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Eagle Men of Engani -- A lost race of native people
living in Engani. They revere eagles. They train eagles to
hunt everything that moves. They teach their eagles not to attack
humans wearing a white-feathered hat and feathered arm decorations.
They use spears. They dance a slow flight dance around their captive
Lukambo, who comes from another tribe. Lukambo loves Illona, an Eagle
Woman. They release him to be hunted by eagles. Tarzan rescues
him. The Eagle Men spy N’kima and believe that Lukambo and Tarzan
have turned into monkeys. They are afraid and give up the hunt.
Dell Number -- 75.1
eagles, giant -- part of Doctor Mervin’s growth experiments,
captured by Bokawah, the evil witch doctor. When Tarzan follows the
scent of the captured Yolanda to Bokawah’s cave, the witch doctor releases
one of the eagles, which knocks Tarzan down. Tarzan kills it with
his knife. In its death throws, it releases the other eagle, which
carries off Bokawah. Tarzan throws a knife into it killing it.
It drops Bokawah to his death.
Dell Number -- 22.1
eagles of the Engani -- They have brown bodies with white
heads and two tufts of feathers on top of their heads. Tarzan travels
to Engani where he finds the people of the area revere eagles. He
witness the Eagle Men using their trained eagles bring down a gazelle.
Tarzan deduces that the eagles are trained not to attack humans dressed
in their eagle-feathered costumes. He brings down two eagles with
bolas and makes himself a feathered costume. The Eagle Men use eagles
to hunt their captive, Lukambo. Tarzan gives Lukambo a bush to hide
under to keep the eagles at bay until they get to the forest.
Dell Number -- 75.1
Edouard -- gangster henchman of Lou Coron killed by a chariot
wheel rolled down the hill by Gemnon’s soldiers towards Coron’s plane.
Dell Number -- 22.2
Ekkal -- Monga man who wins Ro-mee-lah, Jo-rah’s sister,
as the Monga gamble for the right to have her as a mate.
Dell Number -- 39.1
Elaine Hammond -- #21.1 - from Ohio, her father sent
her on a hunting trip with Dane Carnal, who he hoped would
marry his daughter. While trying to escape the wounded Tantor she
accidentally drives her jeep into a gully. Tarzan patches her up
and takes her to Cathne to recover. Tarzan calls her “Princess Elaine
of Ohio.” While there, Gemnon’s son, Jathon, becomes infatuated with
her, as does the evil Tomos, who convinces the king to have her locked
up. Tomos is accidentally killed. Elaine and Jathon are to
be executed for the death of Tomos. They escape with the help of
her jeep and later Tarzan.
#22.2 now married to Jathon Elaine flies in a small plane with him
to Cathne. Lou Coron, who is later killed by a hunting lion, attacks
them. Tarzan saves them from the same lion.
A #1.2 Princess Elaine encourages Tarzan in his rescue attempt of her
husband, Prince Jathon.
#35 now referred to as Queen Elaine. She comes with her husband
King Jathon to seek Tarzan help. A volcano has destroyed their city
of Cathne. Tarzan brings them to Pal-ul-don. Along the way
she and Tarzan drive zebras towards the camp so her people can have food.
The surviving Cathneans build a new city in Pal-ul-don called Lion Rock.
In a chariot accident involving giant bees, Jathon is knocked unconscious
and Elaine is captured by cave men. Tarzan rescues her.
#41.2 After Goliath escapes, she and Jathon greet Tarzan at the gates
of New Cathne in a horse drawn chariot.
#45.3 - Her husband King Jathon is reported dead. Elaine fears
that Timon, Jathon’s nephew, will try to kill her so she leaves to find
Tarzan. Her lion drawn chariot is attacked by Black Panthers of Pal-ul-don.
Tarzan and the Waziri slay the panthers. They return her to Cathne
under the guise that she was on a hunting trip. The Waziri remain
as her bodyguard.
#46.1 dressed in armor Elaine helps defend the walls of Cathne against
a Terribs attack.
#54.3 When Tarzan comes to Cathne with her husband, King Jathon, she
is shocked to learn of the bolgani attack.
A#4.1 the young Queen with a long blonde ponytail is out in a lion
drawn chariot alone. Tarzan swoops in on Argus and informs her that
she about to be attacked by the Talking Gorillas. He tells her to
flee to Cathne. Tarzan and Argus save her from the Bolgani.
Safe within the city, she laments that her foolishness caused Tarzan’s
death at the hands of the gorillas.
#84.1 Queen Elaine is with King Jathon when Tarzan comes to Cathne.
Upon learning that the Mitzeraim has captured Prince Thyron, Elaine worries
that the stone slingers will have hidden their tracks so that Tarzan cannot
trace them. She has long blonde hair and wears an elegant dress at
the royal suite.
#97.1 Elaine is disturbed by Jathon’s insistence about accompanying
Tarzan to Pal-ul-don to bring back red gryfs to battle the Garth that is
terrorizing Cathne. N’kima stays with Queen Elaine. Elaine
has golden hair.
#103.1 the golden haired Elaine greets Jathon has he finds the temporary
camp of the Cathneans after Cathne has been destroyed by an earthquake.
She explains to Jathon about their problems with the Gallegos and about
the quake.
#123.3 Queen Elaine fears the worse for her husband when the hunting
lions return to Cathne alone. She leads a search party in a chariot
pulled by horses. They find Tarzan and Jathon unharmed. Tarzan
tells her about creating giant lions. Elaine informs Tarzan that
Goliath has died. When the giant lions are ready to hunt the Dinohyus,
Elaine does not want Jathon to go with Tarzan on the hunt.
