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Edgar Rice Burroughs Korak, Son of Tarzan#31
Cover: George Wilson

Edgar Rice Burroughs Korak, Son of Tarzan #31

Oct 1969 · Western · 0.15 USD
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In "The Knights of Tandika," Korak finds himself entangled in a royal trial by combat when a local queen offers her hand in marriage to the victor of a duel. With Billali by his side and Mandyama as his rival, Korak must navigate a dangerous game of honor and deception, all while protecting the captive Sue Randall from a fate she never chose. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, with a striking cover by George Wilson, this 1969 Western Comics adventure blends jungle intrigue and unexpected alliances in a tale of loyalty and reluctant romance.

Contains 4 stories
The Knights of Tandika
14 pp · Jungle
Korak [Jack Clayton]Sue RandallBillaliUmtillaTandikaMandyama

In "The Knights of Tandika," Korak and Billali prove their worth by slaying lions and presenting their pelts to Queen Tandika, who offers each warrior a bride. When Mandyama selects a white captive, Korak challenges him in a duel, emerging victorious—only to be wed to Sue Randall by the queen. Though the marriage is a formality, Korak assures Sue he has no intention of binding her to a union without her consent.

The Eagle's Nest
4 pp · Jungle
MabuRas TafuriMustafa

In "The Eagle's Nest," young Mabu faces a fierce jungle predator when an eagle attacks his little dog, leading him to spear the bird—only to find the creature still alive and vengeful. Later, driven by hunger, Mabu ventures into a towering eagle’s nest, unaware of the danger that awaits. When the eagle strikes, it’s the tiny dog who stands between Mabu and certain harm, defending him until Ras Tafuri and his party arrive to rescue them both.

Giants of the Snows
7 pp · Jungle
Korak [Jack Clayton]El-LeeTa-Den

In "Giants of the Snows," Korak ventures into the frozen highlands after a Ho-Don girl is taken by a massive Torodon. With courage and cunning, he tracks the beast to its icy lair, confronts it in a desperate fight, and escapes with the girl by triggering a deadly avalanche. Together, they journey through the treacherous snows until they reach the sanctuary of El-Lee's people.

Frog Princess
0.5 pp · Humor
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Full credits

artist, inker Dan Spiegle
cover pencils, inks George Wilson

Reprints

↩ Reprints Edgar Rice Burroughs Korak, Son of Tarzan #5 (1964)

Reprinted in Korak #31 (1970), Korak #32 (1970), Korak #31, Korak #32, طرزان [Tarazan / Tarzan] #57

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