Tarzan
of the
Apes --
#1-- Grosset & Dunlap
Edition
Deep
in the
savage
African
jungle,
the baby
Tarzan
orphaned
son of a
British
nobleman
was
raised
by a
fierce
she-ape
of the
tribe of
Kerchak.
There he
had to
learn
all the
secrets
of the
wild to
survive
how to
talk
with
animals,
swing
through
the
trees,
and
fight
against
the
great
predators.
He grew
to the
strength
and
courage
of his
fellow
apes.
And in
time,
his
human
intelligence
promised
him the
kingship
of the
tribe.
He
became
truly
Lord of
the
Jungle.
His
adventures
continue
with his
fearless
encounters
with the
jungle
terrors,
his
slowly
dawning
realization
that he
is a man
and his,
at
first,
pathetic
efforts
to add
to his
knowledge.
Then men
entered
his
jungle,
bringing
with
them the
wanton
savagery
of
civilized
greed
and lust
and
bringing
also the
first
white
woman
Tarzan
had ever
seen.
Now
suddenly,
Tarzan
had to
choose
between
two
worlds.
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Return
of
Tarzan,
The --
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Tarzan
had
renounced
his
right to
the
woman he
loved,
and
civilization
held no
pleasure
for him.
After a
brief
and
harrowing
period
among
men
filled
with
adventures
as
strange
and
thrilling
as those
of his
boyhood
in the
primeval
forest,
he
turned
back to
the
primeval
African
jungle
where,
by
virtue
of his
fighting
ability
and
superior
cunning,
he had
grown to
manhood
-- King
of his
Tribe
and
Master
of the
Jungle!
. It was
there he
first
heard of
Opar,
the city
of gold,
left
over
from
fabled
Atlantis.
It was a
city of
hideous
men and
of
beautiful,
savage
women,
over
whom
reigned
La, high
priestess
of the
Flaming
God. Its
altars
were
stained
with the
blood of
many
sacrifices.
Unheeding
of the
dangers,
Tarzan
led a
band of
savage
warriors
toward
the
ancient
crypts
and the
more
ancient
evil of
Opar.
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Beasts
of
Tarzan,
The
--
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Edition
Now
that he
was the
rich
Lord
Greystoke,
Tarzan
became
the
target
of
greedy
and evil
men. His
son was
kidnapped,
his wife
had been
abducted,
and
Tarzan
was
stranded
on a
desert
island
where he
seemed
helpless.
but with
the help
of
Sheeta,
the
vicious
panther,
and the
great
ape Akut,
Tarzan
began
his
escape.
Together
with the
giant
Mugambi,
they
reached
the
mainland
and took
up the
trail of
the
kidnappers.
Tarzan
sought
his wife
and his
child
and he
sought
such
vengeance
as only
a human
beast of
the
jungle
could
devise.
But the
men
Tarzan
sought
had fled
deep
into the
interior
and the
trail
was old
and
well-hidden.
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of
Tarzan,
The --
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Paulvitch
still
lived
and
sought
vengeance
against
Tarzan.
As part
of his
plot, he
lured
Tarzan's
young
son away
from
London.
But the
boy
escaped,
with the
aid of
the
great
ape Akut.
They
fled to
the
savage
African
jungles
where
Tarzan
had been
reared.
There
the
civilized
boy had
to learn
to meet
the
great
beasts
and face
the
dangers
only his
father
had ever
conquered.
But he
grew in
time
into
Korak
the
Killer,
almost
as
mighty
as
Tarzan.
Korak
found a
friend
in
Meriem,
whom he
rescued
from a
raiding
Arab
band.
Then he
discovered
that the
dangers
of the
jungle
were
nothing
compared
to those
devised
by men.
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Tarzan
&
the
Jewels
of Opar
-- #5-- Grosset & Dunlap
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In
the
forgotten
city of
Opar,
the
bloodied
sacrificial
altar of
the
Flaming
God
stood
above
vaults
piled
high
with the
gold
destined
for
fabled,
lost
Atlantis.
