Nyoka The Jungle Girl No. 67 - Fawcett - L. Miller UK English Edition - 1952 - Vintage Comic - Pre-Owned

Pre-owned / used condition. Cover is detached from the interior pages. Condition as shown in images. Please refer to all photos carefully before purchasing.

A rare pre-owned copy of Nyoka the Jungle Girl No. 67, a Fawcett Publication in the L. Miller & Son Ltd London English Edition — the UK-published version of this classic American jungle adventure comic. L. Miller & Son were the principal British publishers of US comic reprints in the late 1940s and 1950s, and their UK editions are a specific and increasingly collectible category in their own right.

Dating to approximately 1952 (copyright confirmed on back cover), this is a genuine piece of British comic history — over 70 years old and a scarce survivor from the golden era of UK newsstand comics.

Publication details (photo-verified):

• Title: Nyoka the Jungle Girl
• Issue: No. 67
• Publisher: Fawcett Publications Inc. (USA) — English Edition by L. Miller & Son Ltd, London
• Printed by: Dragon Press, Luton
• Copyright: 1952 Fawcett Publications Inc.
• Original cover price: 6d (sixpence)
• Format: UK magazine/larger format — not standard US comic book size
• Approved Reading badge: Present on interior pages

Content (photo-verified):

• Cover story: “The Tomb of Terror — A Complete Jungle Serial!”
• Interior comic strip: “The Tomb of Terror — Chapter One: The Treasure of Zomboland” — featuring Nyoka in black and white comic strip art
• Prose fiction story: “Forbidden Secret” by John Martin — text story pages as typical of the L. Miller UK edition format
• Back cover advertisement: Period “Timber! Man Be Admired!” Body Sculpture Club advertisement (Surbiton, Surrey) — a charming piece of 1950s British advertising ephemera

Condition (photo-verified):

• Pre-owned / used — vintage condition commensurate with age (circa 70+ years old)
• Cover is detached from the interior pages — significant cover wear, tanning and browning to edges, fraying at spine
• Interior pages age-toned/yellowed throughout, consistent with 1950s newsprint
• Interior pages appear intact with no major tears visible; some looseness given the detached cover
• Back cover shows heavy age toning, browning and edge wear
• Condition as shown in images — please refer to all photos carefully before purchasing