Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBeneath the waves, Tarzan grapples with a massive shark in this striking 1954 Dell issue — Morris Gollub's cover painting captures the Lord of the Jungle in raw, muscular struggle, his hands locked around the predator's jaws amid seaweed, scattered fish, and rocky ocean floor. It's a vivid reminder that Tarzan's dominion extends far beyond the treetops. Inside, Gaylord Du Bois and Jesse Marsh bring Edgar Rice Burroughs' hero to life across a generous 52 pages of adventure.
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When Tarzan is hunting with the Gallugos, the Torodons attack and take the Galllugos buffalo. Creeping into the Torodon camp, Tarzan uses a lion hide to frighten the buffalo, causing them to stampede, and allowing the Gallugos to recapture them.
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