Issue | #C-29 |
Published | 1974 |
Frequency | bi-monthly |
Cover Price | 1.00 USD |
Pages | 84 |
Editing | E. Nelson Bridwell; Allan Asherman (assistant) |
Notes | LIMITED COLLECTORS' EDITION, No. C-29. Published bi-monthly by NATIONAL PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS, Inc., 75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10019. Carmine Infantino, Publisher. E. Nelson Bridwell, Editor. Allan Asherman, Assistant Editor. Sol Harrison, Vice-President--Production Manager. Copyright © 1974 by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The stories, characters and incidents mentioned in this magazine are entirely fictional. No actual persons, living or dead, are intended or should be inferred. Printed in the U.S.A. |
Characters | Tarzan |
Genre | jungle |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Letters | typeset |
Characters | Tarzan |
Genre | jungle |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Letters | Joe Kubert? |
Characters | Tarzan; Jane Porter (flashback, cameo); Paul Darnot |
Genre | jungle |
Script | Edgar Rice Burroughs (original novel); Joe Kubert (adaptation) |
Pencils | Joe Kubert |
Inks | Joe Kubert |
Letters | Joe Kubert |
Editing | Joe Kubert (original editor) |
Notes | Adapted from Edgar Rice Burroughs' "The Return of Tarzan". A banner was added on top of the first page that reads "The Return of Tarzan, a complete novel". |
Reprinted | from Tarzan (DC, 1972 series) #219 (April 1973) [edited] |
Genre | Jungle |
Reprinted | From ? |
Characters | Tarzan; Jane Porter (flashback, cameo); Paul Darnot |
Genre | jungle |
Script | Edgar Rice Burroughs (original novel); Joe Kubert (adaptation) |
Pencils | Joe Kubert |
Inks | Joe Kubert |
Letters | Joe Kubert |
Editing | Joe Kubert (original editor) |
Notes | Adapted from Edgar Rice Burroughs' "The Return of Tarzan". The page numbering continues from the previous story sequence. |
Reprinted | from Tarzan (DC, 1972 series) #220 (June 1973) [edited] |
Characters | Tarzan; Jane Porter (flashback, cameo) |
Genre | jungle |
Script | Edgar Rice Burroughs (original novel); Joe Kubert (adaptation) |
Pencils | Joe Kubert |
Inks | Joe Kubert |
Letters | Joe Kubert |
Editing | Joe Kubert (original editor) |
Notes | Adapted from Edgar Rice Burroughs' "The Return of Tarzan". The page numbering continues from the previous story sequence. Likely this is job number N-1003, but it's not labeled. |
Reprinted | from Tarzan (DC, 1972 series) #221 (July 1973) [original title "Return to the Primitive", edited] |
Characters | Tarzan; Jane Porter |
Genre | jungle |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Notes | Double sized pinup of Tarzan rescuing a blond woman from alligators or crocodiles. |
Genre | Jungle |
Script | Joe Kubert? |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (signed) |
Letters | Joe Kubert? |
Notes | How to draw an ape, elephant, lion, and alligator or crocodile. |
Characters | Tarzan; Jane Porter |
Genre | jungle |
Script | Edgar Rice Burroughs (original novel); Joe Kubert (adaptation) |
Pencils | Joe Kubert |
Inks | Joe Kubert |
Letters | Joe Kubert |
Editing | Joe Kubert (original editor) |
Notes | Adapted from Edgar Rice Burroughs' "The Return of Tarzan". The page numbering continues from the previous story sequence. |
Reprinted | from Tarzan (DC, 1972 series) #222 (August 1973) [edited] |
Script | Bob Rozakis |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | Fill in the words to get a quote from the original novel. |
Characters | Tarzan; Jane Porter |
Genre | jungle |
Script | Edgar Rice Burroughs (original novel); Joe Kubert (adaptation) |
Pencils | Joe Kubert |
Inks | Joe Kubert |
Letters | Joe Kubert |
Editing | Joe Kubert (original editor) |
Notes | Adapted from Edgar Rice Burroughs' "The Return of Tarzan". The page numbering continues from the previous story sequence. Likely this is job number N-1005, but it's not labeled. |
Reprinted | from Tarzan (DC, 1972 series) #223 (September 1973) [edited] |
Characters | Tarzan |
Genre | Jungle |
Pencils | Joe Kubert (head shot illo) |
Inks | Joe Kubert (head shot illo) |
Letters | typeset |
Notes | The noted science fiction author Philip Jose Farmer claims in a book that Tarzan is based on a real man, who he interviewed. Truth or fiction? At the bottom of the page is the answer for the word search puzzle. |
Characters | Tarzan |
Genre | Jungle |
Pencils | Joe Kubert? |
Inks | Joe Kubert? |
Letters | typeset |