Tarzan & Co #2/1972
In "Kampen mot barbarerna," Tarzan finds himself captured by the fierce Amazon queen Tibeela, who sees him as a potential mate—though he refuses and escapes into the wild. Soon after, a band of pirates lands near the Amazon territory, overpowering the warriors and enslaving both them and Tarzan, who is forced into the arena as a gladiator. Facing deadly trials against a gorilla, a lion, and his old friend Groot Carlus, Tarzan must fight not just for survival, but to reclaim his freedom. Written by Don Garden and illustrated with powerful, dynamic art by Burne Hogarth—both inks and pencils—this 1972 adventure from Williams Förlags AB delivers raw jungle action with a striking cover by Hogarth.
In "Kampen mot barbarerna," Tarzan arrives to aid the Berian-folket, who are trapped under the iron grip of hostile barbarians. Forced to confront a grim ritual demanding the sacrifice of the strongest warrior, Tarzan must use his wits to convince them that his life is worth more than a ritual death. With a daring plan to turn the barbarians’ fear of a waking volcano against them, he leads a desperate bid to outsmart their enemies and save his allies.
In "Piraternas fånge," Amazonen Tibeela captures Tarzan, determined to make him her mate—though he refuses and escapes into the jungle. Meanwhile, a pirate crew lands near the Amazon tribe, overpowering them and capturing Tarzan, Tibeela, and others, including his friend Groot Carlus, before selling them into slavery to Sultan Kandulla. Now forced into the arena, Tarzan must fight for survival against the ferocious gorilla Boghdu, the mighty lion Lethor, and even his own ally, Groot Carlus, in a deadly spectacle that tests his strength and wits.
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