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Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #38

Nov 1952 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "Tarzan and the Cat Men of Crater Lake," Tarzan ventures into the heart of Opar to rescue Jean Carveth from a deadly ritual, as her brother Drake meets a tragic end at the hands of a venomous serpent. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1952 Dell adventure blends jungle peril with ancient mystery, showcasing Tarzan’s relentless courage in the face of Opar’s hidden dangers. The cover by Jesse Marsh captures the perilous tension of the moment, a striking image of the jungle’s secrets laid bare.

Contains 3 stories

Tarzan and the Cat Men of Crater Lake

24 pp · Jungle

Tarzan [John Clayton]MuviroLobanLomaKeelimMargaret NewmanGerald NewmanNemahCat MenKalthor

Tarzan Revisits Opar

15 pp · Jungle

Tarzan [John Clayton]Jane Porter ClaytonBoy [Jack Clayton]Jean CarvethDrake CarvethNikonLaGrayfellow (horse)SelimAbdulwhite pygmiesdwarfs of Opar

In "Tarzan Revisits Opar," Tarzan returns to the fabled lost city, where treasure hunter Drake Carveth and his sister Jean have stumbled into its deadly heart. When Jean is taken to La’s altar, Tarzan and the white pygmies must act quickly to save her, but not before Carveth meets a grim end at the jaws of a venomous snake.

Untitled Jungle story

6 pp · Jungle

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