Tarzan Annual #[1966]

In "The Lion's Hut," Tarzan’s son sets out to find Dombie, the runaway grandson of Chief Muviro, tracking him to a village ruled by the deceitful Chief Kisumu and his puppet master, the witch doctor Kururi. When Kururi tries to frighten the boy with tales of the ghostly lion Makuru, the young hero stands firm—only to face a real lion drawn by blood, until Tarzan’s loyal lion Jad-Bal-Ja intervenes.

In "The Terror of Pal-Ul-Don," Tarzan returns to the heart of the jungle with a daring plan: using a rediscovered growth formula, he transforms four of Jathon’s lions into towering guardians, hoping their newfound size will be enough to stand against the monstrous boars terrorizing Cathne. With the fate of the village hanging in the balance, Tarzan must trust the beasts he’s empowered—before the jungle itself turns against them.

In "Tarzan and the Prince of Athne," Tarzan faces a new threat when a group of raiders from the distant land of Athne invades his jungle. With the Waziri at his side and their mighty elephants, Tarzan turns the tide, driving the intruders back across the desert to the fabled city of Pal-ul-don.

In "New Country and Friends," the brothers journey toward a small village in the valley chosen as the new home for the Tengulus, facing unexpected dangers along the way. When a rhinoceros charges and a band of gorillas appears, their path to settlement is tested by the wilds of the jungle.