Ki-gor and the Giant Gorilla-men

From the long running Ki-Gor series of jungle stories, we present the third and fourth stories: "Ki-Gor--and the Giant Gorilla-Men" and "Ki-Gor--and the Secret Legions of Simba" by John Peter Drummond. Fully illustrated with the original interior artwork from the pulp magazine Jungle Stories.

KI-GOR - AND THE GIANT GORILLA-MEN: Captives never escaped Nirvana. No broken, blasted soul lived to flee that horrible Dark African valley ruled by Krishna, blazing-eyed mad scientist. How could Ki-Gor, guileless jungle hunter, wrest lovely, pampered Helene Vaughn from the sly, deadly grasp of the Gorilla Master?

KI-GOR - AND THE SECRET LEGIONS OF SIMBA: "Death to the white men!" . . . Africa was arming for war. From Basutoland to the voodoo banks of the black Congo the blood-thirsty legions flocked to the green banner of Simba. And first to be caught in that rising red tide of revolt were Ki-Gor, white son of the jungle, and his civilization-pampered mate.