Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for August 14, 2012

smart move, moron. The gun holds only so many cartridges and you just wasted two.

Shooting the innocent monkeys, now?! You’re a bad man! You’re a very bad man! It’s the cornfield for you, Mister.!

@WieswaldNot necessarily. It could be one of those magical comic strip guns that has an infinite number of bullets, except when the plot requires them to run out.

Hi,

I just get an eye on a 1963 print (incomplete) of this story and noticed far less copyrights on the drawings.

Why, why are you adding copyrights notices ON the ARTWORK ?

Please, do like it was done on the old UFS web site: place the complementary © lines below the art, leaving the original ones where they were at the original print time.

Also, why do you erase the original month/day numbers ???

And at least, while I am on the subject, please, add YEARS of missing strips AND missing zoom strips.

TIA,

Emile

PS: Emile: you are a dreamer, they will not do that, back to the basics, Emile. Wake up, stand up and go to work!

In the artwork of the thick forest, took me a few seconds to find Tarzan in panel 1.

That’s it, Krona, tell your enemy more about you than you know about him… unless by some other manifestation of Cartoon Physics, Jane’s screams are louder than your pistol shots.

I don’t think all Krona’s synapses are firing properly. Either that, or he really is that dumb.@Alain – Wouldn’t the gunshot echo and reverberate more thru the jungle than her screams would?Gotta love Cartoon Physics!

Is it just me or is the first panel a “Where’s Waldo?” trying to spot Tarzan in that thicket?

Why, Ming the Merciless

Oops. Not why meant to type Aah!

You sound like Katman!!

Oh, come on, that wacky flick is a classic! Great set design and the lines are hilarious.

Thanks, I probably do not saw it :-(

Emile

As Maverick says, I have the need, the need for speed!