Albi dell'Intrepido #587
In "Tarzan," Dick Van Buren's gripping tale sees the man of the jungle rallying the apes to clear his name after a deadly misunderstanding, then pressing on toward a village haunted by a mysterious affliction that's claiming lives. With dynamic art by Bob Lubbers and a striking cover by Alvaro Mairani, this 1957 adventure blends primal suspense with the enduring spirit of the wild.
In this 1957 jungle tale from Albi dell'Intrepido #587, Tarzan must clear his name among a troop of apes after being accused of killing two of their kin, then journeys toward a village where a mysterious "curse" is claiming the lives of its people.
In this lighthearted 1957 western tale from *Albi dell'Intrepido #587*, Jo, a man proud of his juggling skills, wins a bet and heads to the saloon—only to freeze in surprise when he spots his wife, also juggling rolling-pins, in the middle of town.
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