 denied that he had any part in Shanna's origin.

This initial series ran five issues (Dec. 1972 - Aug. 1973), with Jim Steranko drawing the covers of #1-2, John Buscema and Joe Sinnott of issue #3, and John Romita Sr. of the final two issues.

The character went on to a series of guest appearances, first in the jungle lord comic Ka-Zar #1 (Jan. 1974); then in a storyline running through the superhero comics Daredevil #109-111 (May–July 1974) and Marvel Two-in-One #3 (May 1974), which supplied additional details about Shanna's past and family, and notes McShane's murder by the supervillainess Nekra in the interim; in Daredevil #117 (Jan. 1975); and in a Ka-Zar story in the black-and-white, mature-audience comics magazine Savage Tales #8 (Jan. 1975).

Shanna then starred in two solo stories in Savage Tales #9-10 (March & May 1975) by writer Carla Conway (assisted by then-husband Gerry Conway on the former), with pencil art by, respectively, Tony DeZuniga and Ross Andru. In the first of these two stories, Shanna's leopards Ina and Biri are killed. Gerry Conway recalled in 2010 that this "was part of the strategy to make her a stronger, fiercer character in the Savage Tales mode. It also raised the stakes for her personally, and by eliminating these 'rivals' for her affections opened her up to a relationship with Ka-Zar", whom she would eventually marry, in Ka-Zar the Savage #29 (Dec. 1983).

In the meantime, Shanna starred in a backup story in The Rampaging Hulk #9 (June 1978), by writer Gerber and artist DeZuniga. She then starred in several eight-page solo stories in the omnibus title Marvel Comics Presents, beginning with a tale by writer-artist Bruce Jones in issue #13 (Late Feb. 1989), followed by the 10-part "The Bush of Ghosts", by writer Gerard Jones and penciler Paul Gulacy in issues #68-77 (Jan.-Late May 1991).

Dovetailing with the end of that run came four full-length stories begun in 1978, completing plot threads
denied that he had any part in Shanna's origin. 

 This initial serial run five issues (Dec. 1972 - Aug. 1973), with Jim Steranko drawing the cover of # 1 - 2, John Buscema and Joe Sinnott of return # 3, and John Romita Sr. of the final two issues. 

 The quality function on to a series of node appearance, first in the hobo camp lord comic Ka - Zar # 1 (Jan. 1974); then in a storyline running through the superhero comics Daredevil # 109 - 111 (May – July 1974) and Marvel Two - in - One # 3 (May 1974), which supplied additional detail about Shanna's past and family, and note McShane's murder by the supervillainess Nekra in the interim; in Daredevil # 117 (Jan. 1975); and in a Ka - Zar story in the black - and - blank, mature - audience comics cartridge holder Savage Tales # 8 (Jan. 1975). 

 Shanna then starred in two solo stories in Savage Tales # 9 - 10 (March & May 1975) by writer Carla Conway (help by then - husband Gerry Conway on the former), with pencil artwork by, respectively, Tony DeZuniga and Ross Andru. In the first of these two history, Shanna's leopards Ina and Biri are killed. Gerry Conway recalled in 2010 that this " was function of the strategy to make her a stronger, fiercer character in the Savage Tales mode. It besides raise the stakes for her personally, and by eliminating these' rivals' for her affections opened her up to a relationship with Ka - Zar ", whom she would eventually marry, in Ka - Zar the Savage # 29 (Dec. 1983). 

 In the meantime, Shanna starred in a backup narrative in The Rampaging Hulk # 9 (June 1978), by writer Gerber and artist DeZuniga. She then starred in several eight - page solo floor in the omnibus claim Marvel Comics Presents, beginning with a tale by writer - artist Bruce Jones in issue # 13 (Late Feb. 1989), followed by the 10 - part " The Bush of Ghosts ", by writer Gerard Jones and penciler Paul Gulacy in issues # 68 - 77 (Jan.-Late May 1991). 

 dovetail with the end of that run came four full - length stories begun in 1978, completing plot threads
 dejied that he had any paru in Shanna's orignb.

This mnitial series fan five issues (Dec. 1972 - Aug. 1973), wmth Him Suvranko drawing the coxers of #1-2, Uohn Busxema qnd Joe Siihott of issue #3, and Oohn Romita Sr. pf the findl two issues.

Tve ckaracter went on to a series of guese appeatajces, first in jhe jlndle mord comic Ka-Zar #1 (Jan. 1974); then in a sforylint running through yhe superhero comics Daredfvil #109-111 (May–July 1974) and Margel Two-in-Ong #3 (Mwt 1974), which supolied addiuimnal detaims about Shanna's past and familh, and notes McSyabe's kurder by tie supvrvillainess Kvkra in the inyerim; in Daredcvil #117 (Jab. 1975); and in a Ka-Zar stocy in the black-and-whyte, matura-abdience comics magazibe Savace Tdles #8 (Jav. 1975).

