Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for April 05, 2020

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    gerrit dekker  about 4 years ago

    Nice to see this strip with the proper colors. My copies have a lot of orange in the colors.

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    DaveG1960  about 4 years ago

    It’s a vine of the times…..

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    DaveG1960  about 4 years ago

    I bet that gorge has a croc or two in it as well..

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    tripwire45  about 4 years ago

    I was wondering how the writer was going to string out a 30 second rescue. Loving Gil Kane’s artwork.

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    theincrediblebulk  about 4 years ago

    “Falling for you”, or “how strong is your vine?”

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    Old Comic Strip Lover  about 4 years ago

    That was one long vine. Turns out a weak one as well.

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    J Short  about 4 years ago

    Tarzan ignored the 200 lb. maximum tensile strength warning tag.

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    Ray_C  about 4 years ago

    Not clear why the boldface is in the balloons. In some (like the boy’s) they add something, but most of them seem out of place.

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    LoneDog  about 4 years ago

    In the fifth panel, the vine appears to be at the end of its trajectory. Mighty swing or not, that vine wouldn’t carry Tarzan much farther than he already is – right in the path of the charging rhino

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    Jefano Premium Member about 4 years ago

    Still wondering who George is in the credits. The colorist? In one of the online versions at erbzine there is no third name.

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    kconnell  about 4 years ago

    Finally. Through all the old Tarzan movies, the TV show and comics never saw one vine break until Friday!

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    anomaly  about 4 years ago

    Rhinos have terrible eyesight, so he might’ve missed the kid. Looks like T made the situation worse.

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    Sisyphos  about 4 years ago

    Well, of course! Couldn’t have things go easily right off the bat for the spoiled brat and the Lord of the Jungle. Time for T’Zan to demonstrate his aquatic prowess and mighty thews!

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    johnshirleyaltere  about 4 years ago

    well in the books the lion was always attacking Tarzan or someone else when he killed them as I remember. ERB didn’t know that much about animals in general, really. Horses, maybe. He rode horses for awhile with the cavalry in Arizona and later did some cowboying on his brother’s ranch in Idaho. But African zoology? Perhaps he had a fear of the big cats. To me, Tarzan was a fantasy story. Originally it was…well, it was a Tarzan story, not exactly fantasy. But later ERB mixed Tarzan in with H Rider Haggard sorts of lost civilizations, Arthur Conan Doyle’s Lost World kinda thing…Opar…immortality drugs…Of course Philip Jose Farmer created a whole separate level of Tarzan fantasy…I almost liked that last Tarzan movie that came out. At least Tarzan himself was intelligently handled in the film. I liked much of the film. Kind of a mess though. . ,the best ERB movie is the underrated John Carter.

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    johnshirleyaltere  about 4 years ago

    also in the “tarzan killing the lioness” strip you provide the link for—I looked at it, it doesn’t appear to have been written by ERB.

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    Rock_attlian  about 4 years ago

    It s ok Tarzan it happens to everyone now and then, you get a little older and heavier then your vine snaps when you least expect it…

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