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Cover: Lucio Parrillo
Lord of the Jungle #4
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Dynamite's 2012 reimagining of Edgar Rice Burroughs' jungle hero reaches its fourth chapter, subtitled "The Village of Torture," promising exactly the kind of primal tension the title suggests. Lucio Parrillo's cover delivers a striking image of the wild-haired, knife-wielding Lord of the Jungle crouched atop a gnarled tree, muscles coiled and ready to strike against a smoldering purple-and-amber sky alive with swirling leaves. With Arvid Nelson scripting and Roberto Castro on interior art, this series continues to bring Burroughs' elemental world to vivid life.
writer Arvid Nelson · writer Edgar Rice Burroughs · artist, inker Roberto Castro · colorist Alex Guimarães · letterer Simon Bowland · cover Lucio Parrillo
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writer Arvid Nelson
writer Edgar Rice Burroughs
artist, inker Roberto Castro
colorist Alex Guimarães
letterer Simon Bowland
cover pencils, inks Lucio Parrillo
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Reprinted in Lord of the Jungle #1 (2012)
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