Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #46

In "Tarzan Defends a City," Tarzan returns to the jungle city of Cathne only to find it under siege by the Terribs. With the arrival of the nomadic Gallugos seeking refuge, Tarzan must defend the city and help the newcomers find a new home, earning the approval of Cathnian king Jathon.

In "Boy Faces the Fangs of the Mamba," Boy is falsely accused by the scheming Ungali and sentenced to face the deadly mamba in a trial by ordeal. Tarzan arrives just in time to take the boy’s place, using cunning and the same deceitful tactics Ungali once wielded to survive the serpent’s strike.

In "Tarzan and the Treasure of the Apes," Tarzan intervenes when a group of hunters, driven by greed, turn on the mangani after discovering a ruby necklace among them. The apes, unaware of the treasure’s value, had been fighting over a pirate’s chest filled with jewels, and now their conflict has drawn the hunters into a deadly frenzy. Tarzan, ever the mediator, takes the jewelry from the apes and hands it to the hunters—only to watch as their obsession turns them against one another.