I have to say that I’m thoroughly enjoying this “old school” adventure. Yes, it seems all too familiar and even cliche these days, but it hearkens back to a simpler time (for me) of adventure and heroism.
Of all the cities, in all the world, and Sam has to walk into this one. So how many adventures will Tarzan have here before he finds Sam?
Can anyone tell me what that animal was that Tarzan started riding in the jungle and then rode it into the desert and rode it until it died of thirst? And what was it’s name? Oomtag, or something like that?
finkd about 5 years ago
Known to the French as Grand Salaam.
incognito about 5 years ago
“I’ve been through the desert on a horse with no name” ~ America
J Short about 5 years ago
The town where salami was first introduced.
Gent about 5 years ago
I’ll bet ape boy greets them with a Salaam El ikkum.
Polsixe about 5 years ago
Not even a wave goodbye to his new amis.
tripwire45 about 5 years ago
I have to say that I’m thoroughly enjoying this “old school” adventure. Yes, it seems all too familiar and even cliche these days, but it hearkens back to a simpler time (for me) of adventure and heroism.
Old Comic Strip Lover about 5 years ago
Of all the cities, in all the world, and Sam has to walk into this one. So how many adventures will Tarzan have here before he finds Sam?
Can anyone tell me what that animal was that Tarzan started riding in the jungle and then rode it into the desert and rode it until it died of thirst? And what was it’s name? Oomtag, or something like that?
anomaly about 5 years ago
After three days he finally halted his horse. I’ll bet it was panting. ASPCA take note.
Ray*C about 5 years ago
El Salaam…the lunchmeat capital of the world at that time. A favorite of the Earl of Sandwich.