Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for June 13, 2020

Tarzan the explorer, eh.

If this holds true to any of Burroughs’ plot lines, the skull will have been a messenger carrying information about some English explorer who was lost and captured by the people of a forgotten city.

Aha! Here’s the foundation for the never-found ghost of the previous story line?

Artist ~ “I don’t care what the editor days, I like drawing skulls!”

Looks like the guy has been dead for awhile.

If he’s in vacation, why go to desert? Why not a nice island with sun and sand and water?

Artist remembers that he forgot to explain glowing skull of last adventure, and hopes the readers will too.

Tarzan has totally forgotten Jane???

Tarzan was too late, he couldn’t save that poor man.

Another guy who has wanderlust and ended up in a place with no water.

Tarzan might not have wanted to walk away from a place that had plenty of food and water.

Tarzan has finally found Yorick.

He’s been going north, so this would be North Africa, the Sahara Desert? Fun. He should be finding people making TV ads for Subaru, Jeep, Hyundai…no, this was long ago. Nash Rambler, Corvair, TR-4, etc. This skull may once have belonged to a Corvair driver. You never know.

It’s the skull of Sam the riverboat man and father of David Berkowitz aka The .44 Caliber killer! There’s no telling what kind of dead, dried up stuff you’ll find in the desert…………

Talk about taking the long way home….sheesh.