Dates
- Cover date
- October 1951
- On sale
- September 4, 1951
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- Jungle World · 1 pages
portrait of lion and serval
- The Webs of Arrack · 24 pages
A Waziri girl is kidnapped. Tarzan follows her trail and comes to the city of Arrak. He finds that the girl was taken by a giant spider that serves the Arrakan queen, Mataha. Mataha forces Tarzan to fight for his life against her greatest fighters and then attempts to sacrifice Tarzan and the girl to a crocodile worshiped by the Arrakans. Tarzan kills the crocodile and escapes with the girl and returns her to the Waziri.
- Tarzan and the King of the Gomambas · 16 pages
Tarzan and Dr. Warfield liberate a city of blind slaves.
- Mabu's Special Day · 2 pages
- Untitled · 5.5 pages
Natongo and his adopted brother, Dan-El, win the spear-throwing contest that determines who the sub-chiefs of the tribe are. Lugongo, their father, reveals that Dan-El's biological father was a white man from the far north and that he left a map showing the location of his home. Dan-El and Natongo get Lugongo's permission to search for the city.
Reprinted in
Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan: The Jesse Marsh Years (2009), Brothers of the Spear Archives (2012)