The late ‘70s Gil Kane Tarzan has clearly lost his mojo, if he can’t even take down a half-crippled man-eating lion. The ‘50s/’60s John Celardo Tarzan pretty much ate lions for breakfast, usually by panel three. Ah, for the good ol’ days, when Tarzan was a one-man African megafauna extinction event… ;-)
DaveG1960 almost 4 years ago
The lion leaps tonight….
Sisyphos almost 4 years ago
Holy crap! It’s SuperNuma!
This may be more of a struggle for the Ape Man than your average ferocious lion! Smarter, stronger, faster!
SKJAM! Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Numa knows better than to get in knife range of Tarzan.
Gent almost 4 years ago
The Sundays lion isn’t as easy as the daily ones, eh, jungle boy?
Old Comic Strip Lover almost 4 years ago
Born freeeee, As free as the wind blows….as free as the grass grows….
J Short almost 4 years ago
So this is the wounded lion that can barely hunt; running and jumping while caring a full grown man.
jtt almost 4 years ago
The late ‘70s Gil Kane Tarzan has clearly lost his mojo, if he can’t even take down a half-crippled man-eating lion. The ‘50s/’60s John Celardo Tarzan pretty much ate lions for breakfast, usually by panel three. Ah, for the good ol’ days, when Tarzan was a one-man African megafauna extinction event… ;-)
A R V reader almost 4 years ago
Sheesh, can’t a hungry rogue lion eat an arrogant headman in peace?
tripwire45 almost 4 years ago
And the story keeps going and going.
profkatz almost 4 years ago
Numa must have a strong taste for anything yellow….he’ll have a wonderful feast tonight!