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142October 1951
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Jungle Comics #142

Fiction House · October 1951

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Series
Jungle Comics (Fiction House, 1940 series)
Issue
#142
Publication date
October 1951
Key date
1951-10-00
Indicia publisher
Glen-Kel Pub. Co. Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Sheba of the Terror Clawscover1Kaänga; Ann Mason
1The Big Six of the Comics!promo (ad from the publisher)1
2Sheba of the Terror Clawscomic story10script: Frank Riddell; pencils: Maurice Whitman; inks: Maurice WhitmanQueen Sheba (introduction, villain); Toru (introduction, villain, death); Landra (introduction); Mitchell (introduction); Kaänga; Marmo (elephant); Zulu; Ann Mason
3-comic story4script: Roy L. Smith; pencils: Henry Kiefer; inks: Henry KieferWambi; Ogg; Tawn; Sirdah (tiger)
4Pulling Bonerstext article1script: Sidney Elias
5-comic story5script: Pierre La Rue; pencils: Bob Webb; inks: Bob WebbBlack Karen (introduction, villain); Terry Thunder; Keeto; Lieutenant Devers
6Killer-Cats in the Big Cagetext story2script: Clyde Beatty
7-comic story7script: Victor Ibsen; pencils: Ralph Mayo; inks: Ralph MayoKaboola (introduction, villain, death); Murdock (introduction, villain, death); the Silver Spears (introduction, villains); Commissioner Bryan (introduction); Agora (introduction); Wemzulus (African tribe); Waziris (African tribe); Carton; Barrow

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