There
La, the
beautiful
high
priestess,
still
dreamed
of
Tarzan,
who had
escaped
her
knife
before.
Around
her, the
hideous
priests
vowed
that he
should
never
escape
again.
For now
Tarzan
was
returning,
and they
were
waiting
for him.
Tarzan
planned
to avoid
La and
the
priests.
But he
could
not
avoid
the
earthquake
that
struck
him down
in the
vaults
and left
him
without
memory
of his
wife or
home
only
with
what
memory
he had
had as a
child
among
the
savage
apes who
reared
him.
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Jungle
Tales of
Tarzan
--
#6-- Grosset & Dunlap
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The
young
Tarzan
was
unlike
the
great
apes who
were his
only
companions
and
playmates.
Theirs
was a
simple,
savage
life,
filled
with
little
but
killing
or being
killed.
But
Tarzan
had all
of a
normal
boy's
desire
to
learn.
He had
painfully
taught
himself
to read
from
books
left by
his dead
father.
Now he
sought
to apply
this
book
knowledge
to the
world
around
him. He
sought
for such
things
as the
source
of
dreams
and the
whereabouts
of God.
And he
searched
for the
love and
affection
that
every
human
being
needs.
But he
was
alone in
his
struggles
to grow
and
understand.
The life
of the
jungle
had no
room for
abstractions.
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the
Untamed
-- #7-- Grosset & Dunlap
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With
the
speed of
the
great
apes,
Tarzan
rushed
through
the
jungle
toward
his home
and
family.
But he
was
already
too
late.
The
marauders
had been
there
before
him. His
farm was
in
shambles
and no
one was
left
alive.
Of his
beloved
wife
there
was only
a
charred,
blackened
corpse,
still
wearing
the
rings he
had
given
her.
Silently,
he
buried
the body
and
swore
his
terrible
vengeance
against
those
who had
done
this
terrible
deed.
Then he
set out
grimly
to track
them...through
warring
armies...across
a vast
desert
that no
man had
ever
crossed...and
to a
strange
valley
where
only
madmen
lived.
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the
Terrible
--
#8-- Grosset & Dunlap
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Lieutenant
Obergatz
had fled
in
terror
from the
ever-seeking
vengeance
of
Tarzan
of the
Apes.
With
him, by
force,
he had
taken
Tarzan's
beloved
mate,
Jane.
Now the
ape-man
was
following
the
faint
spoor of
their
flight,
into a
region
no man
had ever
penetrated.
The
trail
led
across
seemingly
impassable
marshes
into
Pal-ul-don
a savage
land
where
primitive
Waz-don
and
Ho-don
fought
fiercely,
wielding
knives
with
their
long,
prehensile
tails
and
where
mighty
triceratops
still
survived
from the
dim dawn
of
time...And
far
behind,
relentlessly
pursuing,
came
Korak
the
Killer.
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Tarzan
had been
betrayed.
Drugged
and
helpless,
he was
delivered
into the
hands of
the
dreadful
priests
of Opar,
last
bastion
of
ancient
Atlantis.
La, High
Priestess
of the
Flaming
God, had
saved
him once
again,
driven
by her
hopeless
love for
the
ape-man.
But now
she was
betrayed
and
threatened
by her
people.
To save
her,
Tarzan
fled
with her
into the
legendary
Valley
of
Diamonds,
while
Jad-bal-ja,
his
faithful
golden
lion,
followed.
Ahead
lay a
land
where
savage
gorillas
ruled
over
servile
men. And
behind,
Estaban
Miranda—who
looked
exactly
like
Tarzan—plotted
further
treachery.
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Ant Men
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No
man had
ever
penetrated
the
Great
Thorn
Forest
until
Tarzan
of the
Apes
crashed
his
plane
behind
it on
his
first
solo
flight.
