Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for November 01, 2011

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    wiselad  about 13 years ago

    oh yeah! if it goes as i remember, the mutiny works, and because Lord Greystoke saved Black’s life, instead of killing them, he and wife are sent in a boat to Africa, along with their stuff; as the book says mutineers left them in Africa

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    davidf42  about 13 years ago

    That’s not the way I remember it. It thought it was a shipwreck.

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    wiselad  about 13 years ago

    you thinking “Disney version” (escape from burning ship) or how it was made in the movie “Greystoke, the legend of Tarzan” where the couple was marooned and Tarzan raised by chimpanzees

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    ossiningaling  about 13 years ago

    Excellent spoilers! Now I can sleep in tomorrow.

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    APersonOfInterest  about 13 years ago

    Quartermain – _Yes I really like Howard Pyle’s work … his old student, N. C. Wyeth, was also terrific … as was Frank Schoonover (sp?) and several others …

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    jmcx4  about 13 years ago

    Anyone know what happped to Profkratz? (may have mis-spelled his name)He used to comment before the move to Gocomics.

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    quartermain  about 13 years ago

    If any of you have seen Hal Foster’s version of this scene where Lord and Lady Greystoke enter their room—Celardo does a good depiction only from a angle of them looking into the stateroom, Foster had us looking at the couple from inside the room with them in the doorway—the nice detail on their trunks was done as well as in Hal’s original panel.

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    flyintheweb  about 13 years ago

    you also may be thinking of The Phantom – his father was shipwrecked on the African coast….

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