Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #111
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarzan and the Horned Men," Tarzan finds himself caught between two warring tribes—the Luembas and the Kolumbwes—when he takes the chance to aid the Luembas by helping them construct ramming canoes to defend their village. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1959 adventure blends jungle action with clever strategy, all rendered in dynamic style. The cover by George Wilson captures the tension of the moment with striking detail.
In "Tarzan and the Horned Men," Tarzan uses his cunning and strength to aid the Luembas in their struggle against the Kolumbwes, helping them construct ramming canoes as he continues his pursuit of the elusive Tar-Gund. Set in the heart of the jungle, the story blends survival, strategy, and the timeless clash of warring tribes.
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Reprinted in Golden Comics Digest #4 (1969), Brothers of the Spear Archives #3 (2013), Tarzán #101
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