Tarzan #14/1979
In "Zoltars öga," Tarzan pauses at the Ushanti market and intervenes when gruvarbetaren Sean Magee cheats a local trader, sparking a fight that sends Magee fleeing with a grudge. When Tarzan later confronts the local police, he learns of suspicions about an illegal diamond mine nearby—leading him to suspect Magee’s involvement. After being attacked and left for dead in the jungle, Tarzan is saved by myrslokar from a swarm of soldier ants. He tracks down the hidden mine, leading to a tense showdown that ends with the mine destroyed—everyone surviving. Cover by Vilanova.
In the heart of the jungle, a remote tribe’s sacred totem—a diamond known as Zoltars eye—is stolen, and suspicion falls on Tarzan when the tribe, unfamiliar with him, believes he’s involved. With the help of a young woman named Manton and the wary support of the tribal chief Nagola, Tarzan must prove his innocence by defeating the chief in a brutal wrestling match. Tracking the thieves to the corrupt city of Kingsville, he uncovers a web of deceit tied to the shady businessman Jack Wilder and his henchman Brigsby. The fate of the stolen gem and the tribe’s future hang in the balance.
In "Diamantberget," Tarzan arrives at the Ushanti-folket’s marketplace and intervenes when gruvarbetaren Sean Magee attempts to cheat a local trader. When Magee escapes with a grudge, Tarzan investigates a rumor of an illegal diamond mine, only to be ambushed and left for dead in the jungle. Saved by myrslokar from a swarm of soldier ants, he tracks down the hidden mine and confronts those behind it in a tense showdown that ends with the mine’s destruction—everyone surviving.
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Reprinted in Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #6 (1981)
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