Jungle Comics #24 - Battle of the Beasts - Cover art by Dan Zolnerowich - 1 Comic - First edition - 1942





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Battle of the Beasts - Cover art by Dan Zolnerowich, Jungle Comics, first edition, issue #24, artists Al Walker, Al Gabriele, Henry Kiefer, Sy Reit, Al Stahl and Dan Zolnerowich, in discrete condition.
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This issue is Jungle Comics No. 24, published by Fiction House in December 1941.
And here are the main details and the historical context of the issue:
Exact dating: December 1941 (visible in the left-hand circle: DEC. No. 24 - 10¢).
Cover story: It features Kaänga, Jungle Lord in the tale titled "Battle of the Beasts," where he fights against Nazi soldiers.
Historical context: Published in the same month as the Pearl Harbor attack (December 1941), the issue reflects the World War II climate in which American comics of the Golden Age integrated anti-Nazi propaganda into adventure stories.
Characters and secondary stories contained:
Camilla, Queen of the Lost Empire
Wambi, Jungle Boy
Capt. Terry Thunder
Red Panther
Simba
Publisher: Fiction House, a renowned Golden Age publisher known for its dynamic action covers, pulp-style, and strong, bold heroines.
This issue is Jungle Comics No. 24, published by Fiction House in December 1941.
And here are the main details and the historical context of the issue:
Exact dating: December 1941 (visible in the left-hand circle: DEC. No. 24 - 10¢).
Cover story: It features Kaänga, Jungle Lord in the tale titled "Battle of the Beasts," where he fights against Nazi soldiers.
Historical context: Published in the same month as the Pearl Harbor attack (December 1941), the issue reflects the World War II climate in which American comics of the Golden Age integrated anti-Nazi propaganda into adventure stories.
Characters and secondary stories contained:
Camilla, Queen of the Lost Empire
Wambi, Jungle Boy
Capt. Terry Thunder
Red Panther
Simba
Publisher: Fiction House, a renowned Golden Age publisher known for its dynamic action covers, pulp-style, and strong, bold heroines.