Within
lay a
beautiful
country.
But in
it lived
the
Alali,
strange
stone-age
giants
whose
women
regarded
all men
as less
than
slaves.
And
beyond
the
Alali
lay the
country
of the
Ant-Men—little
people
only
eighteen
inches
tall.
There,
in
Trohanadalmakus,
Tarzan
was an
honored
guest—until
he was
captured
by the
warriors
of
Veltopismakus
in one
of the
ant-men's
wars.
They had
their
plans
for the
ape-man.
By the
advanced
science
of the
little
men,
Tarzan
was
shrunk
to their
size and
set to
work as
a quarry
slave.
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Lord of
the
Jungle
-- #11-- Grosset & Dunlap
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Cruel
slave
traders
had
invaded
the
jungle
of
Tarzan
of the
Apes.
Now they
were
headed
toward a
fabled
empire
of
riches
which no
outsider
had ever
seen,
intent
on
looting.
Toward
the same
legendary
land was
stumbling
the lost
James
Blake,
an
American
whom
Tarzan
had
vowed to
rescue.
Following
their
spoors,
the
ape-man
came
upon the
lost
Valley
of the
Sepulcher,
where
Knights
Templar
still
fought
to
resume
their
Holy
Crusade
to free
Jerusalem.
Soon
Tarzan,
true
Lord of
their
ancient
motherland,
was
armed
with
lance
and
shield,
mixed
into
their
jousting
and
ancient
combat.
It was
then
that the
slavers
struck!
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and the
Lost
Empire
-- #12-- Grosset & Dunlap
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Somewhere
in the
heart of
Africa,
a man
had
disappeared—Erich
von
Harben,
son of
an old
friend
of
Tarzan
of the
Apes.
Now the
ape-man
was
seeking
to
rescue
him. The
trail
led to a
mysterious
valley
where
Tarzan
discovered
two
surviving
outposts
of
ancient
Rome,
almost
unchanged
by time.
There,
Tarzan
was
thrust
into the
bloody
arena,
to face
every
peril
the
cruel
and
corrupt
Emperor
of
Castra
Sanguinarius
could
devise
to
ensure
the
ape-man's
death.
Miles
away in
Castrum
Mare,
Erich
von
Harben
was also
awaiting
execution
upon the
sands of
another
tyrant's
arena.
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at the
Earth's
Core --
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David
Innes
was a
captive
in
Pellucidar,
the
strange
world
within a
world
that lay
under
Earth's
crust.
To
rescue
him,
Tarzan
came
into
that
savage,
prehistoric
land at
the head
of an
expedition
equipped
with
every
modern
device.
But
Pellucidar
was not
like the
jungles
the
ape-man
knew.
Here
were
sabre-toothed
tigers
and
every
savage
creature
from the
beginning
of the
time.
Here the
horizon
curved
back on
itself
and the
sun was
always
in the
middle
of the
sky. And
now, for
the
first
time,
Tarzan
was
hopelessly
lost in
a land
teeming
with
unknown,
gigantic
killers...where
even
time had
no
meaning!
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Invincible
-- #14-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
La
was in
trouble.
The high
priestess
of the
Flaming
God in
the
ancient
city of
Opar—forgotten
outpost
of
Atlantis—had
been
betrayed
by her
people
and
locked
in the
eon-haunted
dungeons
until
Tarzan
came to
rescue
her. La
still
loved
Tarzan,
but
Tarzan
had
brought
her to
his
people,
and then
left
her.
Now,
together
with a
strange
woman of
Tarzan's
kind,
she lay
bound in
the tent
of an
Arab
slave-trader,
dreading
her
certain
fate.
Meanwhile,
Tarzan
was
beset by
a
strange
band of
men who
had
invaded
his
land...led
by a
madman
bent on
evil
subversion!
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Tarzan
Triumphant
-- #15-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
Evil
men had
come to
the land
that
belonged
to
Tarzan
of the
Apes,
looting
and
killing
as they
moved.
