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Tarzan - Versus The Nazis (Vol. 3) Hardcover – April 12, 2016

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THE WORLD-FAMOUS COMIC STRIP, RESTORED AND COLLECTED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS ENTIRETY!

Following on from Tarzan in the City of Gold and Tarzan Versus The Barbarians, Tarzan Versus The Nazis is the third of four exclusive volumes authorized by the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, collecting the entire run of the legendary Tarzan comic strip by one of the most influential artists of the 20th Century, Burne Hogarth (with Don Garden).

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Hardcover: 176 pages
Publisher: Titan Books (April 12, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1781163197
ISBN-13: 978-1781163191
Product Dimensions: 10 x 0.8 x 13.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
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Tarzan from the mid 40's

By David Swan VINE VOICE on April 13, 2016

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There were anachronisms from the two previous volumes that I just accepted as a product of the time period in which these comics were produced but now we're getting into the mid to late 40's and Tarzan seems stuck in time. First, I really don't like the third person narration and by the 1940's most comics had evolved to second person narration. Another issue is the terrible habit of placing text over colored backgrounds making it difficult, sometimes impossible, to read. Maybe this wasn't so bad when the images were full newspaper sized but here it can be a bit of a pain. I has happy to see that about halfway though the book Hogarth FINALLY figured out that putting text over a white background makes it infinitely more readable.

These are not the most well written stories. They tend to be repetitive with flat, unoriginal characters but I do like the fact that Hogarth stays away from the more fantasy elements of Tarzan. At the very least these are unique stories and not simply retelling Burroughs novels. My biggest issue is that the book makes Tarzan's life seem miserable. He just moves from one conflict to the next always involving himself in a conflict between groups. There is often a white girl caught in the middle and with the resolution of the conflict he moves on to the next issue with nary a moments rest. Why does he bother? I would just swing into the jungle and stay the hell away from humans because they bring him nothing but misery.

Some publishers choose to really clean up the original images and others prefer to present the comics more in the way they originally looked. It's a matter of taste but I tend to prefer the images cleaned up. Titan has chosen to keep in place a lot of the printing errors.Read more ›

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