Tarzan and the Castaways

The first story The Quest of Tarzan follows Tarzan as he embarks on a perilous journey to find his kidnapped wife Jane. He travels through treacherous terrain and encounters various dangers in his quest to rescue her. The second story The Co-Man tells the tale of a lost city in the African jungle inhabited by a mysterious race of people. Tarzan becomes involved in their internal conflicts and must navigate political intrigue and ancient customs. The third story The Pool of the Black One takes Tarzan to a remote island inhabited by a savage tribe and a deadly creature known as The Black One. Tarzan finds himself caught in a struggle for survival and must rely on his strength agility and intellect to overcome the challenges. Tarzan and the Castaways offers readers a collection of thrilling and self-contained adventures featuring the iconic character of Tarzan. While the stories may vary in setting and plot they capture the essence of Burroughs jungle hero showcasing his physical prowess survival skills and innate nobility. It is important to note that Tarzan and the Castaways was compiled and edited by Burroughs longtime friend and collaborator Richard Lupoff based on unfinished manuscripts and story fragments left by Burroughs. While the book provides additional Tarzan tales they may not have the same level of polish or narrative consistency as the works solely written by Burroughs himself.