Tarzan #13/1980
"Träskmonstret" is a gripping tale from Tarzan #13 (1980), where the jungle hero is called to Aburabi-träsket after the Kasongo tribe flees from a terrifying, fire-breathing dragon. Written by an unknown author and translator, this story unfolds with a clever twist as Tarzan uncovers the beast is no mythical creature, but a disguised boat rigged with flamethrowers—part of a sinister plan by the old Nazi Heinrich Stoller to keep his treasure-hunting operation secret. The cover by ? captures the eerie glow of the dragon's flames, setting the tone for a suspenseful adventure that pits Tarzan against both man and machine in the heart of the swamp.
In the heart of the jungle, the Kasongo-stammen flee in terror from Aburabi-träsket, convinced they’ve encountered a monstrous, fire-breathing dragon. Tarzan is called to investigate, uncovering a shocking truth: the beast is a rigged boat with flamethrowers, part of a sinister scheme by the reclusive Nazi exile Heinrich Stoller. As Tarzan is lured into the swamp to face execution, he must outwit his captors and turn the dragon’s own weapon against the man behind the deception.
In the heart of the jungle, Korak stumbles upon a desperate officer fleeing a deadly conspiracy. With the fate of a nation hanging in the balance, he must outwit a corrupt general and a traitorous regime to prevent a murder that could plunge the country into chaos.
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