Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes #158

In "The Son of Tarzan," Jack Clayton—unaware his father was raised by apes—finds his calling in the wild, bonding with Akut and mastering the Great Ape language. After rescuing a young girl who grows into a woman of grace, their lives are torn apart when she’s taken to the civilized world by Lord Greystoke and Jane. Years later, she and the mysterious Korak, driven by fate, brave the jungle’s perils to reunite—only to be saved by Tarzan himself, who finally learns the truth behind his son’s hidden identity.

In "Tembo! Tembo!", Queen Elena seeks refuge in Aba-Zulu, warning of a coup and an impending invasion. With the help of Dan-El and Natongo, the kingdom prepares for battle, facing down the enemy forces and uncovering a traitor within their ranks. The story unfolds with tense action and moral weight, as King Molithi chooses exile over vengeance, leaving Dan-El to reflect on the deeper meaning of mercy in the heat of war.