tarzan (fictional character)

Edward loves to read about Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, and one afternoon he becomes so absorbed in his book that he finds himself deep in Tarzan's jungle.

Contains graphic novelizations of the twelve Tarzan stories from "Jungle tales of Tarzan," featuring the artwork of twelve different artists.

Presents two classic Tarzan stories, including "The Beasts of Tarzan" in which Tarzan's animal friends help him overcome the danger he faces from enemy tribesmen, and "The Son of Tarzan," which follows the adventures of Korak, Tarzan's son, in his jungle home.

Tarzan encounters dangerous situations when he goes to the rescue of La, the priestess of Opar, the lost outpost of Atlantis.

Tarzan, abandoned as a baby in the jungle of Africa, is adopted into a tribe of great apes and grows to become Lord of the Jungle until his domain is disturbed by civilized men who cause Tarzan to question his true identity.

An illustrated adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs's classic story of Tarzan, that tells of his birth, death of his parents, and early life raised by Kala, the she-ape of the tribe of Kerchak.

Raised by a fierce she-ape of the tribe of Kerchak, Tarzan learns the secrets of the wild and becomes lord of the jungle. But when an expedition of white men and beautiful Jane Porter enter the jungle, Tarzan must choose between two worlds.

Tarzan, abandoned as a baby in the jungle of Africa, is adopted into a tribe of great apes and grows to become Lord of the Jungle until his domain is disturbed by civilized men who cause Tarzan to question his true identity.

Provides a critical study of Burroughs and surveys his work.