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Jumbo Comics was an influential American comic book magazine and one of the
earliest long-running titles of the Golden Age of Comics, was an anthology
adventure comic, featuring a mix of jungle adventures, science fiction and
fantasy, sea stories and exploration tales.
It is especially famous for
introducing Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, one of the first female comic-book
heroes, who became the magazine’s most popular character.
First issue:
1938. Publisher: Fiction House. Run: Late 1930s through the early 1950s.
When it debuted, "Jumbo Comics" helped define what American adventure comics
could be. At a time when superheroes were just emerging, the magazine focused on
exotic settings, strong action plots, and serialized storytelling.
Sheena
quickly became a standout feature and later spun off into her own title,
contributing greatly to the success of Fiction House. Over time, the magazine
adapted to changing tastes but gradually declined as superhero comics came to
dominate the market.
Peter Pupp - Vendetta With Merrystone: Part 2
Hawks of the Seas
Jest
Laffs
Heroes of Sport
The Count of Monte Cristo - The Man Who Lived Twice:
Part 2
Spencer Steel - Bobby In Hollywood: Part 2
Bobby
Modern Planes
and Model Building
Uncle Otto - The Experiment of Kromo: Part 2
The Diary
of dr. Hayard
Sheena - Bart Lugar's Cutthroats: Part 2
Wilton of the West
Red Fang
Pee Wee
Gilda Gay
Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in "A
Letter of Introduction"
Yhe Adventures of Tom Sherrill - Sanctuary: Part 2
The Hunchback of Notre Dame - The Ace of Spades Gang: Part 2
Inspector Dayton
Jumboners Starring Jumbo Jim
Jumbo Jim's Prize Party
Puzzle Phun
Horse
Thief - The Transovanian War: Part 2
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