Jumbo Comics #124 1949 CGC NM 9.4 Golden Age Sheena Matt Baker Jack Kamen Art For Sale

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This Jumbo Comics #124 from Fiction House (June 1949) is CGC certified 9.4 Near Mint with off-white to white pages. A Near Mint grade means a very well-preserved book, showing only minor wear and a few small handling marks rather than any real reading wear. The issue leads with a Sheena, Queen of the Jungle cover story, \"The Voodoo Beasts of Changra-Lo,\" backed by the Ghost Gallery and The Hawk features, with art from Golden Age favorites Matt Baker and Jack Kamen. At 52 pages for a dime, it\'s a solid example of Fiction House\'s late-1940s jungle adventure line.
Key Details:

• Sheena is one of comics\' earliest female action leads, later adapted for TV and film
• Jumbo Comics ran 168 issues (1938–1953); high-grade late-1940s survivors are scarce
• Matt Baker is one of the most sought Golden Age \"good-girl art\" artists among collectors
• Fiction House\'s Sheena stories helped pioneer the \"jungle queen\" comic genre

Storyline:The cover sends Sheena into a jungle showdown tied to a voodoo-cursed locale called Changra-Lo, with the elephant and wild cat rampaging across the cover hinting at beasts turned dangerous by dark ritual. A full scene-by-scene synopsis of \"The Voodoo Beasts of Changra-Lo\" could not be verified against the approved research sources (see note at bottom), so treat this as a top-level read of the cover concept rather than a confirmed plot summary.
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