Jungle Jim #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJungle Jim #1 (1980) kicks off with the title character and his companions uncovering a long-forgotten city, only to find it ruled by the enigmatic Doctor Omar. Beneath the jungle canopy, the lost island hides a laboratory where science and madness blur, as Omar conducts unsettling experiments that defy nature. Written by Bhob Stewart and brought to life with striking, surreal art by Steve Ditko, inks by Wally Wood, and lettering by Ben Oda, the cover by Sal Gentile captures the mystery and danger of the unknown.
In "The Beast Man and the Man Beast," Jungle Jim stumbles upon a hidden city deep in the jungle, only to find it ruled by the twisted genius Doctor Omar—whose experiments blur the line between man and beast, turning humans into feral tigers and tigers into thinking men. The story unfolds with a chilling mix of mystery and dread, as Jim and his companions confront the horrifying results of a mad scientist’s ambition.
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