Tarzan & Co #4/1972
In "En djävulsk plan," Tarzan ventures into the mysterious land of Pal-Ul-Don in search of Dr. Addams, Anne Addams, and linguist James Gleason. Captured by the ape-man Zu-Tan and his tribe, Tarzan finds himself caught between betrayal and survival as a secret resistance within the tribe risks everything to save him. With the jungle itself a battleground and deadly creatures like the dyal looming, Tarzan's journey leads him through perilous escapes and unexpected alliances—only to be captured once more by the enigmatic terriberna. Burne Hogarth's masterful storytelling and art, with inks by Dan Barry and lettering by Sune Käll, bring this gripping adventure to life, while the cover by Hogarth himself captures the primal tension of the tale.
In a tense jungle showdown, Osmund Fahrbish manipulates events to pit the Mogallastammen against local villagers, framing them for the kidnapping of Michael Carlus—son of Groot Carlus—while secretly working with Nazi forces to seize land for military bases. With tensions rising and alliances crumbling, the fate of Michael and the fragile peace among the people hang in the balance.
In the heart of Pal-Ul-Don, Tarzan searches for the missing doktor Addams, Anne Addams, and scholar James Gleason, only to be captured by the apeman Zu-Tan and his tribe. As rival factions within the tribe plot against Zu-Tan, Tarzan helps save his life and flees into the jungle, where he encounters Athor and battles a deadly dyal. Separated from his allies, Tarzan is later captured by the terriber, only to escape and reunite with Athor, the Addams, and Gleason, who are all imprisoned by the mysterious tribe.
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