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Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years #7

Nov 2010 · Dark Horse · 49.99 USD
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This volume collects the final Jesse Marsh-drawn Tarzan newspaper strips from the 1950s, continuing the adventures of Edgar Rice Burroughs' jungle lord. Dark Horse's archive series preserves these classic black-and-white daily and Sunday strips, showcasing Marsh's distinctive, expressive artwork and his faithful adaptation of the source material. The collection includes storylines involving Tarzan's encounters with lost civilizations and jungle perils, completing the comprehensive reprint of Marsh's influential run on the character.

Contains 11 stories
The Riders from Rio Grande
16 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]Slim DolingShortyRedAl Jemel

In "The Riders from Rio Grande," Tarzan guides three wealthy cowboys through the wilds of the African jungle, training them to ride untamed eland and even rope lions from their backs. When they encounter a group of enslaved people held by Arab slavers, Tarzan and the cowboys take action to set them free.

The Secret Weapon
8 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]Alexander MacWhirtle
The Camera Huntress
16 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]Jad-Bal-JaCarla MasonM'DembiN'Glopi
The Great Swamp
8 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]Loma
The March of the Lion Men
24 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]N'KimaJathonElaineErgonUngoff
The Threat of Athne
24 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]JathonDoctor MervinYolanda MervinGoliath
The Marsh Dwellers
15 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]MuviroLomaLoban
The Mysterious Giants
24 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]WaluKontino

In "The Mysterious Giants," Tarzan stumbles upon a hidden tribe of towering humans believed to be descendants of long-lost English settlers, living deep in the jungle. When a sudden volcanic eruption threatens their secluded village, Tarzan must navigate the chaos and danger of the collapsing landscape to uncover the truth behind their mysterious origins.

The Old Man Baboon
15 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]GeladoBaylissHassan
The Cat Men of Crater Lake
24 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]MuviroLobanLomaKeelimMargaret NewmanGerald NewmanNemah
Tarzan Revisits Opar
15 pp · Jungle
Tarzan [John Clayton]Jane Porter ClaytonBoy [Jack Clayton]Jean CarvethDrake CarvethNikonLa

In "Tarzan Revisits Opar," Tarzan returns to the fabled lost city of Opar, where treasure hunter Drake Carveth and his sister Jean have stumbled into its ancient, perilous heart. With the white pygmies' aid, Tarzan races to save Jean from a deadly ritual, but not before tragedy strikes as Carveth falls victim to a venomous serpent.

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Full credits

artist, inker Jesse Marsh

Reprints

↩ Reprints Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #33 (1952), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #34 (1952), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #35 (1952), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #36 (1952), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #37 (1952), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #38 (1952)

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