Tarzan & Co #1/1971
In "Tarzans vilda vänner," Tarzan’s son Boy sets out to track down Dombie, the runaway grandson of chief Muviro, following clues that lead to the village of Kisumu—where the chief is under the sinister influence of the sorcerer Kururi. With the village hiding Dombie to sell him to Muviro’s enemies, Boy must face Kururi’s terrifying tales of the night-walking Makuru, even as the sorcerer summons wild lions with goat’s blood. Cover by Burne Hogarth, this 1971 adventure features art by Jesse Marsh and writing by Gaylord Du Bois.
In "Tarzans vilda vänner," Tarzan and Jane Clayton race across the jungle and beyond, each unaware the other is close behind, searching for their kidnapped infant son Jack. Trapped by Nikolas Rokoff, Tarzan escapes to a remote African island where he forms an unlikely bond with Akut the ape and uses the wilds to track down Rokoff’s ship—only to find Jane already fighting back with a rifle and a will of steel. With help from the jungle’s creatures, Tarzan turns the tide, but not before Paulvitch slips away. The story closes with Tarzan returning to London, where he finally reunites with Jack, who’s been safe all along at a children’s home.
In "Uppror i djungeln," Tarzan and his friend, chief Buto, uncover a troubling secret: young men from Buto’s tribe are secretly hunting elephants. When the shaman Kisambu begins manipulating events through a trained ape, chaos erupts. Tarzan, aided by the clever chimp N'Kengo, must expose the deception before the tribe turns on itself.
In "Lejonhyddan," Tarzan’s son Boy sets out to find Dombie, the runaway grandson of chief Muviro, whose trail leads to the village of Kisumu—under the sinister grip of the sorcerer Kururi. As the boy uncovers a secret held by the villagers, he faces terrifying tales of the ghostly Makuru, said to return as a lion at night, and must stand firm when Kururi summons wild lions with goat’s blood. With the help of his father’s loyal lion Jad, Boy confronts the deception and sets Dombie free.
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↩ Reprints Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #123 (1961), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #125 (1961), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes #157 (1966), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes #159 (1966), Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes #160 (1966)
Reprinted in Tarzan & Co #1 (1971)
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