Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final issues of Jesse Marsh's classic run on the Tarzan newspaper strip, showcasing his distinctive, expressive artwork and adventurous storytelling. It continues the adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' original novels while also featuring original storylines that delve deeper into the jungle lord's world. A must-have for fans of vintage comic strips and Tarzan lore.
In "The Serpent of Pal-Ul-Don," Tarzan and his loyal companion Argus race to save Dr. Mervin and his daughter after MacWhirtle’s plane crashes in the forbidden land of the Crooked Men. Trapped in a hidden jungle realm where the rules are twisted and danger coils in every shadow, the pair must navigate a perilous landscape to free their captives before it’s too late.
In "The King Panther," Tarzan races through the jungle to rescue Jane, who’s been taken by a fanatic of the leopard cult and bound for sacrifice to the Black King—the living avatar of their feline god. With the wilds alive with danger and ancient rituals, Tarzan must outwit the cult’s dark rites before the sacred ceremony claims her.
In "The Ancient Weapon," Tarzan confronts a new threat when outside gangsters seize control of the jungle settlement of Luton. With his strength and cunning, he restores order, banishing the intruders to a remote island deep within the Great Swamp.
In "Boy Finds the Isle of Leopards," a young boy and a troop of baboons follow a prowling leopard to a mysterious island where leopards are trained by unseen hands. As the trainers flee, the boy and his primate allies must face the deadly beasts they’ve been sent to hunt.
In "The Crossbows of Karfu," Tarzan and Dr. MacWhirtle are ambushed mid-flight and crash-land in the heart of the jungle, captured by the ruthless inhabitants of Karfu who enslave their neighbors, the Naquis. Trapped in a brutal system of oppression, Tarzan must find a way to break the chains of both his captors and the long-held tyranny that binds the Naquis to silence.
In "The Ostrich Clan," Tarzan and Dr. MacWhirtle find themselves among the enigmatic Desert Pygmies after a journey through the Karfu country, only to be separated when Tarzan is captured by Tuareg raiders. With time running short, Dr. MacWhirtle and the pygmies must mount a daring rescue across the unforgiving desert.
In "The War of the Buffaloes," Tarzan joins the Gallugos in the jungle as they face a sudden threat when the Torodons steal their prized buffalo. Sneaking into the enemy camp, Tarzan uses a lion hide to trigger a panic, sending the buffalo into a wild stampede that turns the tide in favor of the Gallugos.
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↩ Reprints Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #52 (1954), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #53 (1954), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #54 (1954), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #55 (1954), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #56 (1954), Boys' and Girls' March of Comics #125 (1955)
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