Jungle Jim #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Jaina," Jungle Jim steps up when malaria fells Tom Griffin, taking charge of the payroll run through dangerous terrain. When the revered bull elephant Taw-Sin, driven by seasonal madness, abandons the caravan and later returns to save the group from dacoit raiders, Jim must navigate the volatile situation—especially as Griffin, still recovering, warns that Taw-Sin’s temper remains unpredictable. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated with vivid energy, this 1958 adventure captures the raw tension of survival in the wild, with Morris Gollub’s dynamic cover capturing the moment of Taw-Sin’s thunderous charge.
In "The Temper of Taw-Sin," Jungle Jim takes command when malaria fells Tom Griffin, leaving the payroll journey vulnerable. When the legendary bull elephant Taw-Sin, driven by seasonal madness, abandons the caravan and attacks the group, chaos erupts—only to be met by a surprising turn when Taw-Sin, now ridden by the recovering Griffin, charges down a Dacoit raiding party. As both man and beast begin to heal, Griffin remains cautious, calling for the tether chain, mindful that Taw-Sin’s temper still runs wild.
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