Tarzan Television Picture Story Book #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Spear of M'Banda," a 1968 Tarzan television picture story book, the witch doctor Itolo plots revenge against Muviro by striking his son, M'Banda, with a spear, leaving him with a fractured mind. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jesse Marsh, the tale follows M'Banda’s disoriented journey to the lost city of Pal-ul-don, where Tarzan and the Waziri track him down and help restore his memories. The cover by Jesse Marsh captures the jungle’s mystery and danger, making this a standout entry in the series.
In "The Spear of M'Banda," Tarzan and the Waziri set out to find M'Banda after the young warrior, struck unconscious by witch doctor Itolo’s treachery, wanders into the forbidden realm of Pal-ul-don. With his memory fractured and his mind clouded, M'Banda must navigate the dangers of the lost city before Tarzan can guide him back to his people.
In "Partners Courageous," Tarzan, Jane, and Boy find themselves drawn into a quiet but meaningful bond with one of M'Bula’s hunting dogs, Kos, after the boy saves M'Bula’s life. When Kos grows restless and lonely, missing his old companion, Tarzan and Boy set out to return him to M'Bula, discovering that loyalty and friendship run deep even across species.
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