Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for August 11, 2022

Great, a well-marked trail with signs: Companion – left AND Out of the mountains -right

Perhaps Tarzan is walking into a wonderland.

Those folks left at the Mole are probably dead of thirst or starved.

Wait…I’m lost. How did Mark Trail get in this strip?

A well marked trail. Known locally as highway 101.

Now he’s looking for breakfast……..

It’s almost a forest. So close and yet so far. Close but no cigar. Just one more weed.

And so? Poor grammar here, you don’t need both and, plus so. It’s one, or the other! Tarzan’s poor feet must have heavily calloused soles, he needs to see a podiatrist and pay visit to the nearest Dr. Schols foot store, are there any in Pellucidar? Most likely not.

Me sure that he not had those bow and arrows when the giant bird has picked him up in its talons. And neither that big bundle of rope. If he going to get things magically outta nowhere then why not let him suddenly has a big helicopter and help move this preposteridiculudicroutrageous tale faster?

“Phew!” he said. “Someone really marked this trail.”

Level land and a well-marked trail. Tarzan thinks to himself, “Hah! Time to dig a pit!”

How…convenient!

The trail leads to The Road to Ruin. Or better yet, the road out of this story arc…

“Leave nothing behind but your footprints.”