Jann of the Jungle #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cry Danger!", Jann of the Jungle faces a deadly deception when a corrupt trader manipulates the locals into believing a man-eating tiger is loose—his real goal being to drive them from their land so he can drill for oil. With the truth uncovered, Jann must act fast to stop the scheme and protect the tribe, all while confronting the very beast that’s been used as a weapon. Written by Don Rico and illustrated by Don Heck, with a striking cover by Bill Everett, this 1957 adventure blends jungle peril with moral stakes in a tale that’s as tense as it is timeless.
In "Midnight Marauder!", Jo and Cliff uncover a deceitful trader manipulating the jungle’s people by spreading fear of a man-eating tiger—his cover for planning to seize their land and drill for oil. When the truth emerges, Cliff must face the beast in the dark, not just to save lives, but to protect the jungle’s balance.
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Reprinted in Savage Tales #6 (1974), Al Williamson: Hidden Lands #[nn] (2004), Atlas Artist Edition #2 (2024)
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