Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for November 19, 2018

That’ll help the memory

Smart move! Like most pulp heroes, Tarzan is more vulnerable to blows to the head than he is to bullets.

Great, another head injury. Tarzan not faring well here.

Tarzan’s been getting his hinder kicked quite a bit lately.

When bashing in the skulls of one’s enemies, it seldom matters if one’s fingers are sweaty or not, other than as some cloaked character assassination on the part of a partisan narrator.

Linton has been pretty up-front about his goals, methods, and actions since he was first introduced to us, and other than negative adjectives, he has been pretty darn heroic. Tarzan, on the other hand, has been an inconsistent monkey-dancer.

Then, half naked Queenie uses her charms to seduce Linton, and when he relaxes his defenses, she slips a dagger between his ribs. The End.

Tarzan, Lord of The Inept of the Jungle. A few more head shots, and he’ll be talking like Rocky Balboa.

How many concussions can one man take? I agree with Dave.Glass1960. This will bring back his memory.

Tarzan really needs to stop yelling too early! He’s giving the bad guys way too much warning.

Tarzan’s weekly concussion. If rocks don’t take him out, a wooden gunstock shouldn’t faze him at all.

Shake it off, Tarzan!

That one probably permanently crossed his eyes.

you might say tarzan took stock of the situatiion

A death blow for any mortal.

Not to worry, maybe one of his furry friends will save him!

that’ll teach him to mess w/ someones desire to live.