Tarzan and Caesar uncover more worlds than their own at stake when they follow a new ally below the surface of the earth to fight the monsters threatening to rise up. From the writers of Revival and Power Man and Iron Fist! Copublished with BOOM! Studios.

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

Beware the beast man, for he is the devil’s pawn. Raised as brothers but separated by slave traders, Tarzan and his ape brother Caesar reunite when the war between man and ape takes them from the jungles of Africa to the center of the earth. From the writers of Revival and Power Man and Iron Fist! A co-publication with Boom! Studios!

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

Beware the beast man, for he is the devil’s pawn. Raised as brothers but separated by slave traders, Tarzan and his ape brother Caesar reunite when the war between man and ape takes them from the jungles of Africa to the center of the earth. From the writers of Revival and Power Man and Iron Fist! A co-publication with Boom! Studios!

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

Beware the beast man, for he is the devil’s pawn. Raised as brothers but separated by slave traders, Tarzan and his ape brother Caesar reunite when the war between man and ape takes them from the jungles of Africa to the center of the earth. From the writers of Revival and Power Man and Iron Fist! A co-publication with Boom! Studios!

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

One of the most influential illustrators ever adapts two of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ most beloved Tarzan novels! Burne Hogarth’s color Tarzan of the Apes and black-and-white Jungle Tales of Tarzan graphic novels are collected into one deluxe hardcover. Hogarth (Dynamic Anatomy) shines in these lively, lush, and faithful Tarzan adaptations!

BEFORE JANE, HE WAS ALREADY A LEGEND! Sequential Pulp delivers twelve stories from twelve dynamic artists in a brand-new Tarzan anthology based on Edgar Rice Burroughs’s classic pulp novel Jungle Tales of Tarzan. These vine-swinging tales, a cherished contribution to the Tarzan canon, all take place before Tarzan rises to lead his ape tribe! Get

Multiple Harvey and Eisner Award-winning anthology! This month, return to the urban jungle in The Once and Future Tarzan, written by Alan Gordon with art by Bo Hampton! Then, Dean Motter takes us back to Radiant City with a new Mister X story: Pokerface! Plus, Carla Speed McNeil’s Finder: Chase the Lady, Rich Woodall and Craig Rousseau’s

ALL-STAR CREATORS! Dark Horse’s contributions to the Lord of the Jungleshine in this collection of previously uncollected stories! Tarzan fights for Jane’s life, races against Nazis in search of a powerful artifact, encounters classic characters from Victorian literature, and battles Martians! Collects Tarzan #1–#20 and Tarzan: A Tale of

Dennis Calero delves into the bloody world of corporate mergers in the suit, the real ruthless businessman! Ken Pisani Arturo Loria and bring their political Geekie winning sci-fi drama Colon pages DHP! And Brent Schoonover gets down and dirty with Burial Brothers, featuring the colors of the Geordie Bellaire! In addition, the new head of Fred Van

Writing, drawing, and editing a monthly Tarzan comic book series in the 1970s, Joe Kubert was able to illustrate the adventures of his childhood hero and produce some of the most inspiring pages of his career. Dark Horse Comics is proud to present this final collection in a series of comic Joe Kubert completeTarzan in. Tarzan: Joe Kubert years

Fab five parts adaptation Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan Return highlights this archival collection, which reprints Tarzan comics Joe Kubert, in issues 215 through 224. With color restoration based on the original colors Tatiana Wood, this beautiful hardcover is a must-have for fans of pulse-pounding adventure tales and students of graphic

Few artists can capture visceral action sequences and dynamic human form like Joe Kubert, and his expressive talents are fully realized in his 1970 Tarzan comics. This beautiful archive collection with the introduction of Kubert and color restoration based off of Tatjana Wood's original colors is a must-have for lovers of timeless tales of

Tarzan finally became civilized and educated man of the twentieth century, speaking in English better than Batman, still lives in the jungles of Africa, along with chimpanzees and Cheetah with his young ward named Jai. They are both friends and frequent guests of the animal kennel and hunting, which runs the huntsman Rao.

Tarzan finally became civilized and educated man of the twentieth century, speaking in English better than Batman, still lives in the jungles of Africa, along with chimpanzees and Cheetah with his young ward named Jai. They are both friends and frequent guests of the animal kennel and hunting, which runs the huntsman Rao.

Finally, John Carter, and the ape-man fighting alongside of eons-old ruins of Mars. But their enemies, the evil, insidious and quite grubby Therns have a few surprises in store for our heroes, including close to half of sterilization planety.Smertelnye flight through the air, a bitter reckoning and horrifying revelation of the true proximity