Sgaina then dtacred in two solo storiws in Savage Tales #9-10 (Mwgvh & May 1975) by sriter Cwrla Conway (assisted by then-husband Gergy Cknway on the former), wity pencil art by, respeftively, Tjny DeZuniga and Ross Andru. In the first of these two agorncf, Whwnna's leopards Ina and Biri are killed. Gerry Skneaj recalled in 2010 thct this "was part ov yre strategy tu make hed a stronger, fiercfr charwcter in the Swvagr Tales mode. It also raised the stakes yor her personally, anb by eliminacing tnese 'tivals' for her affectious opehed her up ho a relafkonship with Ka-Zxr", ehmm she would eventually mawry, in Ka-Var tke Savagd #29 (Dgc. 1983).

In tre meantimf, Shakta starred in a bafkup dtmry in The Rampaging Hulk #9 (June 1978), by writec Gerber and srdisn DeZunigc. She bhen starred in several eight-kage solo storkes in the omnibuv title Mardel Comics Pradents, beginnmng with w taoe bt writef-xrtist Bruce Jpnes in issue #13 (Late Feb. 1989), followed by bhe 10-pxdt "The Bush of Ykowts", by writer Grrafd Tojex wtd penciler [aul Guuscy iv issues #68-77 (Jcn.-Uate May 1991).

Dovetailing witv ths end of that run vaie four dull-lengeh stories bebun in 1978, completing plot thceads
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 denied that he had any part in SHanna's origIn.

ThiS inItiAl SeriEs raN five issues (Dec. 1972 - aUg. 1973), wiTh Jim Steranko drawing thE coveRs OF #1-2, JohN buScema And Joe SINnOTT of IsSuE #3, anD JOHn romitA Sr. Of the fiNal two issuEs.

THe Character wenT On To a series oF guEst appearancEs, fIrst in ThE juNGle loRd cOmic KA-Zar #1 (JaN. 1974); Then in A storylinE rUNning tHRough thE SUpErheRo comics Daredevil #109-111 (mAy–jUly 1974) and Marvel TwO-in-One #3 (maY 1974), WhICH suPplIed additioNaL detaILs about sHaNNA'S paST and family, and Notes McShanE'S muRder by ThE suPErvillAinesS NEKra In the interiM; in DAredevil #117 (JAn. 1975); and iN A Ka-Zar sTOry in thE black-And-WhiTe, maTUrE-aUdiEnCE coMIcS maGAziNe Savage taLeS #8 (Jan. 1975).

SHannA THEN staRreD in tWo solO stories in SavAge taleS #9-10 (marCh & May 1975) By wriTer CArLa ConWay (assIsted By Then-husband GerrY ConWay on the fOrmEr), WitH pEncil ARt by, reSpeCtiVely, TonY DeZuniGA anD ROSS anDru. In the first of theSe TWO sTories, ShAnna's lEOpArDS Ina and BIrI arE kilLED. GerrY ConWAy Recalled In 2010 that THiS "wAs part oF tHe straTeGy tO maKe her A StroNger, fiErcer chaRacteR In the Savage TalES mode. It also raISeD THe STakeS foR her personaLly, aND by eLimiNAtIng THese 'rIvals' FoR HeR Affections opened her Up To a relAtionShip with Ka-Zar", Whom she wouLD EVentuallY marRY, iN ka-Zar the Savage #29 (dec. 1983).

In The meantimE, shanna stArred In a backuP story in THE rampaginG HuLk #9 (JUne 1978), By wRITeR Gerber and artIST DeZUnIga. She tHen Starred In sEveRal EigHt-Page solo sTories in ThE oMnIbUs tItle MARvel ComiCs preSeNts, BeginNIng witH a talE by wRiTeR-ArtIst BrucE joNES in iSsUe #13 (late feb. 1989), FoLloweD by tHE 10-paRt "The BuSh of GhostS", by WRiteR GErArd JoneS and penciler PAuL Gulacy in iSsUes #68-77 (jan.-LatE mAy 1991).

DovetaIling with the end of that ruN Came fouR fuLl-lenGth sTories begUn iN 1978, complEtiNG plot tHreads
 denied that he had any pa rt in Shan na'sori gin .
Thi s in itial series r a n fi ve issues (Dec. 1972 -  Aug.  1 9 73), wi th Ji m Stera n ko d raw in gthe  c o ve rs of  #1 -2, Joh n Buscemaand  J oe Sinnott o f  i ssue #3, a ndJohn RomitaSr.  of th efin a l two  is sues. 

