Tarzan #13/1981
In "Svart magi," Tarzan and the Makuda people offer aid to two white prospectors, Weiss and O'Leary, who soon grow suspicious of the tribe’s golden ornaments. Tempted by greed, the pair lure other gold seekers to Makuda land to distract the villagers while they steal from the hidden gold mine. Tarzan sees their deception, but when O'Leary fires at him, the mine collapses—burying the thieves in a torrent of gold. The Makuda chief vows never to seek gold again, knowing it brings only ruin. Cover by ? (översättning).
In "Svart magi," Tarzan takes on the perilous task of escorting the fugitive killer Kanyo from the jungle to the city of Pirth, hoping to spare him from a mob’s vengeance. Along the treacherous journey, Kanyo repeatedly tries to escape and kill Tarzan, while the vengeful Tobo and the sinister ju-ju-man Maimity weave dark magic in an attempt to destroy him. As the line between fate and sorcery blurs, the truth of Kanyo’s final fate remains hauntingly uncertain.
In "Makudas guld," Tarzan aids the white prospectors Weiss and O'Leary, who are given shelter and supplies by the Makuda-folket. Drawn by the villagers’ golden ornaments, the two men scheme to steal from the hidden gold mine, luring other treasure hunters to distract the tribe while they strike. When their plan unravels and the mine collapses, the resulting avalanche of gold buries them—leaving the Makuda-hövding to vow that gold brings only ruin.
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