Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #63

In "Tarzan and the Lost Eagle," a giant golden eagle named Aiglon carries Boy to the hidden city of Pal-ul-don, drawing Tarzan and Argus into a perilous journey through the jungle. When Tarzan locates Boy working with a stranded prospector, Chet Harper, he must navigate the dangers of Pal-ul-don to guide Harper to safety—first to the city of Cathne, where the prospector is captivated by its wonders and chooses to stay.

In "The Canoe Safari," Tarzan and Boy embark on a daring rescue when they come across a young woman abandoned by her treacherous safari. Using a clever plan and a surprising alliance with a herd of hippopotamuses, they outwit their pursuers on the river.