Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #5

In "The Webs of Arrack," Tarzan tracks a kidnapped Waziri girl into the hidden city of Arrak, where he uncovers a terrifying truth: the girl was taken by a giant spider serving the enigmatic Arrakan queen, Mataha. Forced to battle Mataha’s deadliest warriors in a deadly trial, Tarzan must survive the queen’s cruel rites before facing a monstrous crocodile worshipped by the city’s people.

In "The Treasure of Isis," Tarzan and Professor Plume journey into the heart of Pal-ul-don, chasing ancient hieroglyphics linked to a long-lost treasure. Their quest draws the attention of rival treasure hunters, setting off a tense race through hidden ruins and treacherous terrain.

In "The Apeling," Tarzan and Teeb, a mangani balu, track a native raiding party through the dense jungle after they abduct the wife of a map manager running an illegal lumber camp. As the pair follow the trail deep into unfamiliar territory, the tension mounts with every step, testing their instincts and resolve. When they finally reach the raiders’ hidden camp, the rescue unfolds with the quiet intensity of a jungle hunt—only the woman’s fate and the aftermath remain uncertain.