Tarzan #1/1987
In "Monstermännen," Tarzan ventures into the mist-shrouded M'Rund Mountains with an archaeologist and his assistant to investigate ancient artifacts that seem suspiciously new. To reach the highlands, he must overcome Ntungo, the mountain’s guardian who keeps intruders out and dangers in. Once inside a hidden jungle nestled within an ancient volcanic crater, the expedition discovers a forgotten tribe of Neanderthals—leading to a tense standoff and a desperate escape when a landslide seals their only path back. Art by Vilanova brings the perilous journey to life, while the cover by Russ Manning, Dave Stevens, and Danny Bulanadi captures the mystery and danger of the lost world.
In the heart of the jungle, panic spreads as creatures flee from a monstrous force—Nummer 4, a tragic being branded a monster by his creator, professor Maxon. When Tarzan encounters him, he finds not a beast, but a soul burdened by unnatural power, caught between loyalty and instinct. As the deadly experiment unfolds, the line between hunter and hunted blurs, and one man’s fate may hinge on a single, desperate choice.
In "Stridsvagnen," Tarzan faces off against Överste Dark, who plans to conquer Africa one village at a time using a cutting-edge tank. With the help of the smallest inhabitants of the jungle—soldatmyrorna—Tarzan finds a way to turn the tide, forcing the soldiers to abandon their machine. But Överste Dark escapes, leaving the fate of the jungle uncertain.
In the mist-shrouded M'Rund Mountains, Tarzan joins a professor and his assistant on a perilous expedition to uncover ancient artifacts that shouldn’t exist. To reach the high plateau, he must first face Ntungo, the fierce guardian of the mountain pass, before discovering a hidden jungle within a dormant volcano—home to a forgotten tribe of Neandertalare. With the pass sealed by a sudden landslide, the team finds themselves trapped in a world where the past is very much alive.
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