Jungle Jim (Circa 1972 Pacific Comic Club Reprints) comic books 1970-1985

Part I. Story, art and cover by Alex Raymond. The first reprints of the legendary Sunday adventure strip from Pacific Comics Club, an early mail-order fan network in the years before the Internet. Sometimes listed as Jungle Jim #1A. Collects the Sunday strips from July 21, 1935 to Mar. 29, 1936. When Bruder takes Mrs. Romney's baby to a native tribe, Jim suspects an evil ritual, but Bruder actually has revenge in mind; Reverend Chalmers heads into the bush to investigate a native cult, but when his daughter Lynne follows him, Jim knows that trouble is ahead.  13-in. x 9-in., 80 pages, B&W.

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Part IB. Story, art and cover by Alex Raymond. The first reprints of the legendary Sunday adventure strip from Pacific Comics Club, an early mail-order fan network in the years before the Internet. Sometimes listed as Jungle Jim #1B. Collects the Sunday strips from Apr. 12, 1936 to June 20, 1937. Jim learns the truth about Lil's past and says a fond farewell; Jim and Lil face the Chinese rebels known as the Revolution of the Purple Triangle to save Lynne Chalmers. 13-in. x 9-in., 80 pages, B&W.

Part I, Chapter II: The Ghost of Java Sea. Story, art and cover by Alex Raymond. The first reprints of the legendary Sunday adventure strip from Pacific Comics Club, an early mail-order fan network in the years before the Internet. Collects the Sunday strips from March 20 1938 to August 7 1938. Lil investigates Jim's disappearance and follows rumors of his ghost to Singapore; Jim has faked his death to give him the edge against a pirate blockade. 13-in. x 9-in., 60 pages, B&W.

Part I, Chapter III: The Despot of Pagan Island. Story, art and cover by Alex Raymond. The first reprints of the legendary Sunday adventure strip from Pacific Comics Club, an early mail-order fan network in the years before the Internet. Collects the Sunday strips from August 14 1938 to May 21 1939. Jim sets out to track down Karnak's mountain hideout and rescue Lil. But meanwhile, Lil has two weapons of her own: her sharp tongue and Karnak's traitorous niece, Judith. 13-in. x 9-in., 100 pages, B&W.

Part II. Story, art and cover by Alex Raymond. The first reprints of the legendary Sunday adventure strip from Pacific Comics Club, an early mail-order fan network in the years before the Internet. Collects the Sunday strips from Sept. 29, 1940 to May 4 1941. Exploring the Central American jungles, Jim, Kitty and Kolu stumble on a plot to destroy the Panama Canal. Final issue of the series. 13-in. x 9-in., 20 pages, B&W.