Tarzan of the Apes #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Tarzan of the Apes, Book 1" presents a richly illustrated tribute to Burne Hogarth’s legendary career, spotlighting his influential work on the Tarzan newspaper strips. Featuring full pages of his dynamic artwork alongside intimate sketchbook studies, this 1974 Pan Books edition offers a compelling look at his creative process, complete with a detailed bibliography and selected museography. The cover, like the interior, is a masterwork by Hogarth himself, showcasing his distinctive style in both pencils and inks.
In "Tarzan of the Apes, Book 2," a young Tarzan, raised among apes, sharpens his survival skills by crafting rope and mastering the lariat from his parents’ cabin. After Kulonga kills his adoptive mother Kala, Tarzan exacts vengeance, then turns his fury on Kulonga’s people, stealing a deadly bow with poison-tipped arrows. When the dominant ape Kerchak challenges him, Tarzan defeats him in combat, claiming his place as the new King of the Apes.
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