Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes #140

In "The Deadly Shadows," Tarzan aids Ras Kassa and his people as they face a terrifying new threat: enemy warriors who soar through the jungle canopy on makeshift gliding wings, striking from above. With the skies now a battlefield, Tarzan must outthink and outmaneuver foes who've turned the air itself into a weapon.

In "Savage Heart," Tarzán and his son Korak stumble upon Ukala, a grieving ape mother who has taken a human infant, Gati, after losing her own child. As the hunt for the boy unfolds, the pair must face a hungry pack of hyenas and the fierce loyalty of a mother protecting her stolen charge—before Tarzán’s timely intervention turns the tide.

In "To Dare or to Perish," the Brothers of the Spear face a perilous climb up a sheer cliff, burdened by a heavy load of food meant to save their people. With enemies closing in and the weight of survival on their shoulders, every step becomes a test of courage and resolve.