Jungle Comics #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," young Wambi’s curiosity leads him to the monkeys, where he builds a kite and ventures too far—only to be swept into a crocodile pool. His frantic cries summon Tawn and Ogg, who rush to pull him to safety, only to scold him for wandering off and playing with the apes.
In "The Big Ghost of Simbah," a daring young man races to stop a band of white jewel thieves from plundering an ancient underwater temple, using a cleverly crafted mechanical octopus to navigate the depths. As he battles the treacherous waters and the secretive lion cultists who guard the site, he must outwit both man and myth to protect the temple’s secrets.
In "null," a young woman named Camilla uncovers a hidden threat when treasure hunters seize the Nambuma princess and force her warriors to toil in a dangerous radium mine. With courage and cunning, Camilla helps the princess escape and ignites a fierce uprising among the warriors, turning the tide against their captors.
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↩ Reprints Wambi, Jungle Boy #13 (1951), Jungle Comics #146 (1952), Jungle Comics #147 (1952), Kaänga Comics #11 (1952)
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