Jumbo Comics , #61

Published: March 1944

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King-Beast of the Masai

Story Featuring Sheena

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King-Beast of the Masai

Story Featuring Sheena

"All right Chim, go on ahead, we'll be..."

Storyline

While hunting the lion, Bobtail, Sheena and Bob encounter Dorna who has fled from an arranged marriage.

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Story Notes

The story title is taken from the front cover.

Story Featuring Hawks of the Seas / The Hawk

"As shining as a silver saber, turning the..."

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Capt. Hawk is summoned to the Isle of Forgotten Men to liberate slaves.

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"Manila Journal. Prince Yoshiwara coming! Visit of emperor's..."

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"Stuart, Laura, and Doc Hayward are held up..."

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Traveling several hundred years into the past to Turkey, Stuart and the Haywards are immediately taken prisoner; Laura is auctioned off in a slave market and is later rescued along with Prince Sahrib's loved one, Zelda.

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"We're gettin" hot, Creep! Before Maxie Bloom was..."

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Inspector Dayton searches for Maxie Bloom's cache of $20,000 hidden away in a picture frame; however, Dayton is not the only one searching for the hidden loot.

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"Bounding waters from nowhere rage down like a..."

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Midnight helps lead Bill's family away from a flood to safety.

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Johnny Roman

"Confidential Record from the files of Drew Murdoch..."

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Johnny Roman finds a pair of gloves that are imbued with the spirit of Mr. Cayne.

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Strictly Unofficial

"Bill Carey stood in the middle of an airfield in newly occupied Alpino."

Story Notes

The house name 'Tom Alexander' was used on occasion for stories by both Ruth Roche and Toni Blum.

"Outguess the weatherman"

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Back cover.

"Boys! Here's your chance to get into action!"

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Inside back cover. Earn money or prizes by selling Collier's Magazine.

"Why guess? Get the best"

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Inside front cover. House ad for six Fiction House titles.