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Jungle Jim #17 (1958) · The Collector

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Dell
Jungle Jim (1954)
#17

Dell#17

Jungle Jim

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Jungle Jim #17

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: July 1958
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Stories

3 titled

1The Idol and the Ankus
2The Truce
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 207781

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Jim and Kolu join a friend in exploring the lost city of Kalemyo and encounter a rogue elephant and black panther. When the elephant goes berserk and starts destroying temple walls, Jim and his friend manage to save a stone idol that harbors a long-lost treasure.

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Credits

Writers: Gaylord Du Bois, Paul S. Newman
Pencillers: Creig Flessel, Till Goodan
Inkers: Creig Flessel, Till Goodan

Characters

Chullender Singh
Jim Bradley
Kirall
Kolu
Kumar
Ned Torrey
Ranee
Starbuck

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