Issue Contents:
Queen of the Congo Rifles
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
Credits
- Pencils: Jack Kamen (uncertain)
- Inks: Jack Kamen (uncertain)
Story Notes
The cover has 2 titles, neither of which has any connection to the cover illustration. One of the titles (Queen of the Congo Rifles) has some connection to the first story.
"Together with Ann, his mate, and Zulu, the voiceless man-cub, Kaänga roamed the Congo's twisting trails..."
Storyline
Ann and Zulu are captured by a hostile tribe bent on exacting revenge on Kaänga for a murder they believe he committed. Kaänga frees his companions and forces the witch doctor to admit to framing Kaänga.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- Zulu
- Tana (princess of the Ugandas)
- Ugandas (African tribe)
- N'toba
- Marmo (elephant)
- Cole
Credits
- Pencils: Julien Hippolyte
- Inks: Iger Shop
Featuring Kaänga Says
"This is an alligator, not a crocodile - but..."
Characters
- Kaänga (narrator)
Story Notes
Facts about jungle animals.
"Weeks had passed since Kaänga denied the Tanganis hunting rights to the Bantu plains."
Storyline
Kaänga is framed by treasure hunters for an attack on the Tanganis and theft of their sacred treasure. The treasure hunters capture Ann. Kaänga rescues Ann and exposes the treasure hunters' tricks.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- Zulu
- K'linga (chief of the Tanganis)
- Turk Taylor
- Morgan
- Naru
- Tanganis (African tribe)
- Marmo (elephant)
Credits
- Pencils: Julien Hippolyte
- Inks: Iger Shop
Story Notes
House ad for 6 Fiction House titles
"The jungle was Kaänga's kingdom! And no man knew or ruled his dominion better."
Storyline
Kaänga leads what he believes to be a group of scientists to the N'glios' Temple. They are in fact, treasure hunters. The N'glios attack the party. It is only after Kaänga is rescued from drowning by the N'glios' chief that the deception is exposed. Kaänga turns the thieves over to the district commissioner.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Mixer
- Lato
- Zulu
- Ann Mason
- Pete
- N'glios (African tribe)
- Marmo (elephant)