Tarzan #11/1988

In "Ondskans drottning," Tarzan finds himself trapped between warring tribes when the merciless "Svarta soldaterna" launch a brutal assault on jungle and mountain clans with modern weapons. Taken captive and manipulated into turning the other tribes against each other, he must reclaim his mind and rally the oppressed before the desert queen's dark reign consumes all.

In the heart of the African jungle, a plane crash strands a group of unlikely allies—Sir Monty Montaban, the gangster Mean McKean, the bandit Big Ray, and others—when their flight is hijacked. As they struggle to survive, they’re hunted by the savage Kray-stammen, led by the fearsome medicine man Iasa, who demands human sacrifices for his storm god. Tarzan, drawn into the chaos, must play the role of the deity to outwit the cult, but the deception leads to a deadly confrontation that changes everything. With the storm passing and the cult’s power broken, Tarzan guides Sir Monty toward the peace he was meant to attend.

When young aristocrat Panada is initiated into the secret Watanga-sällskapet, he’s promised power and privilege in exchange for carrying out deadly missions—missions that always seem to involve eliminating rivals. When he’s tasked with killing Tarzan, who’s dangerously close to uncovering the group’s true nature, the attempt fails. Tarzan, now disguised in Panada’s gear, slips into the society from within, turning the tables on the wealthy conspirators. As the web of deception tightens, Inspector Blake moves in to dismantle the network—revealing that the entire organization is made up of influential local men hiding behind a veil of privilege and violence.