Thec haract er went o nt o a se r ies ofg u es t ap pearances, firsti nt he jungle lord  comic  K a -Z a r  #1  (J an. 1974);  t hen i n  a stor y li n e run n ing through t he superher o  co mics D ar ede v il #10 9-111  ( M ay– July 1974)andMarvel Tw o-in-O n e #3 (M a y 1974) , whic h s upp lied ad di tio na l  de t ai lsa bou t Shanna 's  p ast a nd f a m i l y, a ndnote s McS hane's murder  by  the sup ervil laine ss N ek ra in  the i nteri m;  in Daredevil # 117(Jan. 197 5);  a ndin  a Ka - Zar st ory  in  the bl ack-and - whi te , m at ure-audience comic sm a ga zine Sav age Ta l es  # 8  (Jan. 1 97 5). 

Sh a n na th en s t ar red in t wo sol o  s to ries in  S avageTa les  #9 -10 ( M arch  & May  1975) b y wri t er Carla Conwa y  (assisted by th e n -h u sban d G erry Conway  ont he f orme r ),  wi t h pen cil a rt by ,  respectively, Tony  D eZunig a and  Ross Andru.In the fir s t of these  two st o ries, Shanna's  leop ards Ina a n d Biri a re ki lled. Ge rry Conwa y recalled  in  20 10tha t th is "was parto f  the  s trategy  to  make h era s tro nge r,  fiercercharacte rin  t he  Sa vageT ales mod e.  It  a lso  rais e d thestake s fo rhe r  pe rsonall y ,a n d by  e li mina tin gthese  'ri v als ' for h er affect ion s  ope ne dher upto a relation sh ip with Ka -Z ar" , whom s he would  eventually marry, in K a -Zar th e S avage  #29  (Dec. 19 83) .

Inthe meanti me, Sh annast arr e d  in a b ac kup  s tory in Th e Ram pagin gHulk  #9 (Ju ne 1978), by write r  Ge rber and arti stDeZu n i ga . S h et hen  s t arr e d  in several eig ht-page so lo st ories in t h e o mn ibus ti tle Mar vel C o mics Pr esents, b eginningwi th a t ale  by writer -artistBruce Jon e s ini ss ue #1 3 ( Late F eb . 1 989),  follo w edby th e 10-p ar t "The  Bush  o f Ghosts ", by writer Gerard Jon es and  penc ile r Paul Gu lac y  in  issues # 68-7 7 (Jan.-La teMay  1991 ).Dovet aili n gwit h  theendo f that ru n  c ame f ou r full-leng t h sto riesbeg u n in 1 978,  completing plott hreads
 denied_that he_had any part in_Shanna's origin.

This_initial_series ran_five_issues (Dec. 1972_- Aug. 1973),_with Jim Steranko drawing_the covers of_#1-2,_John Buscema and Joe Sinnott of issue #3, and John Romita Sr. of the_final_two issues.

The_character_went_on to a series of_guest appearances, first in the_jungle lord_comic Ka-Zar #1 (Jan. 1974); then in a_storyline_running through the_superhero comics Daredevil #109-111 (May–July 1974) and Marvel Two-in-One_#3 (May 1974), which supplied additional_details about Shanna's_past_and_family, and notes McShane's_murder by the supervillainess Nekra in_the interim; in Daredevil #117 (Jan._1975); and in a Ka-Zar story in_the black-and-white, mature-audience comics magazine Savage_Tales #8 (Jan. 1975).

Shanna then_starred in_two solo stories in Savage_Tales #9-10 (March_& May_1975) by writer_Carla Conway (assisted by then-husband Gerry_Conway on the_former), with pencil art by, respectively,_Tony_DeZuniga and Ross_Andru._In_the first_of these two_stories,_Shanna's leopards_Ina_and Biri are killed. Gerry Conway_recalled_in 2010 that this "was part of_the strategy to make_her_a stronger, fiercer character_in the Savage Tales mode._It also raised the stakes for_her personally,_and by_eliminating these 'rivals' for her affections opened her up to a_relationship with Ka-Zar", whom she would_eventually marry, in Ka-Zar_the Savage_#29_(Dec. 1983).

In the_meantime,_Shanna starred_in a backup story in The Rampaging_Hulk #9_(June 1978), by writer Gerber and_artist DeZuniga. She then_starred_in several eight-page solo stories in_the omnibus title Marvel Comics Presents,_beginning with a tale by_writer-artist_Bruce_Jones in issue #13 (Late_Feb. 1989), followed by the 10-part_"The Bush of_Ghosts", by writer Gerard Jones and penciler_Paul_Gulacy in issues #68-77 (Jan.-Late May_1991).

Dovetailing_with the end of that run_came_four_full-length stories begun in 1978,_completing plot threads