Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for November 10, 2021

“Power” mongers.

Looks like Mike is wearing flares, and Korok is about to light one, and that Zodiac is looking very xxxxx shaped, I won’t say as you might be having breakfast…….

“The warning that I received, you may take with however many grains of salt you wish, that the brown acid that is circulating around us, is specifically not too good. It’s suggested that you do stay away from that; of course, it’s your own trip, so, be my guest.”

“I’m here, Mike!”

You’re where, Korak? Hanging on the one of the tentacle vines that isn’t wrapped around you and hoping to start the digestion process? They go after anything warm. I know you stay cool in the face of danger but you were hot enough to attract it earlier.

So the plant isn’t putting any hot sauce on Mike before it eats him?

That meat-eating plant love the taste of gasoline, it will make the meal go down its disgusting maw a whole lot smoother! Just like a good shot of bourbon 100 proof!

If the acid doesn’t leave Mike with scars, the gas fire sure will…assuming he survives (now’s Korak’s chance for revenge).

Looks like 2 or 3 others that need saving also. Hurry Man! From a short distance…“My boat. My poor boat.”

First the good news, I ‘m here. Now the bad news, there’s no time to cut you free. How about we incinerate your ugly @$$?

Oh, no! Mike’s awesome ’70s sideburns are in danger of being singed off! Be careful, Korak!

Mike: “Yaah! Its juice is like acid! Hurry, man… Hurry!” Korak: “Mike, this is your best script, ever! Don’t worry, I won’t interfere this time!”

What happens next, when acid juice meets gasoline? Will Mike Machado and his script ever survive? Stay tuned for the gripping conclusion of this plantyful tale of the Son of Tarzan!

Mmmm, gasoline. The perfect appetizer.

That plant really has an attitude problem. Has it been watered lately?

He puts that $… on everything!