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Jungle Girl: Omnibus (Jungle Girl (2007-2015)) Kindle & comiXology

by Doug Murray (Author), Adriano Batista (Artist) Format: Kindle Edition
4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 86 ratings
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This collection features issues 0-5 of the acclaimed mini-series, Jungle Girl by Frank Cho, Doug Murray and Adriano Batista, issues 1-5 of the hit sequel, Jungle Girl: Season 2, and a complete cover gallery featuring the art of Frank Cho and Adriano Batista!

Experience adventure like never before as Frank Cho (Mighty Avengers), Doug Murray (Red Sonja, The 'Nam) and Adriano Batista (Red Sonja, Jennifer Blood) present JUNGLE GIRL! Action, excitement, twists and thrills await as Jana, the undisputed queen of the jungle, travels from the heart of a mysterious jungle to the depths of an uncharted sea to battle dinosaurs, cannibals, mermen and sea monsters in an attempt to save a band of stranded outsiders on the savage island that she calls home!
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    Jungle Girl (2007-2015)
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    249 pages
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    Dynamite Entertainment
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    June 20, 2012
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01D5JQS44
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Dynamite Entertainment (June 20, 2012)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ June 20, 2012
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 785258 KB
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 249 pages
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    4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 86 ratings

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Grumpy Catterman
5.0 out of 5 stars Jules Verne's Journey to the Centre of the Earth, but with more explosions and larger breasts
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2016
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The art is fantastic, the covers especially, which seem to have a spark of life in them. The writing is very well done if a little shallow at times (though that may be intentional as most of the shallow moments come from neanderthals or it could be possible that they just seem dull as Jana the Jungle Girl is written so brightly) but has some very clever moments that come from Jana.

I recommend this to anyone who enjoys adventures intertwining dinosaurs with the modern day. Cave men and machine guns, sabertooth tigers and submarines, beautiful strong women fighting horrible sea monsters.... It isn't a brilliant story but it reminds me of the imagination and spectacle of old movies that wanted to show something to amaze. The action is pretty much nonstop which I think may be it's only detriment... they don't really stop for exposition (which a lot of books have too much of) and just keep tearing through a world full of danger with reckless abandon. I give the book a 9/10 and suggest it to old school adventure fans... it's like Jules Verne but with more explosions and a much more titillating lead lady.

I bought this because of censorious virtue signalers demanding people not buy things from artists that don't bow down to their busy body "moral" authoritarians. I love that Frank Cho has not backed down when people try to silence him by screaming insults at him and calling his art "bullying" and "harassment" and their cursing him and slandering him "tolerance". I won't be told what to enjoy by crybullies I'm glad that I made this spite buy.
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5.0 out of 5 stars So much better than I expected
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2016
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So much better than I expected. Frank Cho is masterful with his writing and story pacing. There's such fluidity as you go from one panel to the next, it's directed with a type of precision you don't see in a lot of comics. And the art speaks for itself.

The star of the series, Jana the Jungle Girl, is absolutely beautiful. If your new to Frank Cho's work, then you should know he is an absolute master when it comes to the female form. Every movement and creased muscle, is detailed so finely.

The attention to detail is an understatement. If your a Cho fan, an artist, and/or just looking for some good storytelling that's not only entertaining, but just plain fun, I would highly recommend this title to you.
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Jim V.
4.0 out of 5 stars Amazon's getting cheap on their packaging.
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2013
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Overall a good product. Great artwork on quality paper in a good binding. Fans of the title should be very pleased.

The main reason for this review is to further vent about Amazon's cheapskate packaging. I can't even begin to estimate how many books I've ordered from Amazon over the years, but until this one every one came in a rigid box that offered adequate protection. This book, however, was shipped in a lightly padded envelope that allowed the book to be crammed into my mailbox in a manner that allowed for damage to both covers and the spine.
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Brandon Sholund
5.0 out of 5 stars Sexy, pulpy fun
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2019
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They don't write them like this anymore. Kickass heroines are everywhere but few are as scantily clad or pulpy as jungle girl. It's the best of Jules Verne and the most fantastical of Edgar Rice Burroughs, pumped up on steroids served with a heavy side of corny pulp. This omnibus begins in a jungle full of dinosaurs before moving to an aquatic adventure with mermaids and sea monsters. It's all good fun and a riot of a ride supplemented by great artwork that bursts off the page. They may write them like this anymore but I'm glad Doug Murray still is.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Lets rumble in the Jungle!
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2016
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as I only sample the comic book scene from around the edges, I was not familiar with Frank Cho. I am pleased to say this is quite stunningly rendered. I understand that Cho visits the scenario of beautiful Women pitted against Dinosaurs, & various Troglodytes, on numerous occasions. I cannot speak about this, because this is my first Cho outing.
Its an entertaining read, but its his artwork that really tells the story, & over the years, I have seen some cracking Graphic novels, spoilt by shoddy artwork. Not so here.
If your a Cho fan, you'll love it, if your not, you should marvel at his artistry alone.
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Leslie
5.0 out of 5 stars Omnibus of a Jungle Siren
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2013
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In this action packed artwork by Frank Cho, Adriano Batista and Doug Murry, this omnibus comes alive with issues 0-5 of the mini-series and also issues 1-5 of season 2 of Jungle Girl.

If this is not enough there is a complete cover gallery from Frank Cho and Adriano Batista for your appraisal.

