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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 1
Dr.
Tom
Reynolds
and his
associate
Professor
Howard
Ogden
travel
the dark
and
dangerous
jungles
of
Africa
and
India.
Accompanied
by a
succession
of local
guides,
Dr.
Reynolds,
respectfully
known as
Ramar
(Great
White
Doctor)
to the
native
tribesmen,
becomes
involved
in a
series
of
adventures
which
set him
against
an
assortment
of
villains.
Witch
doctors,
smugglers,
mad
scientists
and
exotic
wildlife
keep
Ramar
and
company
on their
toes in
every
thrilling
episode.
"Ramar
of the
Jungle"
was
created
by and
starred
Jon
Hall.
The show
was
wildly
successful
during
its
short
run of
two
years,
offering
an
exciting
and
sometimes
violent
picture
of
distant
lands.
Dark
Venture:
A
beautiful
but
ruthless
scientist
plans on
testing
her
latest
weapon,
atomic
gas, on
the
local
natives.
It's up
to Ramar
to stop
this
hideous
experiment.
Voice
Of The
Past:
Ramar
adminsters
medical
aid to a
man
who's
wife has
had a
fatal
accident.
When
ghosts
appear
and
voices
come
from the
darkness,
the
natives
believe
the
woman
has come
from
beyond
the
grave to
exact
her
revenge.
King
Of The
Watus:
Ramar,
Howard
and
Willy
accompany
a woman
into the
land of
the
savage
Watu
tribe as
she
searches
for her
lost
husband.
Lady
Of The
Leopards:
Ramar
discovers
a woman,
clad
only in
a
leopard
skin,
held
captive
by her
own
husband.
Upon
being
told
that the
beautiful
prisoner
turns
into a
man-eating
leopard
under a
full
moon,
Ramar
sets out
to find
the
truth. |
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 2
Idol
Voo-doo:
Protective
idols
are
stolen
from the
Ngoma
village,
enraging
the
tribal
elders.
The
witch
doctor
believes
that
their
absence
invites
evil
spirits,
who
begin to
infect
the
tribe
with
jungle
fever.
The
Ngoma
chief
decides
to
execute
a white
man for
every
villager
who dies
from the
virus,
and
Ramar
must
retrieve
the
idols
from a
thieving
American
explorer
to end
the
killings.
Mark
Of The
Bola:
A safari
expedition
goes
horribly
wrong
when the
native
guides
are
mysteriously
murdered
along
with
their
leader.
The only
survivor,
the
leader's
wife, is
branded
as a
witch by
superstitious
natives
who
demand
her
death.
Ramar
shelters
the
marked
woman
while
trying
to
unravel
the
mystery
of the
deaths.
Curse
Of The
Devil
Doll:
An
explorer
lays
dying in
his bed,
crippled
by an
unknown
illness.
Chief
Mutumbo
sends
for
Ramar to
help the
man, but
when the
doctor
arrives,
natives
attempt
to kill
him. The
fading
man is
guarding
a secret
which
someone
is
trying
to pry
out of
him with
voodoo,
and
Ramar
must
discover
the
truth in
order to
flush
out the
villain.
Savage
Challenge:
Willie
takes
Ramar to
meet his
native
people
in
Kangaland,
where
the
medicine
man has
taken
advantage
of the
chief's
sickness
to seize
control.
The
doctor
injects
the
chief
with
penicillin,
but
before
the
medicine
has a
chance
to take
effect,
the
Witch
doctor
captures
Ramar
and
prepares
to burn
him
alive. |
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 3
The
Mark Of
Shaitan:
Howard
is
attacked
by a
masked
disciple
of a
shadowy
cult and
awakens
with the
mark of
the
devil
Shaitan
burned
into his
hand.
Local
legend
tells
that the
recipient
of the
sinister
omen
will die
when the
mark
disappears.
As the
Professor
begins
to feel
his life
slip
away,
Dr.
Reynolds
races
against
time to
unlock
the
secrets
of
Shaitan
before
his
friend
succumbs
to the
curse.
The most
well-known
episode
of the
series,
"The
Mark of
Shaitan"
is the
first
episode
to
feature
Ramar in
India.
The
Hidden
Treasure:
A fellow
doctor's
house-boy
is
brutally
murdered.
