Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #10

In "The Ancient Terror," Tarzan and Dr. MacWhirtle journey into the heart of a long-dead volcano, where they join forces with Ruandi, a young tribesman determined to save his beloved Lula from the sinister influence of the witch doctor Kuvuru. Amidst ancient ruins and hidden dangers, the trio faces a threat older than memory, testing their courage and resolve in the wild, untamed depths of the jungle.

In "The Horned Monster," Jo and Dombie are captured by a remote jungle village and forced to witness a terrifying ritual sacrifice. When they discover the so-called monster is merely the witch doctor in disguise, they seize the costume and turn the villagers' own fear against them.

In "Boy Trails the M'Bongo Spears," the young Boy sets out to rescue his friend Dombie after he’s captured by the M'Bongo tribe, venturing deep into the wild heart of the jungle. With the help of his loyal companions—Korak the ape and Jad-Bal-Ja the golden lion—he faces the dangers of the untamed wilderness in a daring bid to bring Dombie home.

In "The Terribs' Captive," Tarzan and Dr. MacWhirtle return to the village of the Stork Men to gather gorobar eggs, only to find themselves entangled in a sudden peril when MacWhirtle is seized by the Terribs. With the help of a mysterious thipdar egg he carries, Tarzan must act fast to free his companion and outwit the ambushers in the heart of the jungle.

In "The Elephants' Child," a young boy teams up with a herd of elephants to redirect a river and flood a hidden tiger trap, risking everything to free a baby elephant stranded within. The story unfolds in the wilds of the jungle, where courage and instinct collide in a tense, heartfelt race against time.