guroa, attempts to murder him; He is saved by Wambi who exposes Guroa. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; The commissioner sends Camilla and small party to confirm the discovery of some ancient temple treasures; He sends a runner after the party departs to warn them of white criminals operating in the area; The criminals, Morgan's gang, intercept the runner and take his letter, re-writing it so that Camilla will believe that the commissioner wants them on the expedition. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Safari Sinister," art by Maurice Whitman; Teenage girls, touring the jungle, are turned on by their guides when they run across a cache of Spanish gold; Kaänga and the girls manage to defeat the guides and their native assistants. Untitled story, art by Richard Case; Gubu declares himself king of the jungle, but he is defeated by Simba; Gubu then goes to Simba's lair to kill Simba's cubs; However, Simba has followed him and prevents the killings. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli (as Mack); Tabu spots evil doings on the funeral barge of the Songhai and uses his magics to raise the spirits of the Princess's panthers to chase away the criminals, then seeks to revive the seemingly dead Princess; Once she is revived, the duo head to the kraal to take on the criminals, who have stolen rare jewels from the tribe. Untitled story; International spy, Greta Zharkov, comes to the jungle to secure uranium for her country; Terry exposes the plot to the Wangulis who own the land where the uranium is located. "The Jewel Juju of Begwana," art by Ralph Mayo; Thieves take the sacred jewels of the Begwanas, but they are captured by Camilla and the jewels returned to the tribe; The thieves are taken to the district commissioner for trial. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Phantoms Of The Congo," art by Maurice Whitman; Jungle guides Potter and Nelson scheme to loot the Bambutis' temple; To assist them in their scheme, they steal a hot air balloon and a half-track from the Blandings' safari; Kaänga and Ann help recover the balloon and half-track and expose Potter and Nelson's schemes. Untitled story, art by Enrico Bagnoli; Through a vision, Tabu learns that the Bulangis are worshiping the python god, Pitor, and that their temple will collapse if they do not stop; He uses his illusions to frighten the Bulangis into fleeing the temple, moments before it collapses. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Awagi, witch doctor to the Dahallis, murders the chief; The only witness is Kuzu, who flees into the jungle; Wambi helps Kuzu expose Awagi to the Dahallis as a murderer and thief of the tribe's sacred treasure. Untitled story, pencils by Ken Battefield; Terry is re-assigned to the lancers' intelligence division and ordered to go after the slaver, the Black Scourge; Terry makes contact with the Scourge but the villain escapes. Untitled story, pencils by Bob Lubbers, inks by Ralph Mayo; Camilla works with Hank Bradford, a district policeman, to find and destroy the slavers under the command of Gayenda. 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.

Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Witchdoctor N'gola plots with criminals Dawson and Potter to drive the Sandses from their mine; While Ann helps hold off the Dar-fungs (attacking at N'gola instigation), Kaänga exposes the witchdoctor as a fraud. Untitled story, pencils by Ken Battefield; Terry assumes the guise of the recently deceased Desert Panther, a staunch opponent of slavers in the area. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Sirdah tricks the Tuareks into believing that Wambi has desecrated their idol; When Tawn and Ogg go to investigate, they are captured; Wambi frees them and tricks Sirdah into battle with the warriors. Untitled story; Through the use of a mind-control gas, Tabu is tricked into getting a pair of animal thieves safe passage into the Akoonas' kraal; He recovers in time to prevent the theft of the Akoonas' animals and to capture the thieves. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Ugago is accused of leading white looters to the Zagounas' temple; Camilla discovers it was done by placing a radio tracker on Ugago and convinces the tribe. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; A treasure hunter impersonates a Dyola god in order to exploit an ancient treasure trove. Kaänga exposes the impostor. Untitled story, pencils by Robert Webb; Terry and the undercover Agent X-5 capture Tanya Karga, a slaver and smuggler. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; Wambi and his jungle friends destroy a dam built by prospectors. Untitled story; Thieves Brad and Fargo take a sacred idol but are cursed by the goddess of the idol; one is killed and the other becomes blind. Untitled story, art by Ralph Mayo; Safari guides Shane, Jake, and Marty hope to steal anthropologist Harris's safari gear to sell to Arab traders; Knowing that Harris is seeking the Zoualas (who long left this country), they send out signal drum messages that there is to be a sacrifice at the old Zouala temple in order to draw Harris to them. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"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.

