Thun'da, King of the Congo #[nn]

Pilot Roger Drum crash-lands in a hidden prehistoric valley in Africa, stranded with no way home. Forced to survive among a tribe of cave dwellers, he earns their trust by defending them from a more aggressive group and a monstrous serpent. After his final shot echoes through the jungle, the tribe names him Thun'da, honoring the sound he made as he fought.

Thun’da, hunted by a tribe of savage monkeymen, fights his way free after killing their king, Kwa Kung, and escapes with Pha. With the enraged ape-men marching on Shareen atop their mighty drothga, Thun’da must rally scattered tribes to stand against the coming assault.

In "The Ape God of Kor," Thun'da, Pha, and Cave Girl are captured by the apemen of Kor, a tribe ruled by the enigmatic Ap'aan. With the jungle holding secrets and the apemen's loyalty to their ape god uncertain, it's Cave Girl’s rare gift—her ability to communicate with animals—that may be their only way out.

In "The Gold-Maker!", Thun'da faces a jungle mystery when a long-dormant machine from the age of dinosaurs awakens, transforming everything it touches into gold. With greed igniting a frenzy among the tribes and outsiders alike, Thun'da must protect the sacred land from those who would destroy it for riches—especially as the scheming Raoul Descartes and the enigmatic Chief Wabulli have their own dangerous agendas.

In this pulse-pounding jungle tale, the colossal ape Mugongo unleashes terror upon Shareen’s people, capturing them and dragging them into the wild. Thun'da must outwit the beast in a deadly game of survival, leading Mugongo into a trap that could end in ruin—or redemption.