Tarzan

Video

!!Title	!!Date	!!Type	!!Tarzan	!!Jane	!!Producer	!!Notes
||''[[Tarzan of the Apes (1918 film)|Tarzan of the Apes]]''	||1918.01|1918	||Silent	||Lincoln|[[Elmo Lincoln]]	||Markey|[[Enid Markey]]	||Sidney|[[Scott Sidney]]	||based on ''Tarzan of the Apes'' (1st half)
||''[[The Romance of Tarzan]]'' 	||1918.09|1918	||Silent	||Lincoln|[[Elmo Lincoln]]	||Markey|[[Enid Markey]]	||Parsons|William Parsons	||based on ''Tarzan of the Apes'' (2nd half)
||''[[The Son of Tarzan (film)|The Son of Tarzan]]''	||1920.00|1920	||Silent Serial	||Tabler|[[P. Dempsey Tabler]]	||Schramm|[[Karla Schramm]]	||Revier|[[Harry Revier]]	||based on ''The Son of Tarzan''
||''[[The Revenge of Tarzan]]''	||1920.05|1920	||Silent	||Pollar|[[Gene Pollar]]	||Schramm|[[Karla Schramm]]	||Revier|[[Harry Revier]]	||based on ''The Return of Tarzan'' (1st half)
||''[[The Adventures of Tarzan]]''	||1921	||Silent Serial	||Lincoln|[[Elmo Lincoln]]	||Lorraine|[[Louise Lorraine]]	||Hill|[[Robert F. Hill]] & [[Scott Sidney]]	||based on ''The Return of Tarzan'' (2nd half)
||''[[Tarzan and the Golden Lion (film)|Tarzan and the Golden Lion]]''	||1927	||Silent	||Pierce|[[James Pierce]]	||Dunbar|[[Dorothy Dunbar]]	||McGowan|[[J. P. McGowan]]	||based on the novel
||''[[Tarzan the Mighty]]''	||1928	||— Serial	||[[Frank Merrill (actor)|Frank Merrill]]	||	||	||an original story; the working title was ''[[Jungle Tales of Tarzan]]'' but it is not based on the Burroughs collection of that name
||''[[Tarzan the Tiger]]''	||1929	||— Serial	||[[Frank Merrill (actor)|Frank Merrill]]	||	||	||based on the novel ''[[Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar]]''; filmed as a silent but partially dubbed to become the first Tarzan sound film; Last silent serial
||''[[Tarzan the Ape Man (1932 film)|Tarzan the Ape Man]]'' 	||1932	||MGM	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan the Fearless]]''	||1933	||— Serial	||[[Buster Crabbe]]	||	||Hill|[[Robert F. Hill]]	||released as a serial and as an edited feature film
||''[[Tarzan and His Mate]]''	||1934	||MGM	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[The New Adventures of Tarzan]]''	||1935	||— Serial	||[[Bruce Bennett|Herman Brix]]	||	||	||released as a serial and as a feature film
||''[[Tarzan Escapes]]''	||1936	||MGM	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Green Goddess]]''	||1938	||— Serial	||[[Bruce Bennett|Herman Brix]]	||	||	||second feature film version of the serial ''The New Adventures of Tarzan''
||''[[Tarzan’s Revenge]]''	||1938	||	||[[Glenn Morris]]	||	||	||not MGM / RKO
||''[[Tarzan Finds a Son! ]]''	||1939	||MGM	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan's Secret Treasure]]''	||1941	||MGM	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan's New York Adventure]]''	||1942	||MGM	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan Triumphs]]''	||1943	||RKO	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||[[Sol Lesser]]	||
||''[[Tarzan’s Desert Mystery]]''	||1943	||RKO	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Amazons]]''	||1945	||RKO	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Leopard Woman]]''	||1946	||RKO	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Huntress]]''	||1947	||RKO	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||Eighth & last appearance of [[Johnny Sheffield]] as "Boy"
||''[[Tarzan and the Mermaids]]''	||1947	||RKO	||[[Johnny Weissmuller]]	||	||	||partially filmed in Mexico
||''[[Tarzan's Magic Fountain]]''	||1949	||RKO	||[[Lex Barker]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Slave Girl]]''	||1950	||RKO	||[[Lex Barker]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan's Peril]]'' 	||1951	||RKO	||[[Lex Barker]]	||	||	||partially filmed in Kenya
||''[[Tarzan's Savage Fury]]'' 	||1952	||RKO	||[[Lex Barker]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the She-Devil]]''	||1953	||RKO	||[[Lex Barker]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan's Hidden Jungle]]''	||1955	||RKO	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Lost Safari]]''	||1957	||RKO	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||	||first in color
||''[[Tarzan and the Trappers]]''	||1958	||RKO	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||	||b&w TV pilot released to theaters
