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CAN EVEN SABRINA'S MAGICAL POWERS TAME THE MIGHTY CRUSADER-GONE-ROGUE, THE JAGUAR?

40 years ago, an amazing costumed-hero with the ability to communicate with and share the powers of animals leaped through the four-color pages of Archie's Mighty Comics line. "The Adventures of the Jaguar #1" premiered in September, 1961, joining Archie's other popular super-hero title of the time, "The Adventures of the Fly." Both titles ultimately led to "The Mighty Crusaders," a super-team of past (the super-heroes Archie published in the 1940s as MLJ Publications), present and future heroes that occasionally make special appearances to this day.

The amazing exploits of the Jaguar began when famed Zoologist Ralph Hardy went on a unique archeological dig he'd never forget. After all, if a real-live, giant serpent suddenly appeared as you were dusting off fossils, you'd call it unique too, right? Fate was with Ralph that day-- taking cover in an ancient temple, Ralph discovers a belt. But this is no ordinary belt.
It's inscription reads:
"He who loves the animal kingdom may wear this belt and be transformed into a
human Jaguar!"

...and sure enough, despite Ralph's skepticism, he did indeed become the superhero kno