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.

Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Emir Shekar is teaching his stepson how to be a ruthless ruler by watching the slaughter of slaves; Kaänga frees the slaves and takes Prince Kajumba with him; Kaänga and N'sungu build a stockade for the newly-freed slaves; Shekar attacks with his war elephants. Untitled story, art by Henry Kiefer; A sacred white ape demands that Wambi worship him and is only prevented from hurting the boy by Tawn's timely interference; Then the ape falls into a crocodile pool and is rescued by Wambi and Tawn; The natives that worship the ape arrive and hope to kill Tawn. "Fan Mail" text story by Clyde Beatty. "The Shrunken Heads!", art by Tony D'Adamo; Jivaro headhunters lure several plantation owners to their death by promising them secret riches and then harvesting their heads. Untitled story; The Bantulis are wantonly slaughtering animals on the veldt. Jim and the bushmen put a stop to it. Untitled story; In order to loot the Masai's sacred treasure, Dawson pretends to be the prophet of the Masais' river god; Tiger Girl exposes him and he falls to his death. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"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.

"The Devil's Temple," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga helps a woman pursue her fiancée who has become obsessed with a lost pool of immortality. "Jungle Justice" text story by Frank Riddell. "End of the Trail" starring Kaänga, art by Maurice Whitman; Hilton finds the pool of immortality, but he is killed by a sea monster living in the pool. "The Shadow Men"; An anthropologist, an ivory hunter, and a tax collector each tell a story related to pygmies. Untitled Jungle Tales story; Jim describes the training of cheetahs. "The Enchanted Valley"; A curse is put on a safari that dares to enter the Enchanted Valley; They are attacked by what appears to be a giant python; It is, in reality, a model of a snake, manned by the natives of the Valley; Tiger Girl leads the safari out of the Valley. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

1st printing. By Mike Hoffman. Nobody draws the fair sex like Hoffman, and this bevy of actual commissions created especially for this magazine sized convention-style sketchbook bear out the artist's love of the female form in a serious way! His pencil swirls and caresses every sensuous curve and cranny, plus there's big cats and gorillas too! Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 40 pages, PC/PB&W. Mature Readers Cover price $12.95.

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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 Apr. 22 1934 to Aug. 5, 1934. The mysterious white chieftain Lona tries to set his native forces against Jim and his allies, but the tables are turned. Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 15-in. x 10-in., 20 pages, Full Color.

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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 Aug. 12, 1934 to Nov. 25, 1934. Tiger Peters escapes prison, and seeks revenge on Jim by ambushing the mining expedition that Jim is guiding. Also including Fantastic Fashions paper dolls based on Flash Gordon and Jungle Jim characters, drawn by Raymond himself (a feature of the original comic strip). Softcover (Saddle-Stitched/Stapled), 15-in. x 10-in., 20 pages, Full Color.

