(1950)
Fiction House,
1949 Series
- Price
- 0.10 USD
- Pages
- 36
- Indicia Frequency
- quarterly
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- Glen-Kel Pub. Co. Inc.
- Brand
-
Fiction House Magazines
- Editing
- S. M. Iger (credited as Jerry Iger) (art director)
[no title indexed]
Kaänga / comic story / 11 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Kaänga, mighty monarch of the Congo, ruled wisely and well...
- Genre
- jungle
- Characters
- Kaänga; Ann Mason; Marmo (elephant); Bongas (African tribe); Nuba; Fandaru; Tantia; Fortura
- Synopsis
- Kaänga and Ann help restore twin bird priestesses Tantia and Fortuna to the rule of their ancient city.
- Reprints
-
in Fight Comics (Trent, 1960 series) #3 ([1960])
-
- Keywords
- bondage; chariots; crocodiles; draft zebras; gyr-falcs; lions; sacred birds of gold; tigers
Indexer Notes
Cover title, "Captive of the Devil Apes", can't be applied to any story.
[no title indexed]
Ka'a'nga / comic story / 7 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Many times had the great rains come and gone since Kaänga, lord of the jungle, shattered the crocodile cult...
- Genre
- jungle
- Characters
- Kaänga; Ann Mason; crocodile cultists; Marmo (elephant); Captain Kenyon; Cynthia Kenyon
- Synopsis
- A crocodile cult takes Ann and Cynthia Kenyon, daughter of Kaänga's friend Captain Kenyon, to use as sacrifices to their crocodile god. Kaänga rescues the women and traps the cultists in a blilnd canyon for arrest by the commissioner's men.
- Reprints
- in Fight Comics (Trent, 1960 series) #1 (1960)
-
- Keywords
- crocodile cults; crocodile idols; human sacrifice; leopards
[no title indexed]
Kaänga / comic story / 10 pages
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- 'My name is Bombura, chief of the Zanzulu tribe.'
- Genre
- jungle
- Characters
- Kaänga; Ann Mason; Bombura; Zanzulus (African tribe); L'gora; tree people; Marmo (elephant); Nimbo
- Synopsis
- Bombura of the Zanzulus and L'gora of the tree people plot to pit their people against each other in a war that will lead to the overthrow of the queen of the tree people. Kaänga works for peace between the tribes but is forced to fight both of the plotters. He defeats them and restores the jungle peace.
- Reprints
- in Fight Comics (Trent, 1960 series) #3 ([1960])
-
- Keywords
- leopards; octopoid monsters; saddle zebras; sea monsters
Editing
Related Scans
Series Information
Table of Contents
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0.
Captive of the Devil Apes
Kaänga -
1.
["Kaänga, mighty monarch of the Congo, ruled wisely and well..."]
Kaänga -
2.
["Many times had the great rains come and gone since Kaänga, lord of the jungle, shattered the crocodile cult..."]
Ka'a'nga -
3.
["'My name is Bombura, chief of the Zanzulu tribe.'"]
Kaänga
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- Katie
- Gregory Fischer
- Lou Mougin (R.I.P.)
- Tony R. Rose
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