Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarzan and the Apeling," Tarzan and the Mangani balu Teeb track a native raiding party that has abducted the wife of a map manager from an illegal lumber camp. With the jungle as both ally and obstacle, the duo races through dense terrain to recover the captive before the raiders vanish into the wild. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1951 Dell adventure blends survival, suspense, and the enduring bond between man and ape in a story that underscores Tarzan’s role as protector of the untamed world. Cover by Jesse Marsh.
In "Tarzan and the Apeling," Tarzan and Teeb, the mangani balu, track a native raiding party through the jungle after they seize the wife of a map manager at an illegal lumber camp. As the pair press their pursuit, the threat of violence and the dense, unforgiving wilderness test their resolve. When the woman is finally rescued, her husband faces a difficult choice about the future of his operation.
In "null," Jo and her companions Dan-El and Natongo race to warn Liloma’s city of an approaching army of Kong-wes, the threat looming just beyond the jungle’s edge. With time running short and the fate of the city hanging in the balance, they must rally the people and prepare for a defense they may not survive.
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Reprinted in Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #5 (2010), Brothers of the Spear Archives #1 (2012), Tarzán #6
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