Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #131
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Canyon of No Return," Tarzan finds himself entangled in a mystery deep within the African jungle, where the enigmatic Aba-Zulu elder Gathongo uses a truth serum on a hypnotic stranger. The stranger's cryptic revelation about the Tungelus—how they prepare their own food—unravels a deeper intrigue, leading to a tense stand-off when the stranger tries to flee, only to be halted by the loyal Tavane. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Russ Manning, this 1962 Dell adventure captures the classic jungle thrills of Tarzan’s world, with George Wilson’s dynamic cover adding to the sense of danger lurking just beyond the next bend.
In "The Monkey Cage," Jo and Dombie race to save N’Kima after the little monkey is captured by a Baluga hunter, who plans to stage a deadly spectacle for his tribe. Disguised as porcupines, the duo infiltrates the camp, risking everything to free their friend before the civet cat is unleashed.
In "The Truth Herb," Tarzan encounters a mysterious stranger in the jungle, where the Aba-Zulu elder Gathongo uses a truth serum to uncover a startling secret: the tall men of the Tungelus are preparing their own food. As the stranger tries to flee, he is swiftly intercepted by the loyal Tavane.
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Reprinted in Tarzan #90 (1964), Tarzan Classics #1212 (1966), Tarzan [Jungelserien] #12 (1966), Tarzans jungelbok [Tarzan pocket] #3 (1972), Brothers of the Spear Archives #3 (2013), طرزان [Tarazan / Tarzan] #31, Tarzán #144, Tarzan #12, Tarzan #2/[1966]
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