Finding his knife took over an hour, considering all the mud they kicked up, and the poor visibility. Upon discovering it, Tarzan realized that he had left Henri face down in the water the entire time.
What, no crocodiles for Henri???!!! Tarzan can testify against Henri, but I don’t think he really has any hard evidence…unless one of Henri’s lackeys is willing to corroborate Tarzan’s version of events. I still think the crocs would have been a better ending for Henri.
Interesting that ERB calls him “the Frenchman” instead of just “him” or “the man”. Could ERB have something against the French, or is he just coloring up the narrative a bit?
h.v.greenman about 6 years ago
At least we are told how Tarzan’s knife came back this time
J Short about 6 years ago
Finding his knife took over an hour, considering all the mud they kicked up, and the poor visibility. Upon discovering it, Tarzan realized that he had left Henri face down in the water the entire time.
Polsixe about 6 years ago
Henri although a despicable cad, still rates a fireman’s carry, Tarzan should have just dragged him through the mud by his collar.
rdmacgregor about 6 years ago
What, no crocodiles for Henri???!!! Tarzan can testify against Henri, but I don’t think he really has any hard evidence…unless one of Henri’s lackeys is willing to corroborate Tarzan’s version of events. I still think the crocs would have been a better ending for Henri.
Ray_C about 6 years ago
Interesting that ERB calls him “the Frenchman” instead of just “him” or “the man”. Could ERB have something against the French, or is he just coloring up the narrative a bit?
Old Comic Strip Lover about 6 years ago
Henri has to be pretty heavy with all of that waterlogged clothing and water filled boots.
LoneDog about 6 years ago
It would appear that Henri is impaled on the back ends of Tarzan’s arrows.
jtt about 6 years ago
Come on, Tarzan. Crocodiles gotta eat!
Peam Premium Member about 6 years ago
A near-death blackout experience does wonders for one’s left cross, turning it into a lethal haymaker.