Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #6

Mark Collins stumbles upon the diary of the long-lost explorer John Slessinger, sparking a hunt for a fortune hidden in the jungle. With Tarzan’s aid, he ventures into the heart of the wild, pursued by the ruthless Freedland and Shinner, who clash with the Ashawa tribesmen guarding a sacred cave. As ancient secrets unfold beneath the jungle canopy, the true value of the treasure may lie not in gold, but in the past itself.

In "The Buffalo Hunt," Ziggy Zeigler's reckless shot sets off a chain of deadly events when the wounded buffalo leader escapes into sacred Bushira territory. As the hunting party ventures deeper into the jungle, war drums echo and Tarzan arrives to mediate, warning Chief Njoka that killing white men will bring retribution—though Mkawa has already set out to deliver justice. With tensions rising and the buffalo driven by rage, Tarzan races to stop the bloodshed, but Zeigler presses on, pursued by both the enraged herd and the tribal warriors.

In "Diamond Mountain," Tarzan steps in when Sean Magee tries to cheat a market vendor, setting off a chain of events that draws him into a dangerous web of greed and deception. With the Commissioner's suspicions mounting and the Ushanti villagers caught in the crossfire, Tarzan must uncover the truth behind a diamond racket before Magee and his allies silence him for good.

In "Master of the Eagles," Tarzan is called to a village plagued by mysterious thefts—two giant eagles are stealing goats and supplies. When Chief Nawa seeks his help, Tarzan uncovers a shocking truth: the birds are trained by Tanda, a man secretly feeding his displaced family, Chief Randa and his people, after Ungari seized their village and turned it into a slave camp. With the eagles as his allies, Tarzan and Tanda prepare to confront the cruelty in the heart of the jungle.

When Sam Calloway freezes during the hunt for the fearsome rogue elephant Gorton, his son Dusty steps in against his father’s wishes, forming an uneasy alliance with Earl Riker. Tarzan, wary of Riker’s gang and Sam’s drinking, urges the old hunter to reclaim his strength and stand by his son before the jungle tests them all.

In a jungle town under siege, Tarzan and Korak find themselves caught in a web of suspicion when Tarzan is imprisoned for a string of violent murders. Escaping confinement, he turns his focus to a fearsome sabretooth tiger driven mad by the loss of its family to white hunters—its vengeance now a shadow in the trees.