||''[[Tarzan's Fight for Life]]''	||1958	||RKO	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||[[Sol Lesser]]	||last [[pidgin]]-speaking Tarzan
||''[[Tarzan and the Trappers]]''	||1958/1966	||	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||	||filmed in 1958 as a three episode pilot
||''[[Tarzan, the Ape Man (1959 film)|Tarzan, the Ape Man]]''	||1959	||	||[[Denny Miller]]	||	||	||not MGM / RKO
||''[[Tarzan's Greatest Adventure]]''	||1959	||RKO	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||[[Sy Weintraub]]	||
||''[[Tarzan the Magnificent]]''	||1960	||RKO	||[[Gordon Scott]]	||	||	||not based on the novel
||''[[Tarzan Goes to India]]''	||1962	||	||[[Jock Mahoney]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan's Three Challenges]]''	||1963	||	||[[Jock Mahoney]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Valley of Gold (film)|Tarzan and the Valley of Gold]]''	||1966	||	||[[Mike Henry (American football)|Mike Henry]]	||	||	||
||''Tarzan's Jungle Rebellion''	||1966	||	||[[Ron Ely]]	||	||	||filmed as a TV pilot
||''[[Tarzan (NBC series)|Tarzan]]''	||1966–1968	||TV: NBC	||[[Ron Ely]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Great River]]''	||1967	||	||[[Mike Henry (American football)|Mike Henry]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Jungle Boy]]''	||1968	||	||[[Mike Henry (American football)|Mike Henry]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan in the Golden Grotto]]''	||1969	||	||[[Steve Hawkes]]	||	||	||not authorized by ERB, Inc.
||''[[Tarzan's Deadly Silence]]''	||1970	||	||[[Ron Ely]]	||	||	||filmed as a TV pilot
||''[[Tarzan and the Brown Prince]]''	||1972	||	||[[Steve Hawkes]]	||	||	||not authorized by ERB, Inc.
||''[[Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle]]''	||1976–1980	||TV: Filmation	||[[Robert Ridgely]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan, the Ape Man (1981 film)|Tarzan the Ape Man]]''	||1981	||	||[[Miles O'Keeffe]]	||	||	||
||''[[Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes]]''	||1984	||	||[[Christopher Lambert]]	||	||	||
||''[[Adventures of Tarzan]]''	||1985	||	||[[Hemant Birje]]	||	||	||not authorized by ERB, Inc.
||''[[Tarzan in Manhattan]]''	||1989	||TV: CBS	||[[Joe Lara]]	||	||	||
||''[[Lady Tarzan]]''	||1990	||	||[[Silk Smitha]]	||	||	||not authorized by ERB, Inc.
||''[[Tarzán]]''	||1991–1994	||TV: syndicated	||[[Wolf Larson]]	||	||	||
||''[[I,Tarzan]]''	||1996	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||[http://www.documen.tv/asset/Tarzan.html]
||''[[Tarzan at the Movies, Part 1: Johnny Weissmuller]]''	||1996	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan at the Movies, Part 2: The Many Faces of Tarzan]]''	||1996	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan: The Epic Adventures]]''	||1996	||TV: syndicated	||[[Joe Lara]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan: The Legacy of Edgar Rice Burroughs]]''	||1996	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||
||''[[Investigating Tarzan]]''	||1997	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan and the Lost City (film)|Tarzan and the Lost City]]''	||1998	||	||[[Casper Van Dien]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan (1999 film)|Tarzan]]''	||1999	||Animated Disney	||[[Tony Goldwyn]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan of the Apes (1999 film)|Tarzan of the Apes]]''	||1999	||Animated DtV	||?	||	||	||
||''[[The Legend of Tarzan (TV series)|The Legend of Tarzan]]''	||2001–2003	||Animated Disney	||[[Michael T. Weiss]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan & Jane]]''	||2002	||Animated Disney	||[[Michael T. Weiss]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan Ki Beti]]''	||2002	||	||[[Hemant Birje]]	||	||	||not authorized by ERB, Inc.
||''[[Tarzan (WB series)|Tarzan]]''	||2003	||TV: WB	||[[Travis Fimmel]]	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan: Silver Screen King of the Jungle]]''	||2004	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||
||''[[The One, the Only, the Real Tarzan]]''	||2004	||Documentary	||—	||	||	||
||''[[Tarzan II]]''	||2005	||Animated	||[[Harrison Chad]]	||	||	||direct to video
||''[[Tarzan (2013 film)|Tarzan]]''	||2013	||Animated	||[[Kellan Lutz]]	||	||	||CGI/Motion Capture
||''[[The Legend of Tarzan (film)|The Legend of Tarzan]]''	||2016	||	||[[Alexander Skarsgård]]	||	||	||