In order of appearance: "Jungle Jo, Forbidden Valley" retitled and reprinted as "Valley of the Demon Monsters" in Blue Bolt (1949) #116; "Tangi, The Temple of the Moon God!" retitled and reprinted as "The Evil Heart" in Terrors of the Jungle (1952) #20; and "Jungle Jo, Jungle Man Hunt" reprinted in Jungle Thrills 3D (1953) #1. "The Fatal Gems" text story reprinted from Western Thrillers (1948 Fox) #2 and in Frank Buck (1950) #71. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Syd Shores. "Fanged Fury!", script by Don Rico, art by Jay Scott Pike; Jann adopts a lion cub that she believes has been orphaned. "Jungle War!", script by Don Rico, art by Fred Kida; Waku refuses to lead his men into war against Rakatu but is willing to challenge Rakatu to single combat to the death. "Jungle Gold" text story. "Rampage!", script by Don Rico, art by Sid Greene; Omo leads the jungle animals to safety ahead of a wild fire. "Hurricane!", script by Don Rico, art by Joe Maneely; Cliff eradicates a nest of pythons that had long plagued the local tribe. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Russ Heath. "Jungle Fangs!", script by Don Rico, art by Jay Scott Pike; The natives are aroused by a Kremlin agent to drive out Pat and Jann. "Blood Brother to the Lions!", script by Don Rico, art by Fred Kida; When the outcast Kom kidnaps Lalei, Waku pursues them with the lion, Naru; When they are all threatened by a forest fire, Kom surrenders and acknowledges Waku as his chief. "Jungle Diplomats" text story. "The Hidden Death!", script by Don Rico, art by Syd Shores; Serpo seeks food for his family. "The Trap!", pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Ernie Bache; Cliff's client, Warner, is trying to commit suicide to atone for a real estate swindle. 36 pages Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Syd Shores. "The White Peril!", script by Don Rico, art by Jay Scott Pike; Jann helps Pat track down a herd of albino rhinoceroses. "The Test of the Thousand Perils!", art by Fred Kida; Zabo and the witch doctor attempt to murder Waku during a bravery ritual in order for Zabo to become chief. "Jungle Stampede" text story. "Bull Elephant!", script by Don Rico, art by Syd Shores; It seems that Guro has gone mad but a tick bird finds a thorn in his foot; Its removal returns Guro to sanity. Untitled story, script by Don Rico, art by Don Heck; Cliff and the other hunters must come to the rescue of old Pop and the over-eager Grogg. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Pat Masulli. 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. Tarzan saves Tantor the elephant from the pit trap the Mbonga tribe built. But when Tarzan falls in the pit himself, Tantor must take action, in a story with art by comics legend Sam Glanzman. In a tale of Tarzan's early life, he battles Sheeta the panther to earn his place in the ape tribe. Plus guides to the animals of Tarzan's jungle (including dinosaurs!) and his life in the jungle. And a fond introduction by editor Pat Masulli. The Capture of Tarzan; Creatures of the World; The Fight for Balu!; Tarzans Way of Life. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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.

Cover by L. B. Cole. Stories and art by Joe Orlando and others. May or may not include 3-D glasses. A one-shot featuring tales of jungle heroes presented in 3-D. Bwaani tries to stop a slaver before he causes a tribal war. Jungle Jo battles a rhino to save Lura, but it's a trap set by hunters who want to sell Jo and Lura to a circus. A diamond hunter disguises herself as Jungle Lil to violate the Kumbes' sacred burial cave. Bwaani: Jungle Death Trek; Jungle Jo: Jungle Man Hunt; Rulers of the Jungle; Jungle Lil: Betrayer of the Jungle Dead. 32 pages, B&W with 3-D effects. Cover price $0.25.

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

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15¢ Edition. "The Golden Cage" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-304. No month listed on cover. Cover price $0.15.

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"Lair of the Monster Master" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-310. No month listed on cover. #7 10/73 20c Cover price $0.20.

"Captives of the Tower" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-503. No month listed on cover. #13 3/75 25c Cover price $0.25.

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Mark Jeweler Advertisement Insert Variant. "The Golden Cage" with art by Paul Norris. Painted front cover. # on cover 90276-304. No month listed on cover. #5 1973 15c Cover price $0.15.

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1 in 10 J.G. Jones Variant Cover. Written by Brad Meltzer. Art by Ed Benes & Sandra Hope. Cover by Michael Turner. Variant cover by J. G. Jones. Brad Meltzer and Ed Benes continue their best-selling saga of the "Tornado's Path" as the true mastermind behind the latest threat to the League is finally revealed! And an old friend reappears. ? 32 pg, FC Cover price $2.99.

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Leading off the book, it's the women of the Justive League in a story written by William Messner-Loebs, with art by Mike Wieringo and Lee Moder. Back-up stories feature the Martian Manhunter, written by Dave Rawson and Pat McGreal, with art by Dave Cockrum and Peter Gross; and Praxis, which starts a new regular feature written by Michael Jan Freidman, with art by Mike Mayhew and Dan Davis. Cover by Wieringo and Jose Marzan, Jr. 84 pages. Cover price $3.50.

