Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for July 28, 2022

One would think those growing up surrounded by danger would be wary and alert.

(Be alert. We need more lerts.)

Isn’t she lovely…

Logical for Gridley to think of fresh meat… Well, no it isn’t logical at all

Hmmmm…. She looks tasty! Darn, here’s me thinking about breakfast again…….

Gridley didn’t pick up on the signals she was sending.

What rotten luck. Everybody seems to be able to speak each other’s language except for Gridley and the girl.

Eventually Tarzan (You know, the guy who digs pits) will save her. He must be frustrated that in this story arc he is just a supporting character.

That’s how it is in a nice neighborhood like that. You’re just never expecting anything.

They never do. Sense danger, that is.

Gridley has some prime “fresh meat” making him a campfire, why schlep back to the plain?

Say whatever happen to our hero Tarzan who was taken away by giant bird for eating as breakfast.

OMG . . . photographers from the Pellucidar edition of Sports Illustrated.

Assuming he makes his way to the plain, I can’t wait to see how Gridley once again retraces his steps!

“Yonda lies da castle of my fodda.”

Huh? Gridley thinks about fresh meat, and goes away from Jana?

No, but she built the signal fire to attract danger.

Poor Jana….