Cover: Burne Hogarth

Tarzan l'intégrale #1

May 1993 · Soleil

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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This first volume of Soleil's comprehensive Tarzan collection reprints the earliest adventures of John Clayton II, better known as Tarzan, the feral child raised by apes in the African jungle. It gathers the foundational stories that establish his origin, his encounters with both wild beasts and civilized intruders, and his enduring struggle between two worlds. The edition presents these classic tales in a restored format, offering a definitive starting point for fans of Edgar Rice Burroughs' iconic character.

In "Tarzan et les singes," the man of the jungle faces his fiercest challenge yet when he encounters a tribe of massive apes and must prove his worth in a brutal trial for leadership. After claiming the title of chief, Tarzan is captured by a group of Anglo-Saxon explorers hunting a mysterious artifact known as the "anneau manquant." Written by Edgar Rice Burroughs and Burne Hogarth, with art and inks by Burne Hogarth, this 1993 Soleil edition brings the classic tale to life with powerful, dynamic visuals. The cover, also by Hogarth, captures the raw intensity of the moment.

Contains 6 stories

Tarzan et les singes

6 pp · Adventure, Jungle

Chakto (gorille)Bolgani (gorille) [flashback]Taug (gorille) [flashback]Taug (gorille)tribu MBongaguerriers Wazirimessager d'Ishtak

Tarzan et les Boers

28 pp · Adventure, Jungle

le messager d'Ishtakchef IshtakJan van BoërenPiet de VillersAnnitje van BoërenStefanus van BoërenMiss van Boërenla fille aînée van BoërenHenrik Smit [meurt]pionniers Boers

Tarzan contre les Chinois

25 pp · Adventure, Jungle

le capitaine des gardes (antagonist)gardes (antagonist)l'Empereur Sun Tai (supporting)Luling (supporting)le prince Fang-Chu-Fang (villain, death)les Cavaliers de la Justice [Chang-Loon] (villains)guerriers Aiyus [Hiyedo] (villains)la mage Loi Wan (guest, death)

In the heart of the untamed jungle, Tarzan stumbles upon a hidden fortress veiled by time and secrecy. As he climbs the ancient wall and steps into the forbidden empire, he finds himself entangled in a web of courtly deception, where the Emperor Sun Tai’s court hides secrets as deep as the jungle itself. With rival warlords, shadowy knights, and a sorceress whose fate is sealed, Tarzan must navigate a realm where loyalty is a blade and every ally could be a foe.

Tarzan et les Pygmées

25 pp · Adventure, Jungle

Oglut le roi des singes (antagonist)John Farr (guest, introduction)Linda Farr (supporting, introduction)Grégor Marsada (villain, introduction)Butano (villain, introduction)un chasseur indigène (guest)Bak-Dak le roi des singes (antagonist, introduction)Mal-Yut, chef des Lingoos (villain, introduction)Lingoos anonymes (villain)Kuleeah (caméo à la dernière case, introduction, non nommée)

In "Tarzan et les Pygmées," Tarzan rises as leader among a tribe of great apes after defeating their king, Bak-Dak le roi des singes. But his newfound authority is short-lived when he’s captured by Anglo-Saxon explorers led by John Farr, who seek the fabled "anneau manquant" — a prize that draws the attention of other predators, including the cunning Mal-Yut, chef des Lingoos, and the ruthless Grégor Marsada.

Tarzan et les Amazones

10 pp · Adventure, Jungle

John Farr (guest)Linda Farr (supporting)Grégor Marsada (villain)Kuleeah (supporting, puis antagonist, nommée)Amazones anonymes (supporting, puis antagonist)Lingoos anonymes (villain)

Tarzan et les chercheurs de diamants (1e partie)

8 pp · Adventure, Jungle

John Farr (cameo)Linda Farr (cameo)indigènes au service des Farr (cameo)Klaas Vanger (villain, introduction)Kundila (antagonist, introduction)guerriers Bulegas (antagonist)Jan van Boeren (supporting, introduction)Matea van Boeren (supporting, introduction)Dilik van Boeren (supporting, introduction)Carlus de Jung (supporting, introduction)Vrouw van Boeren (guest, introduction)