Ki-Gor, King of the Jungle

First Ever Adventure of Legendary Pulp Hero Straight from Pages of Jungle Tales! Plus second bonus Ki-Gor novel! Thrill to the debut story that presented Ki-Gor, the jungle hero second only to Tarzan in Popularity, in the Spring 1938 pulp magazine Jungle Tales. In Ki-Gor King of the Jungle, you will meet the great Ki-Gor--actually Robert Kilgour (the son of a Scottish missionary killed in the jungles of Africa) who lives alone in the wilds and has raised himself to become a heroic figure of manhood. Then the White Lord of the Jungle meets proud, pampered Helene Vaughn, the wild pet of civilization, when her plane crashes. Here is a woman whom only Ki-Gor could tame, and he wants her for his mate. But first he has to save her from the thousand spears and blood lust of the Wunguba, most feared and deadly of all jungle tribes. Next, read Nirvana of the Seven Voodoos, the story where Ki-Gor at last brings Helene back to the outposts of civilization, but only after an adventure that seems to promise certain death to the Jungle Lord. No broken, haunted captive lived to flee the jackal-born terrors of Nirvana, where the King of the Living Dead, a strange, gleaming-eyed scientist, rules with the dread hand of ancient gris-gris. And yet Ki-Gor dares enter that forbidden kraal, dares try to wrest Helene from its secret power--and even dares challenge the proud, half-human ape-men to, one last, hopeless battle. If you love pulp, you will love Ki-Gor.