Terrors of the Jungle #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Jungle Justice," Mildred ventures from her Explorers Club to challenge the legends surrounding Rulah, only to fall into the clutches of the jungle's enigmatic cult leader Patmos, whose dark rituals hinge on sacrifice. With Patmos convinced her fate will empower him, Rulah—aware of his obsession—moves to intervene before it's too late. The story unfolds in the wilds of a forgotten jungle, drawn with bold, energetic lines by the Iger Shop, while L. B. Cole's striking cover captures the tension of the moment.
A Hollywood film crew ventures deep into the Congo to shoot scenes among the legendary Blue Pygmies and their mysterious white goddess, Nagra Jungle Queen, but jealousy and rejected love become far more dangerous than any jungle peril. When passions ignite between the cast and crew, one woman's desperate act of revenge threatens to destroy them all—until Nagra's jungle justice reveals the truth hidden in plain sight.
Mildred Maxim ventures into the jungle to debunk the legends surrounding Rulah, only to be captured by the ruthless Patmos, who sees her as the key to unlocking ancient, deadly power. With the help of Tombo, Rulah—aware of Patmos’ dark obsession—races to stop him before the jungle’s hidden curse is unleashed.
When the evil sorcerer Loki discovers a lake village sitting atop hidden gold, he moves quickly to enslave the people and claim the treasure for himself—but Rulah, the white goddess of the jungle, stands in his way. As Loki weaves lies and schemes to outwit her, Rulah must navigate his treachery and protect her people's rightful share, with the jungle itself becoming a dangerous battleground between them.
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↩ Reprints Zoot Comics #12 (1948), Zoot Comics #13 [b] (1948)
Reprinted in Roy Thomas Presents Rulah - Jungle Goddess #2 (2015)
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