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THE KILLER AND THE KING ~ 1932.06.26

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Tarzan and Korak the killer, asleep in the fork of a tree were awakened by a fearsome cry. It was Bolgani, the king gorilla, greeting the dawn and arousing his tribe. Out from their sleeping quarters came the great anthropoids. Tarzan and Korak would have passed in peace but Bolgani, suspicious and short of temper advanced toward them screaming in rage. Tarzan and Korak were not seeking battle. 

When greeted as enemies, they raced away and leaped for the trees. But Korak, who had been long absent from the jungle, was too slow in getting away and Bolgani caught him by the leg. Wildly the infuriated gorilla king swung the ape-man's son above his head and then smashed him down upon a great rock. As Korak lay senseless, Tarzan leaped. Full upon the gorilla king, the ape-man landed. 

His revenge was speedy and complete. But engrossed in victory, he did not observe the threatened danger from the other gorillas.

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