Books

1: Tarzan of the Apes • 1912

• Tarzan: The Epic Adventures • 1996 • by R. A. Salvatore

2: The Return of Tarzan • 1913

• The Adventures of Tarzan • 1921 • by Maude Robinson Toombs

• At the Earth’s Core • 1914

3: The Beasts of Tarzan • 1914

• Pellucidar • 1915

4: The Son of Tarzan • 1915

• “The Mad King” • 1914 March
• “The Eternal Lover” • 1914 March
• “Sweetheart Primeval” • 1915 Feb.
• “Barney Custer of Beatrice” • 1915 Aug.

5: Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar • 1916

6: Jungle Tales of Tarzan • 1917

7: Tarzan the Untamed • 1920

• The Dark Heart of Time • 1999 • by Philip Jose Farmer

8: Tarzan the Terrible • 1921

9: Tarzan and the Golden Lion • 1923

10: Tarzan and the Ant Men • 1924

• Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins • 1927, ’36

11: Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle • 1928

12: Tarzan and the Lost Empire • 1929

• Tanar of Pellucidar • 1929

13: Tarzan at the Earth’s Core • 1930

14: Tarzan the Invincible • 1931

15: Tarzan Triumphant • 1932

16: Tarzan and the City of Gold • 1932

17: Tarzan and the Lion Man • 1934

18: Tarzan and the Leopard Men • 1935

19: Tarzan’s Quest • 1936

• Back to the Stone Age • 1937

20: Tarzan and the Forbidden City • 1938

21: Tarzan the Magnificent • 1938

23: Tarzan and the Madman • (1940)

24: Tarzan and the Castaways • 1941

• Savage Pellucidar • 1942, ’36
• Land of Terror • 1944

22: Tarzan and the Foreign Legion • 1947

• Tarzan and the Lost Safari • 1957 • by Whitman Books

25: Tarzan and the Valley of Gold • 1966 • by Fritz Leiber

LA: Tarzan: The Lost Adventure • 1995 • by ERB and Joe R. Lansdale

• Mahars of Pellucidar • 1976 • by John Eric Holmes
• Tarzan and the Well of Slaves • 1985 • CYOA
• Tarzan and the Tower of Diamonds • 1986 • CYOA

Wild Adventures

• Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan • 2012 Sept. • Tor Books • 978-0-7653-3358-2 • by Robin Maxwell
• The Martian Legion: In Quest of Xonthron • 2014 • Russ Cochran, Ltd. • by Jake Saunders, illustrated by Grindberg, Hoffman & Mullins (BUY)

1: Tarzan: Return to Pal-ul-don • 2015 June • Altus Press • 978-1-61827-209-6 • by Will Murray, illustrated by Joe DeVito

2: Tarzan on the Precipice • 2016 June • ERB, Inc. • 978-1-945462-02-3 • by Michael A. Sanford, illustrated by Will Meugniot

• King Kong vs. Tarzan • 2016 Nov. • Altus Press • 978-1-61827-281-2 • by Will Murray, illustrated by Joe DeVito

3: Tarzan Trilogy • 2016 • ERB, Inc. • 978-1-945462-04-7 • by Thomas Zachek, illustrated by Douglas Klauba

4: Tarzan: The Greystoke Legacy Under Siege • 2017 Aug. • ERB, Inc. • 978-1-945462-08-5 • by Ralph N. Laughlin & Ann E. Johnson

• Tarzan and the Cannibal King • 2017 Sept. • 978-0-9987322-1-3 • by Jake Saunders, illustrated by Alex Niño (D, S)

