Complete and unabridged, with 55 full-page plates by Evelyn Blacklock, Carl Frederik Aagaard and William Henry Davis. Tarzan searches a year for his wife in a hidden valley of Pal-ul-don, where the men have tails and the tribes worship a god who is a triceratops kept in a temple. Burroughs wrote it in 1921 and built the valley a language, a geography and a religion, then gave the ape-man a native ally who calls him Tarzan-jad-guru, Tarzan the Terrible. It is the book where his son grows up enough to fight beside him. Fifty-five plates from Sorolla, Chełmoński and others picture the wild coasts, sunset marshes and heavy industry of the years 1840 to 1921, the world Burroughs was writing from.
Complete and unabridged, with 55 full-page plates by Evelyn Blacklock, Carl Frederik Aagaard and William Henry Davis. Tarzan searches a year for his wife in a hidden valley of Pal-ul-don, where the men have tails and the tribes worship a god who is a triceratops kept in a temple. Burroughs wrote ...