Tarzán #155
In "Las Sombras Fatales," Tarzán answers the desperate call of King Kassa as mysterious, winged figures—men with artificial wings—menace his kingdom. When Princess Zaila is abducted under cover of night, only Tarzán and the king dare to pursue the shadowy threat, while the rest of the people flee in fear. With a daring capture and a bold revelation, Tarzán proves the enemy is not supernatural, rallying the kingdom to face the danger together. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, with a striking cover by George Wilson, this 1964 adventure from Editorial Novaro delivers a classic jungle tale with a twist of aerial suspense.
In "Las Sombras Fatales," Tarzán answers the desperate call of King Kassa as mysterious airborne warriors—men with artificial wings—menace his kingdom. When Princess Zaila is abducted under cover of night, only Tarzán and the king dare to pursue the shadowy foes, while the rest of the realm flees in terror. With courage and cunning, Tarzán captures one of the winged intruders, revealing their true nature and rallying the people to stand against the fear that has held them captive.
In the heart of the jungle, Tarzán and his son Korak stumble upon Ukala, a grieving simia who has taken a human baby, Gati, after losing her own. When a pack of hyenas threatens the child, the pair must rely on quick thinking and the unexpected aid of Tarzán to protect Gati and return him to safety.
In "La Hermandad de la Lanza," Dan-El and Natongo lead a perilous journey across the jungle, racing to deliver a vital wheat shipment to Aba-Zulu while evading relentless pursuers. With the terrain treacherous and allies like Tabane, Zulena, and the steadfast elephants Nana and Induna at their side, every step brings new danger — and the weight of loyalty tested in the wild.
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