Four Color #161
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tarzan and the Fires of Tohr," Tarzan and his friend Paul D'Arnot stumble upon Professor James Barton and his daughter Ruth abandoned in the jungle, only to be pursued by hostile natives and forced into a perilous journey down an uncharted river. Emerging from a mysterious rock tunnel, the group finds themselves in the hidden realm of Queen Ahtea and the lost city of Tohr, where the Queen has her own plans for Tarzan—plans he’s determined to escape. Written by Rob Thompson and illustrated with dynamic energy by Jesse Marsh (who also handled the cover), this 1947 adventure from Four Color #161 delivers a classic jungle mystery with a touch of intrigue and danger, all rendered in crisp, period-accurate art.
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Tarzan and his friend Paul D'Arnot find Professor James Barton and his daughter Ruth alone in the jungle after their bearers had deserted them. The quartet is attacked by hostile natives and have to flee by canoe. A swift and unexplored river sends the canoe through a long rock tunnel and when they emerge they find themselves in the land of Queen Ahtea and the lost city of Tohr. The Queen decides that Tarzan would make a good husband and King. When Tarzan does not agree with her plans, he and his friends must escape from the Queen's dungeons.
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