Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes #199
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The King Vulture," Tarzan faces a deadly trial set by the blind king Mosapa, who demands the ape-man prove his worth by slaying a fearsome king vulture with one arrow—before being allowed to cure him. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and brought to life with dynamic art by Paul Norris and inks by Mike Royer, this 1971 Western Comics adventure blends jungle peril with a test of skill and compassion. The cover, by George Wilson, captures the moment of tension as Tarzan draws his bow against the shadowed bird of ill omen.
In "The King Vulture," Tarzan faces a deadly trial when King Mosapa of the Watunis, blinded by snake venom, kidnaps missionary Bolling and demands that his daughter, Dr. Sandra Bolling, cure him—only to trap Tarzan in a desperate bid for survival. Forced to prove his worth, Tarzan must kill the fearsome king vulture with a single arrow before he can attempt to heal the king, testing his skill and courage in the heart of the jungle.
In "Natongo's New Homeland," Dan-El and Natongo venture deep into the wild, seeking a hidden sanctuary for Natongo's people. Their journey leads them to a secret passage into Aba-Zulu—one that could change everything, if it can be protected.
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↩ Reprints Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan #122 (1961)
Reprinted in Tarzan #85 (1971), Tarzan Classics #1294 (1971), Tarzan Classics #1296 (1971), Tarzan [Jungelserien] #95 (1971), Tarzan [Jungelserien] #97 (1971), Tarzan #94, Tarzan #96
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