Stories of Sheena, Spring 1951

A replica of the first and only issue (Spring 1951) of STORIES OF SHEENA pulp magazine featuring THE SLAVE BRAND OF SLEMAN BIN ALI by James Anson Buck. "Rain had forsaken the Congo. Hunger stalked the land. And lean, ravenous Abama warriors led by the Golden Goddess of all the jungle--Sheena--marched doggedly against the walls of might Kilma to bury the ancient curse of Sleman bin Ali." SARGASSO OF LOST SAFARIS by James Anson Buck. "Bilina drums sent Sheena's warning rolling through the fetid jungles: Wise men don't flaunt ancient tribal taboos . . . but all fools die quickly on the forbidden trails of the Congo." KILLER'S KRAAL by James Anson Buck. "Fierce and unswerving was the jungle's allegiance to the wing-footed white goodess--all but Yamo Galagi, famed earth-shaker of the ancient Kalundas, who bowed to no law but his own insidious ju ju." COBRA DEATH by John Starr/Tom O'Neill.