Tarzan of the Apes. The Return of Tarzan. Tarzan and His Beasts

John Clayton, Lord Greystoke, known to the whole world by the name Tarzan, is a literary character whose fame has not faded for more than a century. Since the first novel by American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs was published in 1912, Tarzan—an adopted child of the apes—has accomplished numerous feats in the realm of popular culture: many sequels to Burroughs' books, cinematic and animated adaptations have made millions of adventure lovers learn the dialect of the tribe of great ape-men from the lost island in the ocean.
The future author of the stories about Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs, was born 150 years ago. A failed businessman, trying his hand at literature, could hardly have guessed what a magnificent fate was predetermined for his creation. The image of a phenomenally strong, irresistibly attractive, fearless, and exceptionally noble heir of an aristocratic family, raised in the wild jungles, quickly won the hearts of readers and heralded the coming culture of superheroes.
This edition includes the first three novels by Burroughs about Tarzan: "Tarzan of the Apes," "The Return of Tarzan," "Tarzan and His Beasts."