Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarazan and the Eagles of Engani," Tarzan and N'Kima stumble upon a remote valley where a tribe wields trained eagles as hunters, setting a grim trap for a captive from a rival tribe. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1955 Dell adventure blends jungle peril with a moment of mercy, as Tarzan intervenes to free the prisoner and reunite him with his loved one. The cover, by Morris Gollub, captures the dramatic tension of the moment with striking detail.
In "Tarazan and the Eagles of Engani," Tarzan and N'Kima stumble upon a secluded valley where a tribe wields trained eagles to hunt and enforce their rule. When they witness the tribe preparing to execute a captive, Tarzan intervenes to free the man and reunite him with his waiting fiancée.
In the heart of the African jungle, Nana’s desperate bid to assassinate Molithi ends in failure, forcing her to flee M'tembo with the kingdom’s war elephants—save for the loyal Inkosi. As the brothers and Milithi close in, the fate of the herd and the kingdom hangs in the balance.
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Reprinted in Brothers of the Spear Archives #2 (2013)
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