Books 2

Sk.	Date	Pub.	No.	format	Title
Yes	2017	Dynamite		HC	Pathfinder Worldscape (Red Sonja/John Carter/Tarzan)
Yes	2017	Hyborean Press	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Cannibal King (Deluxe)
Yes	2017	Dark Horse	omni	TPB	Tarzan on The Planet of the Apes 
No	2017	ERB, Inc.	novel	HC	Tarzan on the Precipice (Wild Adv.)
Yes	2017	ERB, Inc.	novel	SC	Tarzan on the Precipice (Wild Adv.)
No	2017	Dark Horse		TPB	Tarzan The Jesse Marsh Years Omnibus 
No	2017	ERB, Inc.	novel	HC	Tarzan Trilogy
No	2017	ERB, Inc.	novel	SC	Tarzan Trilogy
Yes	2017	Altus Press	novel	TPB	Wild Adventures of King Kong vs. Tarzan
Yes	2016–’17	Dark Horse	#1–5	comic	Tarzan on The Planet of the Apes 
Yes	2016	Dynamite		TPB	Lords of the Jungle (Tarzan and Sheena)
Yes	2016	Dark Horse/DC	#1–3	TPB	Superman/Tarzan: Sons of the Jungle 
Yes	2016	Titan Books	book	HC	Tarzan on Film 
Yes	2016	Dark Horse	omni	TPB	Tarzan The Beckoning 
No	2016	Dark Horse	omni	TPB	Tarzan The Complete Joe Kubert Years Omnibus 
Yes	2015	Dark Horse	GN	HC	Edgar Rice Burroughs's Jungle Tales of Tarzan 
Yes	2015	Russ Cochran	novel	HC	Tarzan and The Martian Legion (Leatherbound Green Thoat Edition)
Yes	2015	Russ Cochran	novel	HC	Tarzan and The Martian Legion (Limited Leatherbound Edition)
No	2015	Dark Horse	omni	TPB	Tarzan Omnibus 
Yes	2015	Altus Press	novel	TPB	Tarzan Return to Pal-ul-Don
Part.	2014–’17	Titan Books	#1–4	HC	Tarzan by Burne Hogarth
Yes	2014	Dark Horse		HC	Tarzan Burne Hogarth's Lord of the Jungle 
Part.	2013–’15	IDW Publishing	#1–4	HC	Tarzan The Complete Russ Manning Newspaper Strips 
Part.	2013–’15	Dark Horse	#1–3	HC	Tarzan The Sunday Comics 1931–1933
Yes	2013	Dark Horse	#1–2	HC	Korak Son of Tarzan Archives 
Yes	2013	Dark Horse	omni	HC	Unauthorized Tarzan 
No	2012	Telos	book	SC	Ape-Man: The Unofficial and Unauthorized Guide to 100 Years of Tarzan 
No	2012	Tor	novel	HC	Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan
Yes	2012	IDW Publishing		HC	Joe Kubert's Tarzan of the Apes (Artist's Edition)
Yes	2012	McFarland	book	SC	Kings of the Jungle Illustrated (Tarzan on Screen and Television)
No	2012	Homeworld Press	novel	HC	Tarzan of the Apes/Return of Tarzan (illustrated)
Yes	2012	Dark Horse	GN	TPB	Tarzan Once and Future Tarzan 
Yes	2012	Titan Books	book	HC	Tarzan The Centennial Celebration 
No	2012	Dark Horse	omni	HC	Tarzan The Russ Manning Years 
Part.	2009–’12	Dark Horse	#1–11	HC	Tarzan The Jesse Marsh Years
Yes	2007	lulu.com		SC	Tarzan of the Apes (lulu.com)
Yes	2006	Bison Books	novel	SC	Tarzan Alive: A Definitive Biography of Lord Greystoke
Yes	2005–’06	Dark Horse	#1–3	HC	Tarzan The Joe Kubert Years
Yes	2005	ERB, Inc.	—	—	Tarzan Action Figure with Tarzan Yell 
No	2005	Wildside	—	SC	Tarzan Twins 
Yes	2002	Dark Horse/DC	#1–3	TPB	Superman/Tarzan: Sons of the Jungle 
No	2002	House of Greystoke		SC	Tarzan of the Funnies 
Yes	2001–’02	Dark Horse/DC	#1–3	comic	Superman/Tarzan: Sons of the Jungle 
No	2001	Munsey Press	SC	SC	Tarzan of the Apes (All-Story)
No	2000	Dark Horse/DC	#1–4	TPB	Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Catwoman 
Yes	1999–’00	Dark Horse	#1–4	comic	Tarzan Rivers of Blood 
Yes	1999	Dark Horse/DC	#1–4	comic	Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Catwoman 
Yes	1999	Dark Horse	#1–2	comic	Disney's Tarzan 
Yes	1999	Dark Horse	GN	TPB	Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
No	1999	Dark Horse	#1–4	TPB	Tarzan Carson of Venus
Yes	1999	Dark Horse		TPB	Tarzan of the Apes 
No	1999	Radio Spirits	—		Tarzan On Radio (Audio Cassette Set)
Yes	1999	Dark Horse	#1–4	comic	Tarzan The Savage Heart 
Yes	1999	Dark Horse		TPB	Tarzan The Untamed 
Yes	1998	Dark Horse	#1–4	comic	Tarzan Carson of Venus
Yes	1998	Dark Horse		TPB	Tarzan Le Monstre
Yes	1997	Kappa Books		SC	Tarzan The Jungle Prince Coloring and Activity Book 
