Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for July 11, 2022

We remember. We even remember things that never happened.

Wlad: repeat after me “I will not attack Ukraine"

Those who cannot remember which day is Sunday are condemned to repeat it on Monday.

The facade of civilization soon drops…….

Tarzan can kill a male adult lion but he can’t stop a couple of men from fighting ? Oh well, bury them on the spot so someone else can find them 10,000 years later.

Let me see… A crazed maniac is running at one of your dig workers with a knife – and you shout at the dig worker not defend himself? Does that make sense?

Well, to be fair, I don’t think Oneka and the terrorist remembered that first killing. They weren’t there since it happened long ago.

When we left this story a week ago, Oneka was twisting the knife out of the guy’s grip and pushing him to the ground, all one handed while holding a pickax, with Tarzan inches away. Now they’re both dead. Even if one died off stage, which is inexplicable, how could they both be dead?

You might at least give credit for the quote about remembering the past by George Santayna.

There is nothing I can do except pose, as was the case in the final frame of last week’s strip.

Plus ça change…

Those that cannot remember the past are condemned to reinvent it.

All’s well that ends well….terrible story, let’s not repeat it~!

Dead and dead and moralizing.

There is nothing I can do about this strip.