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Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #93

Jun 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Quest for the Ivory Ring," Tarzan sets out to recover Manga’s lost royal ring, a symbol of his chiefdom, after the chieftain’s fall from power. With the ring stolen by the fierce Barongo, Tarzan must navigate the jungle’s dangers and face off in a brutal contest to reclaim it. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1957 Dell adventure delivers a classic Tarzan tale of honor and survival, with a cover by Jesse Marsh.

Contains 3 stories

The Quest for the Ivory Ring

15 pp · Jungle

Tarzan [John Clayton]DombieMangaQueen MosanaLu-AllaBarongoManguelus (African tribe)

When Manga loses his royal ring and with it his standing as chief, Tarzan takes up the trail to recover it, leading to a tense confrontation with the rival Barongo in the heart of the jungle. The fate of Manga’s leadership hangs in the balance as Tarzan fights to reclaim the lost symbol of authority.

Tarzan and the Lost Elephant

9 pp · Jungle

Tarzan [John Clayton]Boy [Jack Clayton]MuviroDombieTantorInanga

Untitled Jungle story

6 pp · Jungle

Dan-ElNatongo

In "null," Dan-El and Natongo flee the palace through a hidden network of caverns, only to be cornered by the witch doctor Ingunyo’s guards. With the tunnels closing in, their only hope lies in outmaneuvering the traps and shadows beneath the jungle’s heart.