Patiently,
the
ape-man
pursued
them.
But
there
was
other
evil. In
a small
valley
of the
Ghenzi
Mountains,
the last
remnants
of an
ugly,
perverted
people
dwelled
in what
they
called
their
faith.
It was
an
ancient
belief—one
that had
come
with
their
ancestors
from
Rome
nearly
2000
years
before.
Now they
were
wicked
and many
of them
were
insane.
Now they
had
captured
Lady
Barbara
Collis
and
meant to
use her
as a
human
sacrifice—unless
Tarzan
arrived
in time!
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Leopard
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#16-- 1948 ERB Inc.
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The
steel-clawed
Leopard
Men were
looking
for
victims
for
their
savage
rites.
The
secret
cult
struck
terror
in the
hearts
of all
the
villagers.
Only
Orando
of the
Utengi
dared to
declare
war on
them.
And with
Orando
went
Tarzan
of the
Apes—but
a
strangely
changed
Tarzan,
who now
believed
that he
was
Muzimo,
the
spirit
or demon
who had
been
Orando's
ancestor.
There
were
traitors
among
Orando's
people,
and in
the
village
of the
Leopard
Men was
Kali
Bwana,
the
white
girl who
had come
to
Africa
to find
a
missing
man.
Only
Tarzan
could
save
her....
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Tarzan
and the
City of
Gold --
#17-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
When
Tarzan
of the
Apes
freed
the
white
man who
was
being
tortured
by the
savages,
he was
surprised
to learn
that the
stranger
came
from no
race or
country
the
ape-man
knew. He
was from
the
fabled
land of
Onthat,
wherein
lay two
ancient
cities
unknown
to the
outside
world.
One was
Athne,
city of
ivory;
the
other
was
Cathne,
city of
gold and
evil.
There
great
prides
of
trained
lions
were
used to
hunt
down men
and wage
eternal
war. And
there
Tarzan
met the
beautiful
queen
Nemone,
who was
determined
to have
Tarzan
as her
king...or
feed him
to the
lions!
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and the
Lion Man
-- #18-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
A
great
safari
had come
to
Africa
to make
a movie.
It had
struggled
across
the
veldt
and
through
the
jungle
in great
ten-ton
trucks,
equipped
with all
the
advantages
of
civilization.
But now
it was
halted,
almost
destroyed
by the
poisoned
arrows
of the
savage
Bansuto
tribe.
There
was no
way to
return.
Ahead
lay the
strange
valley
of
diamonds,
where
hairy
gorillas
lived in
their
town of
London
on the
Thames,
ruled by
King
Henry
the
Eighth.
Behind
them
came
Tarzan
of the
Apes
with the
Golden
Lion,
seeking
the man
who
might
have
been his
twin
brother
in looks—though
hardly
in
courage!
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Tarzan's
Quest --
#19-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
Tarzan
of the
Apes had
heard
only
rumors
of the
Kavuru—a
race of
strange
white
savages.
But when
they
stole
the
daughter
of
Muviro,
chief of
the
Waziri,
the Lord
of the
Jungle
set out
in
search
of their
legend-shrouded
village
on a
mission
of
rescue—or,
if need
be, of
revenge.
He could
not know
that his
trail
ran
close to
that of
a
strange
group of
survivors
of a
crashed
plane—including
his
beloved
mate,
Jane—who
struggled
for
survival
against
the
terrors
of
Africa
and an
even
worse
danger
within
their
own
party.
But the
stranded
Europeans
and the
ape-man
were
destined
for a
rendezvous
of blood
and fire—in
the
dreaded
temple
of the
kavuru.
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Tarzan
and the
Forbidden
City --
#20-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
Tarzan
cared
little
for the
fate of
adventurer
Brian
Gregory,
drawn to
the
legendary
city of
Ashair
by the
rumor of
the
Father
of
Diamonds,
the
world's
hugest
gem. But
to the
ape-man
the tie
of
friendship
was
unbreakable,
and Paul
d'Arnot's
pleas
moved
him to
agree to
guide
the
expedition
Gregory's
father
and
sister
organized
for his
rescue.
