Tarzan #9/1986

In the heart of the jungle, young biologists Bert Riggins and Eleonore Hawkes are rescued by the pygméer, only to be captured during an attack by Zinra’s warriors. With the sacred statue of Zinra stolen by enemies from Tem-De, the pygmy king Ikanga and the sorcerer Harea plot a dangerous exchange—using Bert and Elie, and even Tarzan, to reclaim the lost god. But when the young warrior Zear uncovers Harea’s secret alliance with Tem-De, the truth sets off a chain of events that leads to a daring rescue. As the jungle holds its breath, a surprising new idol emerges—Bert’s guitar—transforming the fate of Zinra in ways no one expected.

In the heart of the jungle, ancient enmity divides the Fucali-stammen and Shana-folket, their rivalry sealed by generations of blood and a river that marks their border. When Prince Kalu and Princess Pina fall in love, their union becomes a fragile hope for peace—aided by Tarzan as mediator. But when Shana warrior Zanka schemes to ignite war by damming the river and blaming the gods, Tarzan must act fast to uncover the deception before the tribes tear each other apart.