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Ka-Zar the Savage is dead. And Zabu, too. Long live "Shanna the Savage!" Spider-Man appearance. Written by Bruce Jones, with art by Ron Frenz and Mel Candido. Plus, the 'Tales of Zabu!' tale "Freefall" by Bruce Jones and Val Mayerik. Cover by Ron Frenz and Armando Gil. Cover price $0.75.

Cover art by Jack Kamen. Untitled story, pencils by Tom Cataldo, inks by Ruben Moreira; Bull Brannigan hopes to drain a lake near the Mgombas village and expose an ancient city that he expects to be full of treasure; Brannigan suspects that Kaänga will interfere with his scheme and attempts to have both Kaänga and Ann sacrificed to the Mgombas' spider-god; Kaänga manages to escape and Brannigan is killed by the spiders. "Fire-Birds from the Sky!", art by Tom Cataldo; Bronson, an unscrupulous con man convinces the Tulagis that he commands the sky gods, using hot air balloons in his deception; Kaänga exposes him and watches him fall to his death. Untitled story, pencils by Tom Cataldo; Kaänga's arbitration of a dispute over an idol is not received well by the cliff people who steal the idol and Ann, with the intent of sacrificing her to the idol. "Boomerang Juju" text story by Frank Riddell. "The Dead Who Could Not Sleep," pencils by Tom Cataldo; Unscrupulous archaeologists trick the N'ganas into believing that the N'gana gods are alive; Kaänga and N'geeso expose their plans to steal the N'ganas' treasures. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Return of the Lion-Men!", art by Ruben Moreira (as Rubi Moore); A con man comes to the jungle and convinces the Tulans to give him whatever he asks for in order to have it sacrificed to their gods; Fearing Kaänga's interference, he orders the natives to bring him Ann whom he plans to kill. "The Panther Lord!", art by Ruben Moreira; A white man-led leopard cult kidnaps Ann for sacrifice. "King of the Congo Beasts" text story by Frank Riddell. Untitled story, art by Ruben Moreira; Dr. Marr's scientific expedition captures a white ape; Nilo, riding from the land of the Lake of Mists attacks the safari in order to free the ape, which is sacred to her people; They also take Dr. Marr. Kaänga and Ann pursue them; Ann is captured, but Kaänga frees both her and Dr. Marr. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by Jack Kamen. "Terror At Kaliko!", pencils by Robert Webb; El Hammad impersonates the deceased M'zabi and orders M'zabis men to kill Ann and Zulu; Kaänga frees his companions and exposes El Hammad as an imposter. Untitled story, pencils by Robert Webb; Posing as ivory traders, Carver and Strang attempt to persuade Kaänga to protect them from a pursuing tribe. Kaänga soon discovers that the ivory traders have stolen the tribe's sacred treasure; He captures the two traders and restores the treasure to the tribe. Untitled story, pencils by Charles Nicholas; Kaänga and Zulu rescue Ann and a hunting safari from the slaver, Sheikh Chandar. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Maurice Whitman. Untitled story, pencils by Robert Webb; Satina, an animal trainer, hopes to take a sacred ape back to the United States; Kaänga rescues the ape and restores it to the jungle. "The Sky Serpents' Prey!" text story by Frank Riddell. Untitled story; The medicine man of the bird people misinterprets a prophecy and for a while, the bird people believe Kaänga to be evil; But when Kaänga assists women being attacked by wild dogs, the bird people realize the truth. Untitled story; A young couple steal an idol and are pursued by a shape shifting witch until Tabu takes the idol and returns it to her. Untitled story, pencils by Robert Webb; Hagar, priestess of the apes, warns Amrâna, the tribal prince, that his people should continue to pay tribute to the ape god; Amrâna refuses until he and his men are attacked by the apes and saved by Hagar. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Maurice Whitman. Untitled story, 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; Kaänga foils the scheme and a real gorilla kills Cass. Untitled story, 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; Camilla prevents the assassination of a chief by his witch doctor. "Gorilla Hunt" text story by Frank Riddell. Untitled story, 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. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Untitled story, art by John Celardo; The overseers of the Hamiltons' mine discover that a vein previously thought to be worked out still has yields; They plot to kill the Hamiltons and claim the mine for themselves; They are foiled by Kaänga. "The Black Carpet of Death," inks by Tony D'Adamo; A pair of rhinoceros hunters are beset by soldier ants. "Matago's Drum" text story. "Lobengula"; Brief history of the conflict between Zulu king Lobengula and British imperial forces. Untitled story, 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; Camilla and the Ulangoas fight off the cultists and the witch doctor is killed in the melee. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Maurice Whitman. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; Captain Rawls of the colonial police and asks Kaänga to assist him in locating the Blanton-Becker party; During their pursuit, they are attacked by a mammoth. "The Fifth Ace" text story by A. J. Castanon. "The Cave-Man Valley," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga and his party enter a volcano through an entrance blasted by Becker; They discover that the jungle inside the volcano is home to many prehistoric monsters; They also find that Becker had imprisoned his partners, the Blanton's, and was looting the golden idols of the jungle. "The Men with Tails"; An anthropological expedition discovers a human tribe with tails. Untitled Sheena story, art by Robert Webb. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Maurice Whitman. "The He-Lions Lair," art by Maurice Whitman; Kaänga, Ann, and Zulu escort Claudia Morris to her trading post; When they arrive, they learn that the Lotukos have been raiding regularly; Kaänga leaves to go to the Lokuto kraal; Ann learns that the post manager's assistant has been paying the Lokutos to raid the post and destroy it; At the Lokuto kraal, Kaänga learns the truth as well and defeats the Lokuto chief in combat in order to become the tribe's leader. "Value Received" text story by Noel Lee. "Swindle in Ivory" starring Captain Terry Thunder, 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. "Tiger Hunt" starring Jan of the Jungle, art by Enrico Bagnoli. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Canadian Edition. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VF- 7.5 $12.50	Add to cart FN+ 6.5 $6.80	Add to cart FN+ 6.5 $7.80	Add to cart FN- 5.5 $8.10 Only one staple (manufacturing).
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"Flower." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Mike Royer. Cover by Kirby and Royer. Puma men try to capture Flower for their zoo, and Kamandi and some lion men step in to protect her. Cover price $0.20.

