Tarzan the Untamed. Tarzan the Terrible. Tarzan and the Golden Lion

John Clayton, Lord Greystoke, having survived many adventures, has settled once again in the African jungle. By right of birth, a brilliant life awaited him as the heir of one of the most noble families in Britain, but by the will of fate, he was born in Africa and was raised by a tribe of great ape-like creatures, where he gained his second, formidable name – Tarzan.

This collection includes three novels about the adventures of Tarzan from the tribe of apes, published in new translations: “Tarzan the Untamed” (1920), “Tarzan the Terrible” (1921), and “Tarzan and the Golden Lion” (1923).

Having retreated from civilization deep into the African continent, Tarzan and his family do not remain untouched by the tumultuous upheavals of European history: their measured life is interrupted by World War I, and Tarzan, driven by a sense of duty and a desire for justice, finds himself drawn into a terrible military conflict. Now he must not only fight a formidable enemy but also, at the cost of incredible strain of all his titanic forces, protect those dear to him, constantly tormented by the uncertainty of their fate…

Artist: James Allen St. John