Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #1

In "Wrath of the Sky-God," Tarzan finds himself caught in a deadly game when a crashed U.S. satellite—mistaken by the Odana as a divine weapon—triggers a tribal frenzy. With the District Commissioner and agent Kord in peril, and the Witch-Doctor Ojon rallying his people to sacrifice them to the sky-god, Tarzan must outthink both the tribe and the ticking bomb before the alarm’s final 10-minute countdown.

Tarzan answers a dying Kalazi porter’s plea after Channing’s expedition vanishes without a trace, leading him and the wildlife photographer Oli into a dangerous web of secrets. As they follow clues through the jungle, they find themselves hunted by terrified tribesmen and drawn into a conspiracy tied to a forgotten gold mine and a hidden fortune in platinum.

In "The Magic Palace," Tarzan and Korak stumble upon Sharman Charo, a man exiled by his tribe for allegedly summoning a flying palace. When Tarzan investigates, he uncovers a mysterious airborne craft tied to a secret scheme by Houdarni, a stage magician using a hidden hovercraft to stir up revolution. With the help of the eagle Neeta and Colonel Gambi, Tarzan races to expose the truth before the deception spirals out of control.

In "Goro's Gorillas," Tarzan teams up with journalists Pete and Kate Wilson as they uncover a strange chain of events tied to a damaged nuclear tracking station. When a great ape named Goro begins to mutate and gain intelligence, Tarzan must navigate a dangerous situation where the apes, now armed and organized, hold sway over a remote camp. With only a camera’s flash as his weapon, Tarzan confronts Goro in his final moments—while Pete and Kate capture the story of a lifetime.

In "The Dive of Death," Tarzan must convince the Kaki tribe that dolphins are not a threat, but allies, when a gang of treasure hunters arrives with plans to detonate a sunken ship—risking the entire lagoon’s ecosystem. As the boss sends men to silence Tarzan, the dolphins come to his aid once more, guiding him to the galleon in time to stop the explosion.

In "The Devil Apes," Tarzan answers the death drums of the Watumbi, drawn into a jungle mystery when N'Goto’s hunting party is found slaughtered. With Chief Matok fearing a curse and the tribe blaming Xacka for the baboons’ rampage, Tarzan ventures into ancient ruins to confront a fearsome ape-man leading a pack of monstrous baboons—only to discover the truth is far more tangled than superstition.