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Sean Clarke UNITED STATES
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Jungle Action (vol. 2) #20, page 13

Location: Billy Graham
Artists: Billy Graham (Penciller) ,  Bob Mcleod (Inker)

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Location: Billy Graham
Title: Jungle Action (vol. 2) #20, page 13*
Artist:  Billy Graham (Penciller) ,  Bob Mcleod (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1912
Likes on CAF: 3
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Comments: 3
Added to Site: 9/28/2006

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Here's another powerful page featuring T'Challa versus the Klan.

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CHRIS OLIVERIA Member Since 2011
Posted On 4/19/2015

An amazing group of pages from this story have! Thanks for posting these.
Big Phill Member Since 2016
Posted On 3/3/2024

all of these are incredible!!!

Bill J Member Since 2009
Posted On 1/10/2025

Wow! What a stunning page from Jungle Action #20! The Black Panther is investigating a rumor of Klan activity and is captured by the Klan! What a shockingly powerful page from a 1976 Marvel comic! It's a very political message for its time. To their credit, Marvel didn't shy away from controversial subject matter like this. The art was, of course, penciled by Billy Graham, the first black artist hired by Marvel and he did an amazing job on this page. That middle panel, with T'Challa being grabbed and manhandled by robe-wearing Klu Klux Klan members is still shocking in its directness. You can see the burning cross just behind the KKK members holding the Black Panther. This page is truly amazing for its strong message against racism! Thanks for sharing!