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Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan : Burne Hogarth's Lord of the Jungle /

Title
  1. Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan : Burne Hogarth's Lord of the Jungle / original text by Edgar Rice Burroughs ; story adaptations by Burne Hogarth and Robert M. Hodes ; art and color work by Burne Hogarth ; lettering by Burne Hogarth with Skip Kohloff ; foreword by Mike Richardson ; dedicated to Danton Burroughs.
Published by
  1. Milwaukie, Oregon : Dark Horse Books, [2014]
  2. ©2014
Author
  1. Hogarth, Burne,

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Additional authors
  1. Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950.
  2. Hodes, Robert M.,
Description
  1. 261 pages : chiefly illustrations (some color); 29 cm
Summary
  1. "Born of noble parents marooned on the savage West African coast, young Lord Greystoke is orphaned in his first year of life. Named Tarzan by the great apes that raise him, he must learn the laws of the jungle to survive. As he matures, his strength and agility develop to match those of the beasts that surround him, yet he realizes that he is different. He combines higher intelligence, superhuman strength and his jungle training to become the unconquerable Lord of the Jungle.
Alternative title
  1. Burne Hogarth's Lord of the jungle
  2. Tarzan : Burne Hogarth's Lord of the jungle
Subject
  1. Jungle animals > Comic books, strips, etc
  2. Jungle survival > Comic books, strips, etc
  3. Tarzan (Fictitious character) > Comic books, strips, etc
  4. Graphic novels
  5. Wild men > Comic books, strips, etc
  6. Africa > Comic books, strips, etc
Genre/Form
  1. Graphic novels.
Contents
  1. Tarzan of the apes -- Jungle tales of Tarzan.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Note
  1. "These stories are a product of their time, and therefore certain elements may be out of step with present-day sensibilities. While such instances may be regrettable, the material presented here is unedited to maintain historical accuracy."--page 5.