Yes	1997	Dark Horse	#1–3	comic	Tarzan The Return of Tarzan 
Yes	1997	Dark Horse	#1–4	TPB	Tarzan vs. Predator At the Earth's Core 
Yes	1996–’98	Dark Horse	#1–20	comic	Tarzan 
Yes	1996	Dark Horse	#1–4	comic	Tarzan John Carter Warlords of Mars 
Yes	1996	Del Rey Books	novel	SC	Tarzan The Epic Adventures
No	1996	Dark Horse	GN	TPB	Tarzan The Land That Time Forgot 
Yes	1996	Dark Horse	#1–4	comic	Tarzan vs. Predator at the Earth's Core 
Yes	1995	Dark Horse	—		Tarzan A Tale of Mugambi 
No	1995	Dark Horse	novel	HC	Tarzan The Lost Adventure
Yes	1995	Dark Horse	#1–4	comic	Tarzan The Lost Adventure 
Part.	1993–’97	Flying Buttress	#1–18	HC	Tarzan in Color (NBM)
No	1993	NBM	#1–2	TPB	Tarzan in Color (–1997)
Yes	1992–’93	Malibu	#1–7		Tarzan The Beckoning 
Yes	1992	Malibu	#1–3	comic	Tarzan Love, Lies, and the Lost City 
Yes	1992	Malibu	#1–5		Tarzan the Warrior 
Yes	1986	Blackthorne	#1–4		Tarzan Series 
Yes	1984	Marvel	#1–2		Tarzan of the Apes 
No	1984	—	—		Tarzan Record Album (Kid Stuff)
No	1984	Atlantic Forlag	#3		Tarzan Sommerspesial (Norwegian)
No	1981	Winthers Forlag aps	#81		Tarzan [1977] (Danish)
No	1980	Atlantic Forlag	—		Tarzan [1977] (Icelandic)
Yes	1980	Atlantic Forlag	—		Tarzan [1977] (Norwegian)
Part.	1980	Atlantic Forlag	—		Tarzan [1977] (Swedish)
Part.	1980	Junior Press	#34–40		Tarzan [1979] (Dutch)
No	1979–’80	Byblos Prod.		mag.	Tarzan Autumn Special (UK)
Part.	1978–’79	Marvel	#11–24		Tarzan (Whitman Variants [1977 Marvel])
Part.	1978–’79	Marvel	#8–29		Tarzan [1977] (Mark Jewelers)
No	1978–’79	Byblos Prod.	mag (UK)	mag.	Tarzan Summer Special (UK)
No	1978	Rand McNally	6528		Tarzan Activity Book 
No	1978	Ballantine	—		Tarzan Calendar, 1978
Part.	1977-10-22	Byblos Prod.	#1–	mag.	Tarzan Weekly (UK)
Part.	1977–’79	Marvel	#1–29	comic	Tarzan 
Yes	1977–’79	Marvel	#1–3	comic	Tarzan Annual
Part.	1977–’78	Byblos Prod.	#1–5	TPB	Tarzan Monthly (UK)
No	1977	Editorial Novaro	#3		Korak Son of Tarzan (Mexican Series [El Hijo de Tarzan])
No	1977	Superscope Inc.	—	HC	Tarzan 
Part.	1977	Marvel	#1–5	comic	Tarzan (35 Cent Variant)
No	1977	Rand McNally	1516		Tarzan Coloring Book 
No	1977	—	#4		Tarzan Drum Beat
No	1976	Watson-Guptill	—	TPB	Jungle Tales of Tarzan 
No	1976	Saalfield Pub. Co.	2411		Tarzan Activity Book 
Yes	1975–’76	DC	#60–66		Tarzan Family 
Yes	1975	New English Library	—		Tarzan (UK)
Yes	1975	Saalfield Pub. Co.	1864		Tarzan Coloring Book 
No	1975	ERB, Inc.	—		Tarzan Presskit 
Yes	1974	DC	#181		Aurora Comic Scenes Tarzan 
Yes	1974	Williams	—		Funny Fronts: Tarzan T-Shirt Transfer (Swedish Edition)
Yes	1974	DC Treasury	—		Return of Tarzan 
No	1974	ERB, Inc.		TPB	Tarzan and the Pioneers of the Veldt
Yes	1974	—	—		Tarzan Original Radio Broadcasts Record Album
No	1974	Treasure Hour	—	HC	Tarzan the Land that Time Forgot 
Part.	1973	Gold Key/DC	#50–54		Korak Son of Tarzan [1964] (Mark Jewelers)
Yes	1973	DC Treasury	—		Tarzan of the Apes 
Yes	1972–’77	DC	#207–258	comic	Tarzan 
Part.	1972–’77	DC	#212–258		Tarzan [1972] (Mark Jewelers)
No	1972–’73	Williams	#8		Tarzan of the Apes Special Super Adventure (UK)
Yes	1972	ERB, Inc.	#12	TPB	Giant Tarzan Lord of the Jungle (French Edition)
No	1972	Top Sellers Ltd.	#20		Korak Son of Tarzan (UK)
Yes	1972	DC	—		Tarzan Digest 
Yes	1972	Watson-Guptill	—	HC	Tarzan of the Apes 
No	1972	Western	#289		Tarzan of the Apes (Spanish Edition)
No	1972	Williams	#60		Tarzan of the Apes (UK)
Yes	1971	Williams	—	TPB	Tarzan Giant Book 
No	1971	ERB, Inc.		TPB	Tarzan of the Apes 
No	1970	Gold Key	—		Tarzan of the Apes (Story Digest Magazine)
No	1969–’75	BSV-Williams	#72–196		Tarzan [1965] (German)
Part.	1969–’74	House of Greystoke	#1–7		Tarzan Folio 
Yes	1968–’73	Citadel	book	SC	Tarzan of the Movies 
Part.	1967–’71	House of Greystoke	#1–3	SC	Illustrated Tarzan Books 
No	1967	ERB, Inc.	—		New Adventures of Tarzan 
Yes	1967	Topps	—	—	Tarsam (parody)
