Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHigh in the jungle canopy, Tarzan locks eyes with a snarling leopard poised to strike — Moe Gollub's cover painting crackles with raw tension as the two figures face off on a massive tree limb, the big cat's spotted coat and bared fangs rendered in vivid detail. This 1954 Dell issue packs a full 52 pages, with Gaylord Du Bois and Jesse Marsh bringing Edgar Rice Burroughs' Ape-Man to life inside in "Tarzan and the Swords of Alur." A great pick for anyone who loves adventure storytelling at its most immediate and visceral.
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On his departure from the Gallugos, Tarzan is given a Cape buffalo calf. He gives it the growth food and trains it. He decides to visit his friends in A-lur. When he arrives, he finds that King Taden's cousin, Kodon, is in rebellion. Tarzan and his buffalo help put down the rebels.
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