EDGAR RICE BURROUGH'S TARZAN IN COLOR, 1932-1933 Volume 2

Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarzan in Color newspaper comic strips reprints- Vol 2 1932-1933: One might subtitle this volume, Tarzan & the Gods of Egypt, as Tarzan, questing through the jungle along with Von Harben, finds a portion of the ancient Egyptian civilization still alive deep in the jungle. Disguised as the Ibis-headed God Thoth, he helps to restore an Egyptian princess to the throne and to get Von Harben out of trouble. Egyptian magnificence makes for a wondrous showcase indeed for the great Hal Foster. Bill Blackbeard covers Foster's background in his introduction. Compiles vibrant color illustrations and stories from the legendary jungle hero, Tarzan, as originally published in that era. This volume offers readers a nostalgic glimpse into Tarzan's adventures, showcasing Burroughs' timeless storytelling paired with stunning artwork that captures the wild, primal essence of the jungle and its inhabitants. Through its carefully curated selection, the book celebrates the enduring popularity of Tarzan, blending classic adventure with the vivid visuals that brought these stories to life in a new, colorful format. Second Printing. Out of Print. Condition: Fine Minus. Bumped top corners. Light cover and edge wear. Two small ripples in dustjacket coating back cover.