Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for December 05, 2018

And therefore I’m not giving you his vast wealth.

You have to wait seven years in a case like this don’t you?

More of a petulant pout than a scowl, really.

So, Tarzan “freed” the apes … does that mean he was holding them in servitude?

Knowing ERB, probably so.

The plane just went down, so how do they even know it’s missing, much less have the time to arrange an appointment in a law office to discuss the consequences?

To which the nephew replied, “Of course he’s dead! I planted the bomb that brought the plane down myself!”.

By the way, is it too early to assume that the lone survivor is the Uncle? Maybe it’s the pilot or another passenger.

Betcha Mr. Casey has to go hunting for his uncle’s body. Then, of course, he crosses paths with Tarzan. My bet is that the lone survivor is the uncle.

A cigarette holder? I don’t like his pompous ass already.

so, once again, those lovable apes are on their way to party down, jungle style! (those knuckleheads!)