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"Beyond Reason." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Mike Royer. Cover by Kirby and Royer. Kamandi encounters a pet human and takes out his frustration on the captive. He then battles bear-men and reunites with Ben Boxer. Cover price $0.20.

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Add to cart Fine $3.60

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"The Devil." Script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Mike Royer. Cover by Kirby and Royer. Kamandi, lost at sea, battles leopards. After escaping, he must face a giant insect (called the "Devil"). Cover price $0.20.

Stories by Carole Curtis. Art by Terrie Smith and Michele Light, plus pinups by S.E. Mills, Dawn Phillips and Roberta Gregory. Cover by Terrie Smith. In a world populated by catlike humanoids, members of two rival nations are drawn together. Leahtrah, a healer, is captured by the warrior Thorin, but circumstances soon force them to band together. 32 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.75.

TO MARKET EDITION - Later editions have Toasted Corn Flakes "To Market" advert on back cover (paragraph below rooster pulling boy in wagon begins with "To Market"). Interior contents are identical to the earlier editions with the Old Woman in the Shoe ad. NOTE: Versions with the "To Market" ad will still vary.
Kellogg's Funny Jungleland Moving-Pictures is the 1st cereal premium ever produced. It was originally given to customers in the stores by merchants at the time of purchase of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes; later that year it became a mail-offer premium costing 10¢.
This popular premium ran all the way to 1937 with numerous edition changes. Versions cannot be narrowed down to dates, as most appear to have only the original 1909 copyright date with some exceptions like the 1932 editions.
This historical pictorial booklet for children advertises Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. It has a tri-fold outer cover, with two interior pages which are cleverly separated into six vertical strips. The strips can be individually flipped to one side or the other, allowing for clothing changes on the animals drawn inside. This unique book was patented Jan. 15, 1907. Exact measurements vary by version, approx. 6-in. x 8-in., full color.

