Collana Art Collection Nuova Serie Tarzan #6
In "Denaro e Schiavitù 2' - Tradimento!", Tarzan and Dak-Lat pursue Simon after he kills Tantor, only to be captured by the mysterious Abdul Alhazred, who has unleashed a portal to the hidden world of Pellucidar. The jungle holds its breath as the hunt turns into a desperate race across impossible realms, where loyalty is tested and danger lurks in every shadow.
In "Denaro e Schiavitù 5' - Inseguimento!", Tarzan narrowly escapes a brutal clash between The Cid's pirates and Abdul Alhazred's men on the open sea. After the fight, he leaps from the sinking ship, leaving the survivors to blame him for the missing treasure—and vow revenge.
In "Denaro e Schiavitù 7' - La terra dell’Orrida Ombra!", Tarzan faces a devastating blow as the Mahars unleash their sound cannon, decimating half the Pellucidar army. With the battlefield in chaos, the Cid uncovers a shocking truth: the theft of his treasure was not the work of Tarzan, but of Frazier, setting a new course of betrayal and urgency in the heart of the lost world.
In "Denaro e Schiavitù 8' - Il segreto dell’arabo folle!", Princess Ayesha’s daring strike against the Mahars’ sonic cannon sends shockwaves through the jungle, unleashing a cataclysm that draws every force in the region—Alhazred, Tarzan, the pirates, and even the dinosaurs of Pellucidar—toward the epicenter of the explosion. The fate of the lost city hangs in the balance as ancient powers collide in a storm of chaos and revelation.
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