Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #85
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarzan and the Windmill of Maun Gah," Tarzan answers a call from the Waziri when young Jo and Dombie find themselves in trouble on a river canoe, drawing the attention of the Wabandas. With his usual calm precision, Tarzan uses an elephant to pull the canoe to safety, showcasing his deep bond with the jungle and its creatures. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1956 Dell adventure captures Tarzan’s enduring spirit in a story that’s as grounded in the wild as it is in the heart of the Waziri people.
In "Tarzan and the Missing War Canoe," Jo and Dombie take a reckless joyride in a Waziri war canoe, unaware their playful drift down the river stirs up ancient enemies—the Wabandas. When the boys are in danger, Tarzan arrives with a powerful ally: an elephant, whose strength he uses to pull the canoe back to safety against the current.
In this 1956 jungle tale from *Tarzan* #85, Natongo narrowly escapes a deadly ambush meant for Zulena, then faces another threat to his own life—only to emerge with a bold new purpose. With danger still in the shadows, he makes a daring proposal, setting the stage for a moment that could change everything.
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Reprinted in Brothers of the Spear Archives #2 (2013), Tarzán #66
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