Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Webs of Arrack," Tarzan tracks a kidnapped Waziri girl to the mysterious city of Arrak, where he confronts a giant spider serving the ruthless Arrakan queen, Mataha. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1951 Dell adventure plunges Tarzan into a deadly trial of strength and survival, facing Mataha’s elite warriors before escaping a sacrificial fate at the hands of a crocodile revered by the Arrakans. Cover by Jesse Marsh.
In "The Webs of Arrack," Tarzan tracks a kidnapped Waziri girl to the hidden city of Arrak, where he uncovers a terrifying secret: the Arrakan queen, Mataha, commands a giant spider and worships a monstrous crocodile. Forced to battle her fiercest warriors and then face a deadly ritual, Tarzan must outwit both the queen and the crocodile to save the girl.
In "null," Jo and her brother Dan-El, raised by the tribe, earn the right to become sub-chiefs by winning a spear-throwing contest. Their father, Lugongo, reveals Dan-El’s true origins—his biological father was a white man from the far north who left behind a map to his homeland. With Lugongo’s blessing, Dan-El and Jo set out to find the mysterious city marked on the map.
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Reprinted in Tarzán #4 (1952), Tarzan (2ª Série) #67 (1962), Golden Comics Digest #4 (1969), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #5 (2010), Brothers of the Spear Archives #1 (2012)
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