Dell Number -- 21.1+22.2+A 1.2+35+41.2+45.3+46.1+54.3+A#4.1+84.1+97.1+103.1+123.3
elands -- ##59.2(Boy story) Boy and Dombie
ride elands to the Wandoro Country in search of Tarzan, who is collecting
herbs there. They seek him because Muviro is ill. A buffalo
charges them. They try to leap a gully on the elands. The gully
is too wide and the elands strike their heads on the opposite bank.
After they are saved from the buffalo by the Wandoros, the boys ride the
elands towards the Mara River and Tarzan.
#61.2 Tarzan, Boy, and Dombie ride elands as they hunt wild boar.
A buffalo charges out of a thicket. Dombie’s eland throws him off.
Dombie is gored. Tarzan carries Dombie as he rides his eland back
to the Waziri Village.
#77.1 When Hussein becomes ill from his wounds sustained with the fight
with the cave bears, Tarzan makes a grass rope and captures an eland.
It takes him an hour to train the eland to accept him as a rider.
Tarzan rides the eland back to the City in the Sands and tells the Bedouins
to send help for their injured leader. Tarzan releases Bara.
#81.2 Elands flee from the grass fire. Tarzan leaps onto the
back of one to save his strength. At the river’s edge he dismounts
as he sees Dombie and the chimps. Dombie leaps into the river.
Tarzan places the chimps on the back of an eland that is crossing the river.
The chimps are afraid of the leopard coming out of the water. They
cling to Bara, which races off.
#86.2 After saving Mr. Wardle, the policeman from Nairobi, Tarzan and
the policeman ride elands back to the tree house.
No. 25.5 (non-Tarzan story) the giraffe Nobby leads his new family
to a water hole. He knows it is safe because elands are drinking
there.
#126.1 Tarzan and Cheeloo, the chimpanzees, rides Bara from the tree
house to the port of M’saba. They are in search of Cheeloo’s captured
family.
Dell Number -- #59.2(Boy story) +61.2+70 (splash
page)+77.1+81.2+86.2+No. 25.5 (non-Tarzan story) +126.1
Ellen Maypool -- #39.2 Ellen is an archeologist like
her father, Doctor Horace Maypool. They are on safari to search for
ancient civilizations. Athneans take her and her father to New Athne
after they dispatch the Arabs that killed an Athnean elephant. Tarzan
translates for them. The King of Athne holds the Maypools responsible
for the death of their elephant. The price for Ellen’s freedom is
the fire chariot (safari car). Tarzan returns with the car and purchases
her freedom. However, she has become enamored by the treacherous
Prince Ergon and wishes to say with her father, who wants to do some studies
of the Athneans.
#40.1 She puts off Prince Ergon’s advances. The Prince subjects
her, Tom Culver, and her father to the Ordeal of the Elephants. Tarzan
rescues them. Doctor MacWhirtle flies them back to Nairobi.
Dell Number -- 39.2+40.1
Elephant Gods -- (See - Mermen)
Elephant Men -- (See - Mermen) 108.1
Ellita -- Ellita is the Lutorian that informs Princess
Loma that the girl-from-the-sky, Margaret Mackenzie, is not eating and
only looks at the sky.
Dell Number -- No. 51.7
Elmorans -- grown Waziri warriors. They tease Dombie
into going hunting for a dangerous animal. After being rescued by
Tarzan, Dombie returns with a young thipdar that he uses to frighten the
Elmorans.
Dell Number -- 78.2
El Raschid -- leader of the mad men in the pit they call
the Land of the Living Dead. Tarzan helps them escape the pit.
El Raschid is the first one out and would have left the others there but
Tarzan was quicker than El Raschid’s dull knife.
Dell Number -- 17.1
Emma -- after experiencing airplane trouble she and Phil
are captured by cannibals. Budango, the chief, calls her White Mary.
Tarzan rescues them.
Dell Number -- 14.2
Enani -- Enani is the name of the female Waziri who complains
about abandoning the Waziri walled city at Tarzan’s advice because of the
approaching marauding Athnean army.
Dell Number -- 122.1
engles/ingles --Term used by Buto Matari and Ungali, the
witch doctor, in referring to Englishmen.
Dell Number -- 45.1
Engok -- Name of one of the gorillas that an unnamed tribe
of natives is preparing to sacrifice to a giant squid. The gorillas
are tied to poles on the beach of the island where Tarzan and his family
are marooned. Tarzan recruits a tribe of Bolgani to rescue the gorillas.
After they save them, Tarzan offers the gorillas some of the native’s food.
Engok says that he will eat it.
Dell Number -- A#6.1
Entibi -- Name of one of Sir Ronald Crabtree’s bearers.
Dell Number -- 89.1
Eric -- Name of a Giant Viking who wonders if Tarzan’s
concoction of cement placed on their shields will really repel Skraeling
crossbow bolts.
Dell Number -- 91.1
eryops -- A2 (Boy’s Air Adventure) eight-foot amphibian with three eyes.
Es-at -- “the evil one” - a Waz-don, father
of Tor-lot who attempts to overthrow Om-at
Dell Number -- 4
Novel -- (TTe -- Es-sat, “rough skin” chief of the
Kor-ul-ja)
Eta -- Boy rides a small antelope named Eta. Eta
is mangani for little. Tarzan and Boy witness a running gun battle between
the Aulihans and the Marehans. Tarzan sends Boy with the antelopes
to bring word to the sheik’s son, Serenli, to retrieve the armor.
Boy and Serenli ride the antelopes to the mountains. They outdistance
Gumburu and his men.
Dell Number -- 129.3
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