OLD WOMAN IN THE SHOE EDITION - The earliest editions have Toasted Corn Flakes "Old Woman in the Shoe" advert on back cover. NOTE: Versions with the "Old Woman in the shoe" ad will still vary.
Kellogg's Funny Jungleland Moving-Pictures is the 1st cereal premium ever produced. It was originally given to customers in the stores by merchants at the time of purchase of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes; later that year it became a mail-offer premium costing 10¢.
This popular premium ran all the way to 1937 with numerous edition changes. Versions cannot be narrowed down to dates, as most appear to have only the original 1909 copyright date with some exceptions like the 1932 editions.
This historical pictorial booklet for children advertises Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. It has a tri-fold outer cover, with two interior pages which are cleverly separated into six vertical strips. The strips can be individually flipped to one side or the other, allowing for clothing changes on the animals drawn inside. This unique book was patented Jan. 15, 1907. Exact measurements vary by version, approx. 7-in. x 9-in., full color.

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"Clowntime is Over!" Story by Terry Kavanagh and Ron Altaville. Art by Rod Whigham and Tony DeZuniga. Bizarre murders draw the attention of the New Universe's premier paranormal investigators, Kickers, Inc. It's a caper that will set the team against their strangest adversaries yet. Cover price $0.75.

Add to cart CGC 2.5 $135.00 View scans Paper: Off white Slab: See item notes Cover detached. Inner well not fully sealed, book appears unaffected and secure. Significant front/back scuff(s). Label #0128229001

Cover by Joe Musial. Edited by Ruth Plumly Thompson (sometimes credited as Jo King). Stories and art by William Ritt, Clarence Gray, Brandon Walsh, Nicholas Afonsky, Carl Anderson, Jack Burnley, R. J. Scott, Eddie Sullivan, Charlie Schmidt, Lee Falk, Phil Davis, E. C. Segar, George Clarke, Lou Hanlon, George McManus, Otto Soglow, Eddie Rickenbacker, Clayton Knight, Ed Anthony, Romer Grey, Charles Flanders, Ruth Plumly Thompson, Don Moore and Alex Raymond. Pioneering comics publisher David McKay presents an anthology series featuring reprints of King Features Syndicate comic strips. Mandrake the Magician and Lothar continue their adventures with the circus folk. Brick Bradford; Little Annie Rooney; Henry; Sport Features; Scott's Scrapbook; Radio Patrol; Mandrake the Magician; Thimble Theatre; Flash Gordon; The G-Man; Rosie's Beau; Bringing Up Father; The Little King; Ace Drummond; Ted Towers, Animal Master; King of the Royal Mounted. 68 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD 2.0 $59.00 View scans 2.75" Cumulative spine split. Cover detached at one staple.

Cover by Joe Musial. Edited by Ruth Plumly Thompson (sometimes credited as Jo King). Stories and art by William Ritt, Clarence Gray, Brandon Walsh, Nicholas Afonsky, Carl Anderson, Jack Burnley, R. J. Scott, Eddie Sullivan, Charlie Schmidt, Lee Falk, Phil Davis, E. C. Segar, George McManus, Otto Soglow, Eddie Rickenbacker, Clayton Knight, Romer Grey, Charles Flanders, Ruth Plumly Thompson, Don Moore and Alex Raymond. Pioneering comics publisher David McKay presents an anthology series featuring reprints of King Features Syndicate comic strips. Mandrake the Magician, Lothar and Professor Thursby discover that the moon is inhabited by moon men. Brick Bradford; Little Annie Rooney; Henry; Sport Features; Scott's Scrapbook; Radio Patrol; Mandrake the Magician; Thimble Theatre; Flash Gordon; Bringing Up Father; The Little King; Ted Towers, Animal Master; King of the Royal Mounted. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.