Jo-Jo Comics #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Congo King Jo-Jo and a woman named Nee are held captive by Congo King and his tribe after being bound by a giant serpent. Congo King demands they choose between death or joining his jungle kingdom, while a witch doctor places a curse on them. Jo-Jo pursues the evil Congo King through the jungle after the captive woman Toni shoots at the villain with a firestick, but Congo King escapes and vows revenge. The story concludes with Jo-Jo discovering a mysterious black door hidden in the jungle that may unlock the secret to Congo King's dark magic.
When a ruthless queen named Ivora and her warriors invade Jo-Jo's jungle to hunt elephants for their ivory, they leave a trail of wounded beasts in their wake—a mystery that draws the Congo King into a dangerous confrontation. Jo-Jo must uncover Ivora's true ambitions and stop her scheme before she claims the sacred ivory grounds his people protect. Stan Ford's "The Fantastic Tusks of Terror!" is a wild adventure of jungle treachery, wounded beasts, and a queen with dangerous plans for power.
When a mysterious idol begins terrorizing Jo-Jo's village with threats and supernatural fire, the Congo King must uncover the truth behind the so-called "Idol of Many Faces"—before the frightened villagers turn against him completely. As Jo-Jo investigates deep into the jungle, he discovers that not all curses are divine, and some threats are far more sinister than ancient magic. With Tanee and his people in danger, Jo-Jo races to expose the real culprits behind the idol's dark influence.
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Reprinted in Marvel Boy #45 (1951), Terrors of the Jungle #5 (1953), Ghostly Weird Stories #120 (1953), Terrors of the Jungle #6 (1953), Ramar of the Jungle #2 (1955), Jungle Adventures #17 (1964)
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