The
trail
leads to
a
missing
talisman
and the
mysterious
Temple
of Kaali.
Although
it is
forbidden
for
nonbelievers
to enter
the holy
place,
Tom,
Howard,
and
Zahir
venture
to the
remote
temple
where
they
witness
a
bizarre
ritual
in which
a priest
is
buried
alive.
The
Bride Of
The Idol:
A friend
of Zahir
is
kidnapped
by a
pagan
cult
which
intends
to make
her the
bride of
the
vengeful
God,
Shanda.
Ramar
and
Professor
Ogden
set out
to save
the girl
from a
horrific
fate.
The
Crocodile
God Of
Kaa:
Ramar
takes on
the evil
worshippers
of the
Crocodile
God of
Kaa, who
have
been
kidnapping
villagers
and
threatening
to
sacrifice
them if
a hefty
ransom
is not
paid.
The
Crocodile
Men have
superhuman
strength,
which
has
helped
to keep
the
locals
in a
state of
fearful
submission.
Ramar
risks
his life
in an
attempt
to
discover
the
secret
to this
power
and end
the
reign of
terror. |
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 4
The
Tiger's
Claw:
A
plantation
owner is
killed
in what
seems to
be a
tiger
attack,
but Dr.
Reynolds
suspects
foul
play.
With a
killer
on the
loose in
the
jungle,
Ramar
and
Professor
Ogden
set out
to solve
the
mystery
and
avoid
being
the next
victims.
The
Devil
Soul:
Ramar
and
Professor
Ogden
happen
upon a
funeral
pyre and
are
shocked
to learn
that the
dead man
is
actually
still
very
much
alive.
The
locals
are
convinced
that
they are
witness
to the
walking
undead;
Ramar is
convinced
otherwise.
Urn
Of
Destiny:
After
removing
"The
Urn of
Destiny"
from the
sacred
Tomb of
Akara,
an
American
archaeologist
falls
under a
strange
spell
that
drives
him to
murderous
rage and
leaves
him with
no
recollection
of his
violent
behavior.
Unable
to
figure
out the
cause of
the
strange
disorder,
Dr.
Reynolds
consults
a local
doctor,
who
tells
him that
the
relic is
cursed.
The
Forbidden
Village:
While
trekking
through
the
jungle
to get a
glimpse
of the
forbidden
village,
Dr.
Reynolds
and
Professor
Ogden
come to
the aid
of an
American
photographer
who has
just
been
chased
from the
holy
city.
The
locals
believe
this
stranger's
trespassing
has
caused a
mysterious
outbreak
of
plague
in the
village.
Ramar
decides
he must
re-enter
the
consecrated
grounds
himself
in an
effort
to help
the
afflicted. |
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 5
Zombie
Terror:
Howard
Ogden is
turned
into a
mindless
killer
zombie
by a mad
scientist
who
sends
the
professor
out to
murder
Ramar.
This
memorable
episode
features
Kurt
Katch
(The
Wolfman,
The
Mummy's
Curse)
as the
megalomaniacal
doctor
with a
hut full
of
hand-cranked
electronic
ray
machines.
White
Man's
Magic:
Lost in
the
jungle,
insane
ventriloquist
Conway
(cowboy
star Max
Terhune)
wanders
into
Ramar's
camp.
Believing
that
Conway's
dummy
Albert
is a
god, the
bloodthirsty
Otambe
natives
steal it
and
worship
it on a
shrine.
When
Conway
risks
his life
to
retrieve
the
dummy,
Ramar
suspects
that it
may be
stuffed
with
stolen
radium.
The
Golden
Tablet:
Ramar
and a
beautiful
woman
(Anne
Gwynne)
are
confronted
by
Thurston
Blake,
who
believes
that the
inscription
on a
golden
tablet
he
discovered
will
point
the way
to other
priceless
treasures.
He is
willing
to
commit
murder
to have
the
heiroglyphics
translated.
The
Flaming
Mountain:
Captured
by
natives
in an
attempt
to
regain
possession
of the
golden
tablet,
archeologists
are
accused
of
breaking
a sacred
taboo.
While
Ramar
and
Professor
Ogden
search
for
them,
their
captors
prepare
to
administer
a deadly
"truth
serum." |
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 6
Drums
Of The
Jungle:
Unable
to
convince
the head
of a
native
tribe to
exchange
their
ivory
for his
gold, an
American
trader
makes a
deal
with the
village
witchdoctor,
who is
more
than
willing
to part
with his
people's
valuable
property.
