Edgar Rice Burroughs'
TARZAN TRIUMPHANT
Studley Burroughs Art ~ Publishing History
~ Summary
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PULP
Blue Book Magazine: 1931 October-December ~ 1932 January - March
The Triumph of Tarzan serialized
in six parts
Laurence Herndon: covers
in Oct. and Dec. issues ~ Frank Hoban: many interiors
FIRST EDITION
ERB Inc. Tarzana: September 1, 1932 ~ 318 pages
Studley Burroughs: DJ
and five interiors
REPRINT EDITIONS
ERB Inc. Tarzana: 1934 with only four interiors
Grosset & Dunlap: 1934 with only four interiors
Grosset & Dunlap: 1940 with no interiors
ERB Inc. Tarzana: 1940 with only frontispiece interior
ERB Inc. Tarzana: March 26, 1948 with only frontispiece
Ace paperback: April 1963 ~ 222 pages
Roy G. Kenkel
with Frank Frazetta: cover
Ballantine: March 1964 ~ 192 pages
Richard Powers
cover
Ballantine: April 1970
Robert Abbett
cover
Ballantine: November 1975
Neal Adams cover
Del Rey Double Edition: 1997 ~ with Tarzan and the City of Gold
~ 426 pages
Sanjulian
cover
Lady Barbara Collis ~ English aviatrix
Kabariga ~ Chief of Bangalo people of Bungalo
TARZAN of the Apes ~ John Clayton, Lord Greystoke Lord of the Jungle, Waziri war chief
Leon Stabutch ~ Russian agent sent to kill Tarzan
Joseph Stalin~ Soviet dictator, orders Tarzan "removed"
Lafayette Smith ~ Prof of Geology, Phil Sheridan Mil Acad
Abraham, son of Abraham ~ South Midian Prophet (Paul's hair black)
Elija, son of Noah ~ North Midian Prophet (Paul's hair yellow)
Martha ~ daughter of Abraham
Jezebel ~ defender of Lady Barbara in South Midian
Jobab and Timothy ~ Apostles in South Midian
Dan "Gunner" Patrick ~ small-time Chicago mobster
Goloba ~ Stabutch's headman
Lord Passmore ~ mysterious English hunter
Ogonyo ~ Lafayette Smith's headman
Dominic Capietro ~ Italian communist, now slave trader
Isaza ~ Lord Passmore's "boy" and cook
Obambi ~ Lafayette Smith's "boy"
Zugash ~ king of tongani (baboon) tribe
Eshbaal ~ shepherd from North Midian
Muviro ~ sub-chief of Tarzan's Waziri
Evil men had come to the land that belonged to Tarzan of the Apes, looting and killing as they moved. Patiently, the ape-man pursued them. But there was other evil. In a small valley of the Ghenzi Mountains, the last remnants of an ugly, perverted people dwelled in what they called their faith. It was an ancient belief—one that had come with their ancestors from Rome nearly 2000 years before. Now they were wicked and many of them were insane. Now they had captured Lady Barbara Collis and meant to use her as a human sacrifice—unless Tarzan arrived in time!
| Prologue
I. Gathering the Threads II. The Land of Midian III. The "Gunner" IV. Gathering the Strands V. When the Lion Charged VI. The Waters of Chinnereth VII. The Slave Raider VIII. The Baboons IX. The Great Fissure X. In the Clutches of the Enemy XI. The Crucifixion XII. Out of the Grave XIII. The "Gunner" Walks |
XIV. Flight
XV. Eshbaal, the Shepherd XVI. Trailing XVIII. She is Mine! XVIII. A Guy and a Skirt XIX. In the Village of Elija XX. The Best Three out of Five XXI. An Awakening XXII. By a Lonely Pool XXIII. Captured XXIV. The Long Night XXV. The Waziri XXVI. The Last Knot is Tied |
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