TV's Original Sheena - Irish McCalla #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Irish, Queen of the Jungle," the titular heroine uncovers a witch doctor’s true identity and battles a massive river python—only to realize the whole spectacle was a staged scene for a film. When night falls, Irish discovers the movie crew are using their props to smuggle drugs across the border. Written by Bill Black and illustrated by C. Bradford Gorby, with inks by Mark Heike and colors by Bill Black, this 1992 adventure blends jungle intrigue with a hidden conspiracy, all under a cover by C. Bradford Gorby.
In "Irish, Queen of the Jungle," Irish and Jack find themselves caught in a bizarre mix of adventure and deception when a local witch doctor’s reveal leads to a deadly encounter with a river python—only to discover it’s all part of a film shoot. As the crew’s seemingly innocent production hides a dangerous smuggling operation, Irish must navigate the blurred line between performance and peril.
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↩ Reprints Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #3 (1943), Jumbo Comics #108 (1948)
Reprinted in Irish of the Jungle #1 (2003)
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