Renée, and Marcia Snyder. The popularity of Sheena led to numerous other Fiction House "jungle girls": Ann Mason (Jungle Comics) — the mate of Ka'a'nga, Jungle King; like Sheena, wears a leopard skin dress Jessie (Jungle Comics) — replaces Ann as the mate of Ka'a'nga Camilla, Wild Girl of the Congo (Jungle Comics) — wears a zebra skin dress Fantomah, Mystery Woman of the Jungle (Jungle Comics) — one comics' earliest super-powered heroines, created by Fletcher Hanks Princess Taj (Jungle Comics) — rides an elephant Tiger Girl (Fight Comics) Princess Vishnu (Fight Comics) Feminist comics historian Trina Robbins, writes that: Despite such pre-feminist pedigree, Fiction House found itself targeted in psychiatrist Dr. Fredric Wertham's book Seduction of the Innocent (1954), which in part blamed comic books for an increase in juvenile delinquency. Aside from the ostensible effects of gory horror in comic books, Wertham cast blame on the sexy, pneumatic heroines of Fiction House, Fox Comics and other companies. A subsequent, wide-ranging investigation by the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency, coupled with outcry by parents, a downturn in comics sales, the demise of the pulps, and the rise of television and paperback novels competing for readers and leisure time, Fiction House faced an increasingly difficult business environment, and soon closed shop. List of Fiction House pulps List of Fiction House comic books "The Big Six" Fight Comics (86 issues, Jan. 1940–[Jan.] 1954) Jumbo Comics (167 issues, Sept. 1938–Mar. 1953) Jungle Comics (163 issues, Jan. 1940–Summer 1954) Planet Comics (73 issues, Jan. 1940–Winter 1953) Rangers of Freedom Comics / Rangers Comics (69 issues, October 1941–Winter 1953) Wings Comics (124 issues, Sept. 1940–1954) Other titles (selected) 3-D Circus (1 issue, 1953) Cowgirl Romances (12 issues, 1950–Winter 1952/1953) The First Christmas (1 issue, 1953; 3-D) Ghost Comics (11 issues, 1951–1954) Indians (17 issues, 1950–1953) Ka'a'nga, Jungle King (20 issues, Spring 1949–Summer 1954) Long Bow (9 issues, 1951–Winter 1952/1953) Man O' Mars (1 issue, 1953) Movie Comics (4 issues, Dec. 1946–1947) Pioneer West Romances / Firehair (11 issues, Spring 1950–Spring 1952) Sheena, Queen of the Jungle (18 issues, Spring 1942–Winter 1952/1953) The Spirit (5 issues, 1952–54) Wambi, Jungle Boy (18 issues, Spring 1942–Winter 1952) References Further reading Comic Book Marketplace vol. 2, #57 (March 1998): "Fiction House Pulps!" by Christian K. Berger, pp. 34–37, 44 Comic Book Marketplace vol. 2 2, #60 (June 1998): "Fiction House Sci-Fi" (cover gallery) pp. 40–43 Comic Book Marketplace