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The Congo Kill-Cry
"Some called him the white-ape of the Congo..."
Storyline
Borungu witch doctor, B'fonga, schemes with treasure hunters to steal the Bufungus' sacred idol. Kaänga exposes Borungu and restores the idol to the tribe.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- leopard cultists
- Marmo (elephant)
- Zulu
- Riker
- Borungos (African tribe)
- Briggs
- B'fonga
Credits
- Pencils: Julien Hippolyte
- Inks: Iger Shop
Story Notes
cover title (which might not refer to this story): The Congo Kill-Cry
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Story Notes
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...When the Earth was Young
Featuring African Wild Life
Credits
- Pencils: Fran Hopper
- Inks: Fran Hopper
"For over a hundred years the powerful L'Dongu and the not so powerful Bathonga native tribes had been bitter enemies."
Storyline
During their annual war games, the L'dongu sub-chief frames the Bathongas with the crime of attempting to kill during the games. Kaänga exposes D'burra's plot and restores peace between the tribes.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- L'dongus (African tribe)
- Bathongas (African tribe)
- N'shanti
- D'burra
- Marmo (elephant)
Credits
- Pencils: Julien Hippolyte
- Inks: Iger Shop
Floating Safes
Jackal Justice
Credits
- Script: Frank Riddell
"The B'Kuta tribe trained the great tuskers of the jungle."
Storyline
Crooked trader Sanchez ambushes the B'kutas' gift for the commissioner of trained elephants. Kaänga defeats Sanchez's force and captures Sanchez for punishment by the commissioner.
Characters
- Kaänga
- Ann Mason
- B'kutas (African tribe)
- Pedro Sanchez
- N'koto
Credits
- Pencils: Julien Hippolyte
- Inks: Iger Shop