Issue Contents:
The Warrior-Apes of Voodoo Veldt
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
Credits
- Pencils: John Celardo
- Inks: John Celardo
Story Notes
Cover has 3 titles; the illustration matches the third one, but none of the issue's stories.
Story Notes
Inside-front cover ad for 6 Fiction House titles
"Every living creature, who breathed the free jungle air, fell under the protection of Kaänga..."
Storyline
A plane crash strands a trio of explorers on the rim of an ancient volcano. Kaänga and Ann offer assistance and they are all attacked by the Ka-winas, an ancient tribe determined to keep their home inside the volcano a secret. Kaänga uses the explorers' dynamite to ignite the volcano and destroy the Ka-winas and pushes the plane off the rim to glide to the jungle below. Kaänga and the explorers fly the plane into the Valley of Mist where they find Carthina, a lost Carthaginian outpost. Kaänga and his companions help restore the emperor to his throne after a coup by his daughter Portia.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- Lance
- N'ghana
- Ka-winas (African tribe)
- Helen
- Asika
- Helena
- Portia
Credits
- Pencils: (uncertain)
- Pencils: (uncertain)
- Inks: Maurice Whitman (uncertain)
- Inks: (uncertain)
Story Notes
This story's title on the cover is Kaänga and the Panther Princess The Moreira credits are from the original GCD entry for the original publication.
"Come, Ann... the gift I carved for chief N'tana is finished..."
Storyline
A witch doctor, travels from village to village taking two maidens from each to use as "helpers." In reality, he is selling them as slaves. He takes Ann, and all the slaves are liberated by Kaänga.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- Rainmaker
- N'geeso
- N'tana
- Tuaka
- El Cairn
Credits
- Pencils: (uncertain)
- Pencils: (uncertain)
- Inks: Maurice Whitman (uncertain)
- Inks: (uncertain)
Story Notes
The Moreira credits are from the GCD entry for the original publication.
The Green-Eyed Monster
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann
- Nuki (slim daughter of Chief Nagaki)
Credits
- Script: Frank Riddell
"Kaänga, why do we take this stream? It flows so swiftly and the crocs are hungry!"
Credits
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