Jungle Comics #85

In "Brides for the Man-Apes," a mad scientist’s twisted experiment fuses N'Tito’s mind with an ape’s body, setting Ann’s life in peril as the creature is driven to destroy her. Kaänga and the transformed N'Tito race to stop the horror before it’s too late—though not without sacrifice.

In this 1947 adventure from Jungle Comics #85, Terry rides into danger to save the sultan's daughter from her captor, Ali Khan. Disguised as the feared outlaw the Desert Whip, Keeeto outwits both the kidnapper and the odds, setting the stage for a daring rescue.

In "null," Jo and a fellow hunter trick Wambi into recording his voice commanding animals, then use the tape to capture dozens without effort. When the jungle falls silent under their control, Wambi steps in to save his friends—though how he does so remains a mystery.

**"Jungle Traps"** presents a fascinating look at the deadly methods jungle natives employ to catch dangerous game and predators. From wire snares that catch birds mid-swoop to pitfalls lined with stakes for big cats, from bamboo traps that cripple elephants to springbows and deadfalls that dispatch hippos, this educational feature reveals the ingenious—and lethal—ways hunters have adapted to survive in one of Earth's most unforgiving environments.

In "null," the tribal tension escalates when witch doctor Sikulu manipulates his people into believing white scientists are responsible for their chief's death. As the tribe marches toward the scientists' camp, Tabu steps in to reveal the truth—Sikulu's own treachery—and the consequences unfold in silence.

In this 1947 jungle tale from *Jungle Comics #85*, jewel thieves abduct Trader Tom, pressing him to reveal the hiding place of his prized pearls. When Camilla intervenes to save him, she must face not only the remaining thief but also the deadly jungle itself—where a viper claims one life before she brings the threat to an end.