Synopsis
At their African encampment, Pantha hears a drum message announcing a celebration among the Mogambi tribe. She and Dane journey to the village and learn that the son of the chief has just returned from being educated in the west. He proves to be a vicious and arrogant man, and, spotting children playing with diamonds, he forces some of the natives to collect them for him. His schemes are thwarted when he encounters a safari whose leader steals his diamonds. Pantha and Dane save him and he has a change of heart, announcing he will use the diamonds to improve the quality of life of his people.
Notes
Copyright information was found in the Library of Congress online archive for this issue. The copyright date is listed as February 3rd 1948. The cover date is listed as April 1948. N. L. Pines is not credited in the indicia, but in the Statement of the Ownership as Editor and Owner.
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Credits
- Script
- Charles S. Strong, Richard Hughes, Donald Bayne Hobart
- Pencils
- Alex Schomburg, Art Saaf, Art Gates, Al Hartley, Lin Streeter, Edmond Good
- Inks
- Alex Schomburg, Art Saaf, Art Gates, Al Hartley, Lin Streeter, Edmond Good
- Editor
- Ned Pines
- Business manager
- H. L. Herbert
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