Yes	1967	Whitman	#5	BLB	Tarzan the Mark of the Red Hyena
Yes	1967	Gold Key	—		Top Comics Tarzan of The Apes
No	1965	—	—		Donald Duck Tarzan Double Mini Flip Book (Japan)
Yes	1965	Charlton Comics	#1–4		Jungle Tales of Tarzan (1964)
No	1965	Gold Star Books	—	PB	Tarzan and the Abominable Snowmen 
Yes	1965	Gold Star Books	novel	PB	Tarzan and the Winged Invaders
Yes	1965	Gold Key	—		Tarzan Lord of the Jungle
Part.	1964–’75	Gold Key/DC	#1–59		Korak Son of Tarzan 
No	1964	Golden Press	#549	HC	Tarzan 
Yes	1964	Gold Star Books	novel	PB	Tarzan and the Cave City
Yes	1964	Gold Star Books	novel	PB	Tarzan and the Silver Globe
Yes	1964	Gold Star Books	novel	PB	Tarzan and the Snake People
Part.	1963–’87	Ballantine	novel	PB	Tarzan (#1–#24)
Yes	1963	Ace Books	novel	PB	Tarzan at the Earth's Core
No	1963	Whitman	novel	HC	Tarzan The Return of Tarzan
Yes	1962	Ace Books	novel	PB	Beasts of Tarzan
Yes	1959–’79	Western	—	HC	Tarzan Annual (UK)
No	1959	Dell	#25	SC	Tarzand's Jungle World 
No	1958	Gordon & Gotch	#18		Tarzan (Australia)
Yes	1957–’66	Whitman	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Lost Safari
Yes	1953–’59	Westworld	#3–9		Tarzan Adventures [1953] (UK)
No	1952–’72	Western	#9–289		Tarzan [1951] (Mexican)
Part.	1952–’58	Dell	#1–7		Dell Giant Tarzan's Jungle Annual 
No	1952	Westworld	#2	comic	Tarzan the Grand Adventure [1951] (UK)
Part.	1950–’54	Dell/Gold Key	#13–56	comic	Tarzan (Canadian)
No	1950	Hakarnaf Pub.	#4–16		Tarzan (Hebrew)
No	1950	Tarzan	—	—	Tarzan Japanese Tattoo Sheet 
Part.	1948–’72	Dell/Gold Key	#1–206	comic	Tarzan 
Yes	1947	ERB, Inc.	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Foreign Legion
Yes	1939	Dell	#5		Tarzan Large Feature Comic 
No	1939	Dell	—	BLB	Tarzan The Avenger
Yes	1938–’54	ERB, Inc.	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Forbidden City 
No	1938	Whitman	—	BLB	Tarzan and a Daring Rescue
No	1938	Whitman		BLB	Tarzan in the Golden City
No	1938	Dell	—	BLB	Tarzan with the Tarzan Twins in the Jungle
No	1936	Whitman	—	BLB	Tarzan and his Jungle Friends
No	1936	Whitman	novel		Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins with Jad-Bal-Ja 
No	1936	Jr. Sports Aviation Adv.	novel		Tarzan Escapes (French Edition)
No	1935	Blue Ribbon	Pop-up	HC	New Adventures of Tarzan 
Yes	1935	Blue Ribbon	#209	BLB	Pop-Up New Adventures of Tarzan
Part.	1934–’67	Whitman	#4056	BLB	Tarzan
Part.	1934–’35	Whitman	#770	BLB	Tarzan Twins
No	1934	Metropolitan	novel		Tarzan of the Apes 
No	1933–’35	Whitman	#744	BLB	Tarzan of the Apes
No	1933	Saalfield Pub. Co.	#988		Tarzan of the Apes to Color 
No	1929–’34	Grosset & Dunlap	—		Tarzan Book 
Yes	1929	Grosset & Dunlap	novel		Illustrated Tarzan Book 
No	1929	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Lost Empire
No	1929	Metropolitan	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Lost Empire
Yes	1929	Grosset & Dunlap	—		Tarzan Book Mark Promotional (1928)
No	1928	AC McClurg	novel	HC	Tarzan Lord of the Jungle
Yes	1928	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Tarzan Lord of the Jungle
No	1923	AC McClurg	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Golden Lion
No	1923	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Golden Lion
No	1920	AC McClurg	novel	HC	Tarzan the Untamed
Yes	1920	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Tarzan the Untamed
No	1919	AC McClurg	novel	HC	Jungle Tales of Tarzan
No	1919	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Jungle Tales of Tarzan
No	1918	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
No	1916	Grosset & Dunlap	novel	HC	Beasts of Tarzan
No	1916	AC McClurg	novel	HC	Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
No	1914	AC McClurg	novel	HC	Beasts of Tarzan
No	—	Comic World	—		Hal Foster's Tarzan
No	—	—	—		Tarzan of the Apes Bumper Album (New Zealand)