Fearing
death
for his
treachery,
the
witchdoctor
pins his
crime on
the
chief's
son, who
happens
to be
Ramar's
friend.
Danger
In
Disguise:
Dr.
Reynolds
and
Professor
Ogden
come to
the aid
of two
fellow
scientists
who
claim
they
killed
their
native
guide in
self
defense.
Unaware
that the
two
supposed
botanists
are
actually
in
Africa
to
harvest
narcotics,
Reynolds
offers
to put
them up
for the
night,
where
they
take a
great
interest
in Ogden
and
Reynolds'
newly
discovered
and
unpatented
medicine.
White
Savages:
Eager to
acquire
a rare
substance
that
halts
the
effects
of
aging,
Ramar
attempts
to make
contact
with the
White
Goddess,
who
controls
a
village
where
white
men are
taboo,
and
finds
that two
dangerous
escaped
convicts
are
eager to
find her
as well.
Trail
To
Danger:
A local
mail
carrier
is
stabbed
by two
men
hoping
to
intercept
a map to
an
unclaimed
diamond
mine.
Learning
of the
map from
the
dying
man,
Doctor
Reynolds
fears
that the
rightful
owners,
Steve
Bennet
and his
daughter,
may lose
not only
their
claim on
the
mine,
but
their
lives as
well. |
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 7
Evil
Trek -
Premiere
Episode:
In the
series
premiere
episode,
the
origin
of Dr.
Tom
Reynolds
is
revealed
during
his very
first
adventure
into the
African
Jungle.
While
beginning
their
medical
research
project,
Ramar
and
Howard
learn of
a
mysterious
White
Goddess
who uses
a
witchdoctor's
secret
formula
to
remain
young
and
reign
over a
tribe of
savages.
Playing
the
Goddess
is
beautiful
Millicent
Patrick,
who
later
became a
special
effects
monster
designer
for
Universal,
responsible
for
creating
the
Gill-Man
from The
Creature
From The
Black
Lagoon,
among
others.
Contraband:
Two
greedy
poachers
devise a
plan to
steal a
large
shipment
of ivory
tusks
being
transported
by
natives
through
the
jungle
to a
nearby
trading
post.
Jungle
Terror:
A small
plane
crashes
in the
jungle
and
Ramar
sets out
to
rescue
the
survivors
from a
hostile
tribe of
bloodthirsty
cannibals.
Striped
Fury:
Wild
animal
trapper
Jack
O'Malley
is in
search
of two
tigers
that
escaped
during a
shipment
from
India.
The
beasts
are
slaughtering
natives
who
believe
the
tigers
are
demons
controlled
by
Ramar's
"black
magic."
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Ramar
of the
Jungle,
Vol. 8
The
Blue
Treasure:
Tom and
Howard
are the
victims
of an
unprovoked
attack
by a
native
tribe
who are
uniquely
marked
with
blue
face
paint.
Wounding
one of
the
warriors,
they
bring
him back
to the
trading
post for
treatment.
While he
recovers,
Tom,
Howard
and
Charlie
venture
into the
primitive
tribe's
territory
in the
Blue
Jungle
where
they
make an
unexpected
discovery.
The
Sacred
Monkey:
Ramar
and
Howard
cross
paths
with a
savage
tribe
that
worships
a breed
of
monkeys
said to
outlive
any
humans.
Seeking
to
investigate
the
truth of
these
claims,
Dr.
Reynolds
and
Professor
Ogden
venture
into the
natives'
camp to
capture
one of
their
sacred
monkeys.
Tribal
Feud:
Trudy
Van Tyne
has been
kidnapped
by a
nomadic
tribe
and her
desperate
father
asks Tom
and
Howard
to help
find
her.
They
track
her to a
village
of
primitive
savages
who have
placed
Trudy
under a
Black
Magic
spell.
The
Doomed
Safari:
Dr.
Reynolds'
college
chum,
Jeff
Sharpe,
is
searching
the
African
jungle
for a
vast
uranium
deposit.
Tom
warns
him that
another
scientist
seeking
the
precious
metal
has
vanished
without
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