Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 10,000 Web Pages in Archive Presents Volume 5667 |
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Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 10,000 Web Pages in Archive Presents Volume 5667 |
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Jan.-Feb.. 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- The Horns of Battle" ~ 15 pp. 
Chief Maroungo ignores warnings that if his Impis attack Tarzan’s Territory,
they will be scattered like dust before the whirlwind. When Maroungo’s
Makulu army charges, they find thorns underfoot and angry rhinos in their
face. From behind them, Tarzan charges a buffalo herd.
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March-Apr. 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan Challenges the Ape King" ~ 15 pp. 
Yet another ape named Korak the Killer challenges Tarzan’s kingship of
the apes.
Defeating Korak during a dum-dum, Tarzan banishes the usurper ape, who is then killed by a Waziri warrior whose crops Korak raided. 1 pp.
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6 pp.
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May-June 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan" ~ 15 pp. 
Tarzan and the Waziri help end a civil war.
Just as Muviro complains that his young Waziri warriors are hungry for a fight, Chief Umangi’s plea for help to fight his brother Mengo arrives. 1 pp.
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July-Aug., 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan and the Proud Princess" ~ 15 pp. 
Princess Kendra of the Hidden People is kidnapped by Batuti warriors.
Trapped inside a burial tomb, Tarzan and Kendra try hiding in a pair of ‘mummy-cases.’ But the Batuti steal the cases for the gold casings. 1 pp.
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6 pp.
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Fall 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- Giants of Kroo Maun" ~ 24 pp.  Tarzan
returns to Pal-ul-don, seeking a rheumatism cure from the herb doctors
of Kroo Maun. The Hairy Giants attack repeatedly, but Tarzan is always
too ingenious for them.
The editing throughout the series has been poor ... with constant name and spelling changes. This presents another major continuity gaff, as the once white mountain men of Kroo Maun are now tribal natives. 8 pp.
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Sept.-Oct.. 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- The Battle of the Bushmen" ~ 15 pp. 
Tarzan helps a psychic bushman discover a hidden home for his embattled
people. While Tarzan battles the strongest Bantu warrior one-on-one until
dusk falls, the Nye-Nye bushman steal the Bantu canoes and sail to their
new home.
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8 pp.
6 pp.
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Nov.-Dec., 1960 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- Nightmare in the Jungle ~ 15 pp.  Summary:
Tarzan must slay a Garth T-Rex from lost Pal-ul-don that is terrorizing his Territory. Review:
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6 pp.
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Feb. 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan and the Prince of Athne" ~ 15 pp. 
Another of Tarzan’s tree houses is destroyed by invading elephant men from
Athne. When Tarzan steals the Athnean elephants away, arrogant Prince Gato
learns that in close fighting his crossbows are no match for Waziri spears.
No price on cover.
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April 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- The Tyrant of Munyoro" ~ 11 pp. 
The exiled tyrant Kabarouga is returning to meet his gathering warriors.
Only Tarzan can track and capture the shrewd Kabarouga, who is well-schooled in the jungle arts. 7 pp.
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June 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan and the Savage Horde" ~ 15 pp. 
The Ja-lur army crashes through A-lur’s city gates ... at the same time
a Terrib horde attacks both sides.
More continuity confusion: The once cat-eared Ho-dons are now presented more like Roman descendants. And Ja-don the Third is now ruler of Ja-lur. But ... Ja-don was originally the King of A-lur! Now Ta-den the Second is King of A-lur. So ... while the children of supporting characters continue to grow to manhood -- Boy remains a boy. 1 pp.
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6 pp.
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August 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- Jungle Revolt" ~ 14 pp. 
Kisambu, the evil witchman, has been inciting the young men of Chief Buto’s
kraal to rebellion. Tarzan catches him in his own web of lies.
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Fall 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- The Tree of Ages" ~ 16 pp.  In
the middle of the Lake No One Names, stands the ancient Tree of Ages.
To save a scientist from being sacrificed, Tarzan burns down the man-eating tree. 8 pp.
6 pp.
“Jane -- The Sultan’s Ruby"
12 pp.
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12 pp.
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October 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- Apes in Exile" ~ 14 pp. 
To save a family of chimpanzees, Tarzan fights their Arab captors. This
fast moving tale bounces from the jungle to high seas storms, to island
combat and then back across the waters to a burning sea of desert sands.
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6 pp.
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December 1961 Cover: Uncredited Painting ~Writer: Uncredited ~ Pencils and Ink: Jesse Marsh "Tarzan -- The Sportsman" ~ 16 pp. 
After a treacherous hunter shoots his son, Chief Katana wants vengeance.
Lying that he was there to cull crocodiles that were killing villagers, the hunter was really after a rare Hunter’s Hartebeest trophy. 1 pp.
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