Jungle Jim Archives

Now we have Nancy Collins, writer of Vampirella #9, talks with writer Paul Tobin about KING: Jungle Jim #1, both on sale February 4th. NANCY COLLINS: Did you have any familiarity with the original Jungle Jim, either in comics format or the old B-movies starring Johnny Weissmuller? PAUL TOBIN: Some I was definitely familiar with the character,[...]

We're talking about the Fantastic Four teaser trailer and we want to know your thoughts, and before you leave, make sure you tell us what comics you're most looking forward to pick up this week, whether online or at your local comic shop, because we want to talk to you about great comics that are[...]

The least known of the King Features Syndicate characters being used by Dynamite is Jungle Jim Which may also make him the most intriguing The first issue went on sale Monday from Paul Tobin and Sandy Jarrell Here we have a look at some of Jarrell's art work for the series in both black and[...]

There are three Rob Liefeld covers… a Prince Valiant we've shown you before, a Jungle Jim one we haven't shown and a Mandrake the Magician one that we don't get to show… plus there is a Mike Mayhew cover for Lady Demon and a Cedric Poulat cover for Legenderry: Vampirella If any of these covers[...]

We have another first look, this time inside the new King Features crossover from Dynamite, King: Jungle Jim #1 This series is being written by Paul Tobin with art by Sandy Jarrell and a first issue cover by Darwyn Cooke. For more on King: Jungle Jim #1, click here. We have another first look,[...]

As we get closer to the big King Features Crossover that Dynamite is starting the new year with, Byron Brewer got a chance to talk with Paul Tobin about taking on the least known of the characters, Jungle Jim. BYRON BREWER: To me, Jungle Jim has always been a weird corner of the King universe[...]

With Dynamite launching a new series of comics based on the King Features characters, most folks know of Flash Gordon, Mandrake The Magician, The Phantom and even Prince Valiant… Jungle Jim on the other hand is a bit more obscure To get a better feel for the character and the series, Byron Brewer talked with[...]

The event will bring together some of history's most famous comic strip heroes – Flash Gordon, Mandrake the Magician, Prince Valiant, The Phantom, and Jungle Jim, to comic books with five miniseries that build to a grand crossover in May. Each launch issue of the King event features an interlocking cover by acclaimed artist Darwyn Cooke[...]