The
enigmatic
Atan
Thome
was also
obsessed
with the
Father
of
Diamonds,
and
planted
agents
in the
Gregory
safari
to spy
out its
route
and
sabotage
its
efforts.
Both
parties
reached
their
goal,
remote
Ashair...as
prisoners
of its
priests,
doomed
to die
in
loathsome
rites.
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Only
Tarzan
the
Magnificent
-- #21-- 1948 ERB Inc.
Edition
The
half-dead
American
raved of
an
unknown
city...of
women
warriors,
ruled by
a
malignant
wizard...of
a great
diamond,
the
Gonfal,
with
strange
hypnotic
powers...of
a
long-lost
English
nobleman...of
the
savage
queen
who had
betrayed
her duty
and
helped
him to
escape.
Tarzan
put
little
faith in
Stanley
Wood's
story—until
he saw
the
power of
the
Gonfal
draw the
American
in spite
of
himself
back
into the
clutches
of the
Amazons
of the
Kaji.
Then it
was that
the
ape-man
became
once
more the
implacable
hunter—for,
though
he cared
nothing
for
diamonds
or lost
civilizations,
no one
might be
allowed
to harm
a man
the Lord
of the
Jungle
had
taken
under
his
protection.
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Tarzan
and the
Foreign
Legion
-- #22
When
the
American
bomber
crashed
in the
jungles
of
enemy-held
Sumatra,
the
survivors
faced
the
perils
of a
completely
unknown
world...and
the RAF
colonel
who had
flown
with
them as
observer
seemed
to
compound
their
danger
by going
mad—stripping
to a
loincloth
and
throwing
away his
weapons
except
for his
knife.
But for
Colonel
John
Clayton,
Lord
Greystoke,
the
hazards
of wild
beasts
and a
remorseless
enemy
were a
familiar
and
joyously
accepted
challenge—a
chance
to
return
to his
true
identity
of
Tarzan
of the
Apes.
Gathering
a motley
crew of
allies
of many
nations,
Tarzan
worked a
terrible
vengeance
on the
occupying
Japanese,
led an
epic
trek to
the
coast—to
a final
ocean
rendezvous
with
enemies
human
and
inhuman.
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Tarzan
and the
Madman
-- #23
The
drums
boomed
forth
the
incredible
message
from
tribe to
tribe—Tarzan,
Lord of
the
Jungle,
had
become
an enemy
to all,
stealing
and
enslaving
their
women...even
the
daughter
of an
English
millionaire,
who
offered
a
princely
reward
for her
recapture
and
Tarzan's
death.
Certainly
her
captor
told
Sandra
Pickerall
that he
was
Tarzan...but
he also
told her
he was
God...
Tarzan
followed
their
trail
with one
thought
in mind—to
pursue
and
destroy
utterly
the man
who had
stolen
his name
and made
it
infamous
in the
jungle
world he
loved.
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Tarzan
and the
Castaways
-- #24
Stranded
on an
uncharted
Pacific
island,
Tarzan
was
forced
to take
command
of an
ill-sorted
party—English
aristocrats,
a Dutch
officer,
a woman
of
doubtful
reputation—to
insure
their
safety
from a
band of
mutineers
led by a
madman.
A lost
colony
of
Mayans,
avid for
potential
victims
for
their
barbarous
human
sacrifices,
only
added to
the
danger.
But the
Lord of
the
Jungle
had
unexpected
allies...Cast
away
with his
band was
a
shipment
of
African
animals
unknown
to the
island,
striking
terror
in the
hearts
of
Mayans
and
mutineers
alike—but
old
friends
and
familiar
antagonists
to the
man
brought
up among
them...Tarzan
of the
Apes.
