Jungle Jim #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Valley of the Taboo," Jungle Jim ventures into a hidden valley where a race of giant people faces extinction, bound by a sacred taboo that forbids leaving their secluded home. When a lone man breaks the rule to seek help, the desperate natives turn against him—and now, with Jim and his companion Kolu returning, the line between savior and threat grows dangerously thin. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Paul Norris, this 1956 adventure from Dell delivers a tense, atmospheric tale of culture, survival, and the cost of breaking tradition.
In "Valley of the Taboo," Jungle Jim ventures into a hidden valley where a reclusive tribe of giant people clings to life as their numbers dwindle. When a man breaks a sacred taboo by fleeing to seek help, the tribe turns against him—and now they see Jim and his companion Kolu as threats when they return.
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Reprinted in Monster Western & Adventure #2 (1958), Jungle Jim #21 (1966), Edgar Rice Burroughs Korak, Son of Tarzan #21 (1968), Fantomet #10/1971 (1971), Jungle Jim #9
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