Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarzan and the Sable Lion," Tarzan encounters a quiet moment of connection when young Mabu, a gifted weaver, completes a small piece of work in the hut of Chatanga the Weaver. As Chatanga returns and warmly praises the boy’s skill, gifting him a loom and threads, the bond between mentor and apprentice becomes clear—leaving Mabu with both a cherished keepsake and a bittersweet farewell. Cover by George Wilson, with inks by the same, captures the tender scene with quiet dignity.
In "Tarzan and the Plumes of Victory," Tarzan takes Boy on a tracking lesson that turns into a sudden confrontation when they intercept a band of shiftas planning to attack the ostrich men. Using nothing but a lion skin and an ostrich skin, Tarzan and Boy outwit the raiders in a clever, swift maneuver.
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Reprinted in Brothers of the Spear Archives #2 (2013)
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