Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #123

In "The Lion's Hut," Tarzan’s son, Boy, sets out to find Dombie, the runaway grandson of Chief Muviro, after tracking him to a remote village ruled by the cunning Chief Kisumu. With the help of the ever-loyal Jad-Bal-Ja, Boy confronts the village’s dark secrets when witch doctor Kururi unleashes a terrifying lion spirit—claiming it’s the ghost of Makuru—only to be outwitted by the jungle’s true master.

In "New Country and Friends," Tarzan and his brother Jo journey toward a small village in the valley chosen as the new home for the Tengulus, navigating the wilds with quiet determination. Their path crosses a rhinoceros and a band of gorillas, testing their resolve in the untamed heart of the jungle.

In "The Terror of Pal-ul-don," Tarzan returns to the lost city’s ancient secrets, using a long-forgotten formula to empower four of Jathon’s lions—each now towering and fierce—against the monstrous boars ravaging Cathne. With the jungle’s balance hanging in the balance, Tarzan’s ingenuity becomes the last hope for the valley’s survival.