Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #53
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarzan and the King Panther," Tarzan races to rescue Jane after she's taken by a leopard cult aiming to sacrifice her to the Black King—the living avatar of their feline deity. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1954 Dell adventure delivers classic jungle action with a mythic edge, all rendered in the bold, dynamic style that defined the era. The cover by Jesse Marsh captures the tension of the moment, a striking image of the Black King’s looming presence.
In "Tarzan and the King Panther," Tarzan races through the jungle to rescue Jane, who’s been taken by a fanatical leopard cult seeking to sacrifice her to the Black King—the living avatar of their feline deity. With primal danger lurking in the shadows, Tarzan must outwit the cult’s rituals and confront the fearsome beast that rules their dark rites.
In "Tarzan and the Ancient Weapon," Tarzan returns to the heart of the jungle to find the once-peaceful Luton overrun by outsiders who've seized control. With his unmatched strength and deep connection to the wild, Tarzan moves swiftly to restore balance, confronting the intruders and sending them to a remote island in the Great Swamp—where the jungle itself becomes their new prison.
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Reprinted in Brothers of the Spear Archives #1 (2012), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #11 (2012), Tarzán #32
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