As you read the book, marvel at the artwork that takes you into Jana's world and imagine yourself being there with her if you dare. Would you be worried about her, or would you be thinking if you are going to be some dinosaur's next meal? You will not know if you do not obtain a copy for yourself, and your collection.
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Toban_Frost
3.0 out of 5 stars Jungle Girl
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2012
Every now and again in the comics industry, you get a comic series that you can tell was written entirely so the artist to draw cool stuff he likes, that's a little different from the norm. In this case, an excuse to draw a bikini clad jungle queen, jungle tribes, dinosaurs, mermaids, and Oceanic, Lovecraftian elder gods. That's fine however. It's not going to be supremely intellectual work, but it's fun to read, fun to look at, and acts as a nice piece of escapism. Something to read on an idle Thursday afternoon, when you're bored, but don't feel like thinking a whole bunch. Besides, why not? The artwork is beautiful, the colours are vibrant, there's tons of fast paced action and humor. Pick it up, and have fun with it.
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Brandon Scott Pilcher
2.0 out of 5 stars Had potential, but disappointing
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2017
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As an artist who also likes to draw dinosaur-fighting jungle girls, I wanted to check out Frank Cho's take on the archetype and see how a jungle-girl comic would play out. I'm sorry to say I was quite disappointed. The art is good for the most part, but the anatomy of the prehistoric creatures is surprisingly abysmal. See for instance the take on Tyrannosaurus rex, which has three-fingered hands(!) and is anti-climatically portrayed as a cowardly scavenger. C'mon, surely you guys could look up diagrams of the creatures' anatomy on the Internet for reference. As for Jana herself, at times she seemed borderline invincible in combat, which killed the tension. A comic like this should be awesome as hell, but it ended up being a letdown.
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Joao Luiz Guimaraes Fonseca
5.0 out of 5 stars Surpresa boa com a arte de Adriano Batista
Reviewed in Brazil on March 24, 2023
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Quem não gosta da arte do excelente Frank Cho? Até aí nada demais. Mas a surpresa boa vem da arte de Adriano Batista na estória.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Surpresa boa com a arte de Adriano Batista
Reviewed in Brazil on March 24, 2023
Quem não gosta da arte do excelente Frank Cho? Até aí nada demais. Mas a surpresa boa vem da arte de Adriano Batista na estória.
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Carlos Lopez
5.0 out of 5 stars EXCELENTES DIBUJOS
Reviewed in Mexico on February 2, 2019
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FRANK CHO ES MI FAVORITO.
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Umberto
5.0 out of 5 stars Giungla mostri e pinup
Reviewed in Italy on February 28, 2017
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Parte prima (di due) delle avventure della pin-up della giungla..disegni buoni e le cover di Cho valgono da sole il prezzo..storia caotica in certi passaggi, come sempre consiglio di leggerla con spirito leggero e divertente..La seconda parte (che copre la parte terza del ciclo) è migliore come storia se si sorvola sulla suite stile Black Widow di jungle girl..
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Alex andhisamazingwife
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 13, 2015
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great book
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Michael Collin
3.0 out of 5 stars Kurvenreiche Dschungelabenteuer
Reviewed in Germany on January 6, 2015
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Jungle Girl Jana lebt in einem Dschungel, in dem alles ins Riesenhafte wächst: Muskeln, Brüste, Schlangen, Dinos...äh, Dinos? --- Ja, Dinos also, Würmer, Egel, Käfer und natürlich auch (der Klassiker:) Kraken.
Den Gegenpol zu dieser Gigantomanie stellt Janas Garderobe dar, ein Mikrobikini mit ständing pittoresk zurseite wehendem Lendenschurz, alles zusammen komfortabel im Quadratzentimeterbereich zu messen. Und wie jede junge gutaussehende Frau zieht sich Jana gelegentlich um, auch wenn die Zeit oder die Dinos gerade drängen, denn wer das Abenteuer nicht scheut, dessen Berufsbekleidung nimmt schon einmal Schaden, reißt ein oder ist voller --- Wurmschleim? Richtig gehört: The other outfit had worm slime all over it", versichert uns Jana; na, wenn's nur das ist...

Wie Tarzan, der ältere Bruder von Jana, ist unsere Heldin damit beschäftigt, das Leben argloser Städter zu retten, 24 Stunden am Tag, 7 Tage die Woche, denn die Gefahr lauert im Dschungel überall.
Und regelmäßig kommt es wie weiland im Bermudadreieck zu Abstürzen; in Season One ist es ein kleines zweimotoriges Passagierflugzeug, in Season Two dann schon ein Space Shuttle. Diese Unglücksfälle lösen regelmäßig großartige Abenteuer aus, die im schönsten Stile der Pulps erzählt werden. Und wenn die erste Story noch ganz wie ein Tarzanabenteuer daher kommt, legen Frank Cho und Doug Murray in der zweiten noch mächtig zu. Jule Vernes Nautilus und Lovecrafts grauenhafte Reptilwesen sorgen für ordentlich Druck auf dem Kessel.

Empfehlung: Dem kritischen Erwachsenen-Ich zehn Euro für einen anspruchsvollen Kinofilm in die Hand drücken und in dessen Abwesenheit diese großartig gezeichneten Pulp-Adventures in Ruhe genießen und als guilty pleasures" verbuchen.
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