Tip Top Comics #6 (6)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Handy Headgear," Tarzan faces a personal trial when Tutamken pleads with him to return to his homeland, now scarred by fire. Though Tarzan refuses—still haunted by the murder of his brother apes—Niktoris takes matters into her own hands, only to vanish into the jungle and be taken by one of the great apes. The story unfolds with quiet tension as Tarzan answers her cries, drawn into a perilous journey through the wild. Written by Edgar Rice Burroughs and illustrated by Hal Foster, this 1936 adventure from Tip Top Comics #6 blends jungle mystery and emotional stakes, with Foster’s inks lending depth to every shadowed tree and tense moment.
In the heart of the jungle, Tarzan faces a painful past when Pharaoh Tutamken pleads for his return to a homeland scorched by fire—where his brother apes met their end. Though Tarzan refuses to go, Princess Nikotris takes up the cause, only to vanish into the wild when she’s seized by a mighty ape. The jungle echoes with her cries, and Tarzan must answer.
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