Tarzan #9/1977
In "Sumo-mästaren," former sumo champion Hiroshi arrives in Africa seeking a fresh start, only to be tricked by two deceitful workers into challenging Tarzan in a match while they steal from the plantation. As the fight unfolds, Hiroshi begins to see through their lies—and when the traitors turn on Tarzan, he must choose between his past and a new loyalty. Written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Will Meugniot, with inks by Dave Stevens, this 1977 issue features cover art by Will Meugniot and Bill Wray.
In "Sumo-mästaren," the disgraced sumo champion Hiroshi arrives in Africa seeking a fresh start on Lord Greystoke’s plantation, only to be tricked by fellow workers Sam and Pete into challenging Tarzan in a wrestling match. As the match unfolds, Hiroshi begins to see through their deceit—and when the two men turn on Tarzan, he must choose between loyalty to his new allies or doing what’s right.
In a sun-scorched desert oasis, Tarzan teams up with the young Malai Yusuf and his steadfast horse Zuflager to defend the sanctuary from a ruthless band of raiders. With the help of Malai’s father, Muhammed Yusuf, and the loyal Abdirizak, Tarzan must outwit the invaders before the fragile peace of the oasis is shattered.
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