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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Beasts of Tarzan," Tarzan’s son, Boy, sets out to rescue Dombie, the runaway grandson of Chief Muviro, after tracking him to a village ruled by the enigmatic Chief Kisumu. Under the guise of a ghostly lion spirit named Makuru, the witch doctor Kururi tries to scare Boy away, but the boy’s courage and the timely arrival of Tarzan’s loyal lion Jad-Bal-Ja turn the tide. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, this 1971 adventure blends jungle peril with a quiet determination, all captured in bold, dynamic art.
In this pulse-pounding jungle adventure from the 1971 Tarzan of the Apes Bumper Edition, Tarzan and Jane Porter Clayton race to find their kidnapped son Jack, only to be captured by the sinister Nikolas Rokoff. Stranded on a remote island, Tarzan teams up with the loyal Mugambi and the wild creatures of the jungle to break free and track down Rokoff’s hidden boat—where he finds Jane holding off Rokoff’s men with nothing but a rifle. With the help of his animal allies and sheer determination, Tarzan brings Rokoff’s schemes to an end, only to discover that Jack was never in danger—having been safely hidden in an English orphanage all along.
In "Jungle Revolt," Tarzan and his friend Chief Buto uncover a dangerous conspiracy when young tribal hunters begin poaching elephants—backed by the cunning Witch Doctor Kisambu. When a trained chimp, N'Kengo, is used to frame Tarzan and Buto for an attack, the ape man must expose the truth before the tribe turns on him.
In "The Lion's Hut," Tarzan and his son Boy venture into a jungle village ruled by the cunning Witch Doctor Kururi, where a missing boy, Dombie, is secretly held captive. As Kururi unleashes terrifying tales of the ghost lion Makuru to scare them off, Boy stands firm—only for Jad-Bal-Ja, Tarzan’s loyal lion, to answer the call and drive the beast away. With Jane Porter Clayton and the others at their side, the Clays uncover the truth behind the village’s dark secrets.
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