Thun'da, King of the Congo #6

When elephant-headed raiders descend on the River Bantu villages with a herd of tuskers in tow, young Chief King Rex swears vengeance—but soon discovers he's found an unlikely ally in Thun'da, King of the Congo. Together, the two mighty warriors must uncover the truth behind the terror of the tusks and stand against impossible odds to reclaim the Bantu lands and restore peace to the jungle.

When actress Joanne Cofford arrives in the African jungle to film a comeback picture, she convinces Thun'da to appear in her movie—a decision that enrages her jealous director, Hans Bruler, who becomes determined to eliminate the jungle king. As night falls and Bruler stalks Thun'da with a high-powered rifle equipped with a sniper-scope, the hunter becomes the hunted in a tense game of survival in the darkness. With the stakes mounting and secrets about who really pulled the trigger set to unravel, Thun'da must survive the jungle's most dangerous predator—man.

When Bedouin slave traders called the "Women-Stealers" raid the jungle, they capture both the Amazon queen Irana and Thun'da's woman Pha—setting the King of the Congo on a collision course with desert invaders who've underestimated both his cunning and his allies. Forced to team up with Irana herself and her warrior maids, Thun'da must outmaneuver an enemy at home in open sands but lost in the jungle's shadowed depths. A battle of wits and steel unfolds as he hunts the slave raiders through the wilderness to rescue the women they've taken.