Comics

1948–1979 (pre Bo Derek)

• Tarzan (1948.01 [1–131] Dell) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan KotJ (1961.11 [DG#51] Dell) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan (1962.11 [132–137] Gold Key) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan (1963.11 [138–206] Gold Key) ^(CBDb)
• Korak, SoT (1964.01 [1–45] Gold Key) ^(CBDb)
• John Carter of Mars (1964.04 [1–3] Gold Key) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan LotJ (1965 [1] Gold Key) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan (1972.04 [207–258] DC) ^(CBDb)
• Korak, SoT (1972.06 [46–59] DC) ^(CBDb)
• Weird Worlds (1972.09 [1–10] DC) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan (1972 [Digest] DC) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan (1973.08 [100pss#19] DC) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan Family (1975.11 [60–66] DC) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan, LotJ (1977.06 [1–29+3A] Marvel) ^(CBDb)
• John Carter, WoM (1977.06 [1–28] Marvel) ^(CBDb)

1981 (Bo Derek’s Tarzan of the Apes)

1992–1993 (Malibu comics)

• Tarzan: The Warrior (1992.03 [1–5] Malibu) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: Love, Lies, Lost City (1992.08 [1–3] Malibu) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: The Beckoning (1992.11 [7] Malibu) ^(CBDb)

