Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Horns of Battle," Tarzan faces a moral dilemma when a stolen elephant gun—once found by boy and Dombie—falls into the hands of a Bakemba hunter. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1960 Dell classic sees Tarzan, ever the guardian of his jungle’s balance, taking the weapon from the hunter, setting off a quiet but tense confrontation. The cover by George Wilson captures the moment with striking detail.
In "Stolen Rifle," Jo and Dombie stumble upon an elephant gun in the heart of the jungle, only to have it swiftly taken by a Bakemba hunter. Tarzan, ever vigilant against the dangers of firearms in his domain, intervenes to reclaim the weapon, setting off a tense encounter in the wild.
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Reprinted in Tarzan Classics #1218 (1966), Tarzan [Jungelserien] #18 (1966), Tarzans jungelbok [Tarzan pocket] #3 (1972), Brothers of the Spear Archives #3 (2013), Tarzán #111, Tarzan #18, Tarzan #2
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