Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for October 30, 2020

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    favm  over 3 years ago

    It’s only a lion, a walk in the park for Tarzan. Has anybody kept count of how many he has killed this year?

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    DaveG1960  over 3 years ago

    A common enemy, so the 2 ape-men team up….

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    Polsixe  over 3 years ago

    A quick swipe to finish off the troglodyte then face the cat?

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    Old Comic Strip Lover  over 3 years ago

    What’s next? Woolly mammoths?

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    tripwire45  over 3 years ago

    A man with a sabertooth tiger. It must be Ka-Zar (see the marvel comic books starting with X-Men issue 10).

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    J Short  over 3 years ago

    Tarzan, the Tiger Woods of knife thrusting, stops in mid-stroke.

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    Gent  over 3 years ago

    Now don’t you kill that extinct species, Tarzan!

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    Out of the Past  over 3 years ago

    Tarzan said, dammit. My poor multitasking skills is exactly why I chose to live alone and homeless in the jungle.

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    Buck B  over 3 years ago

    Hello, Mr. Burrows? I’m the attorney for the Lost World franchise. We need to talk.

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    profkatz  over 3 years ago

    A Saber-Toothed Lion? Tarzan will kill him, he’ll kill any lion prehistoric, or not, he’s killed so many. And hairy smelly grunting caveman will assist with his Alley Oop club. The enemy of my enemy is my friend, that poor hungry lion doesn’t stand a chance!

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    oakie817  over 3 years ago

    here, kitty

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    theincrediblebulk  over 3 years ago

    Has Tarzan wandered into Pellucidar? I know he went on a journey to the hollow earth region in at least one of the Pellucidar books and the wildlife, ape-man would fit in properly from there. Most memorable thing in the book was that it was the first time Tarzan ever struggled to find his way in a jungle because the light source didn’t rise and set so there was no easy way to determine direction. ( Read the book over 40 years ago so my memory is a little vague.

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