Wambi, Jungle Boy #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When the Red Tempest Roars," Wambi’s playful pranks with his stilts earn him the jungle’s cold shoulder—until a sudden threat from local hunters captures several animals, including Tawn, who refuses Wambi’s help. When Tawn is taken trying to free Ogg, Wambi takes a bold stand, using his stilts to scare the hunters and rescue his friends. Written by Roy L. Smith and illustrated by Henry Kiefer, this 1951 adventure blends humor and courage in the heart of the jungle, with the cover by Henry Kiefer capturing the moment’s tension.
In this 1951 tale from *Jungle Boy* #3, Wambi’s playful pranks with stilts earn him the cold shoulder from his jungle companions. When hunters begin capturing animals, even Tawn rejects Wambi’s help—only to be taken himself while trying to free Ogg. Using his stilts to outwit the hunters, Wambi steps into a moment of courage that earns him back the trust of his friends.
In a tense jungle rescue, Mrs. Simba is trapped in a hunter’s snare, her cries drawing mandrills that attack her. Kino races to summon Simba, who arrives just in time to drive off the primates and enlist two elephants to topple the tree holding her.
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↩ Reprints Jungle Comics #118 (1949), Jungle Comics #123 (1950), Wambi, Jungle Boy #6 (1950)
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