“Ki-Gor carved his way through them, moving with blinding speed.” Title page in the pulp magazine “Jungle Stories,” Fall 1945.
“The Golden Beast of Zuli’Maen” by John Peter Drummond.
“The plea of a prince, and a key that could make a king brought Ki-Gor, White Lord of the Jungle, and his golden mate, Helene, to the forgotten city of Zuli’Maen. Treachery welcomed them, and a deathless god who thirsted for their blood. The White Jungle Lord alone and weaponless, fought a weird battle – with a choice, if he won, of dying at the side of his golden mate, Helene, or watching her die alone.”
“Ki-Gor carved his way through them, moving with blinding speed.” Title page in the pulp magazine “Jungle Stories,” Fall 1945.
“The Golden Beast of Zuli’Maen” by John Peter Drummond.
“The plea of a prince, and a key that could make a king brought Ki-Gor, White Lord of the Jungle, and his golden mate, Helene, to the forgotten city of Zuli’Maen. Treachery welcomed them, and a deathless god who thirsted for their blood. The White Jungle Lord alone and weaponless, fought a weird battle – with a choice, if he won, of dying at the side of his golden mate, Helene, or watching her die alone.”