Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for January 21, 2021

Check back tomorrow for the next exciting installment :“Getting To The Heart Of The Matter” or “Cut That Out”.

And now, you decrept horney geezer, you get wooly Tantor stomped flat as a Denny’s pancake! Tarzan and Roden look entranced, they’d better wake up, the rumble in the temple is about to begin!

His cant is sadistic? Kind of like Vogon poetry?

With his superior mind powers, Tarzan summons the dark forces of nature, which appears over his head as a dark shadow and moves towards the terrified Ludon and engulfs him into an eternal black hole of darkness!

All this excitement was too much for the old geyser, he had a heart attack and died, vengeance from the great one for being a dirty old man…

Will somebody please use that darn bow and arrow?

Looks like Tarzan’s taking a little nap.

No worries!

He switched to German and is just saying “die blasphemers” as “the blasphemers”. Comic strip author really working the thesaurus today.

I’d say Ludon only has about three panels max to live.

Suddenly, the Neanderthals attack!

Oh, the shame, to be caught by this ignoramious.

Ludor raises his had too high and catches his horn on the down stroke; redirecting the knife into his own heart. The End.

I’m guessing Friday is going to end up being a long day in the office for ol’ Ludon-icrous. Friday strips are always tough on villains.

OK, kiddies! Come back next Saturday to see how Tarzan gets away, after the “Range Busters” movie or Roy Rogers if you’re lucky.

Typo! “chant” not “can’t”.

They ladies will rush Ludon and kill him with his own knife. The warriors will be so awe struck that they will pledge allegiance to the new Warrior Queens. Tarzan will return to his jungle friends. And a new adventure will begin.

Ludon is always smiling, devoutly religious, and an over 60 body builder. According to the internet he should live a long and healthy life.

The utterance of the phrase “Die, blasphemers!” always ends badly for someone…

Zounds, it looks like it’s curtains for Tarzan, oh woe is us.

That’s about as close to dead as Tarzan ever looked.

Enough dawdling, cut to the chase!