1995–2001 (Dark Horse & DC)

• Tarzan: The Lost Adventure ⁽²⁶⁾ (1995.01 [1–4] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: A Tale of Mugambi (1995.06 [1] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan vs. Predator at the Earth’s Core (1996.01 [1–4] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan/John Carter: Warlords of Mars (1996.01 [1–4] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: Land that Time Forgot & Pool of Time (1996.06 [1] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan (1996.07 [1–20] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan, The Return of ⁽²⁾ (1997.04 [1–3] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan/Carson of Venus (1998.05 [1–4] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan/Batman: Claws of the Cat-Woman (1999.01 [1–4] Dark Horse/DC) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: The Savage Heart (1999.04 [1–4] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan of the Apes ⁽¹⁾ (1999.05 [{155–158}] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar ⁽⁵⁾ (1999.06 [{159–161}] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan the Untamed ⁽⁷⁾ (1999.11 [{163–167}] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: The Rivers of Blood (1999.11 [1–4] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan/Superman: Sons of the Jungle (2001.10 [1–3] Dark Horse/DC) ^(CBDb)

1999–2006 (Disney’s Tarzan)

• Disney’s Tarzan (1999.06 [1–2] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)

2010–2013 (Dynamite, unauthorized)

• Warlord of Mars (2010.10 [35(4)+A1+100+0] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris (2011.03 [37(7)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Lord of the Jungle (2012.01 [15(2)+A1] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Warriors of Mars (2012.02 [5(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Dejah Thoris and the White Apes of Mars (2012.04 [4(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars (2013.02 [12(3)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Lords of Mars (2013.08 [6(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)

2011–2012 (Disney’s John Carter)

• John Carter: A Princess of Mars (2011.11 [1–5] Marvel) ^(CBDb)
• John Carter: The World of Mars (2011.12 [1–4] Marvel) ^(CBDb)
• John Carter: The Gods of Mars (2012.05 [1–5] Marvel) ^(CBDb)
• A Princess of Mars (2012 [1] Sterling) ^(CBDb)

2012— (Dark Horse, post-Disney)

• “The Once & Future Tarzan” (§1–3, 2012, DHP vol.2 8, 9B, 10A Dark Horse)
  The Once & Future Tarzan (§1–3, 2012.11 one-shot Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• “The Once & Future Tarzan” (§4–9, 2016, DHP vol.3 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 Dark Horse)
• “Tarzan and the Gods of Opar” (§1–3, 2015.03, DHP vol.3 8B, 9, 10 Dark Horse)
• Tarzan: Burne Hogarth’s LotJ ⁽¹⁾ (2014.06 [1] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan, Jungle Tales of ⁽⁶⁾ (2015.06 [1] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan: the Beckoning (2016.09 [TPB] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)
• Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes (2016.09 [1–5] Dark Horse) ^(CBDb)

2014— (Dynamite, authorized by ERB)

• Dejah of Mars (2014.05 [4(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• John Carter, Warlord of Mars (2014.11 [14(2)+OS] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Swords of Sorrow (2015.05 [21(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Dejah Thoris (2016.02 [6(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• Lords of the Jungle (2016.03 [6(1)] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• John Carter: The End (2017.02 [5+(')] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)
• the Greatest Adventure (2017.04 [4+(')] Dynamite) ^(CBDb)

Miscellaneous

• Amazing Heroes (1987–1993, Fantagraphics) ^{(AH) (SS)}
• #115 (1987.04, Fantagraphics) ^(CBDb)
• #138: Sheena, Tarzan (1988.04, Fantagraphics) ^(CBDb)
• #164: Bg, B&V, SH, Sg (1989.05, Fantagraphics) ^(CBDb)
• SS (1990–’92) #1: Jane, Sheena; #2: Shanna, Tarzan; #3: Shanna
• Best of Swimsuit Special (1993) She-Hulk

• Kaluta, Michael Wm.: Sketchbook Series (2012 [v4] IDW) ^{(and ID=364179 CBDb)}

Mars

• http://www.midtowncomics.com/store/search.asp?q=Howard+the+Duck&os=1&sr=BD
• http://www.midtowncomics.com/store/search.asp?q=Tarzan&os=1&sr=BD
• http://www.midtowncomics.com/store/search.asp?q=Thoris&os=1&sr=BD
• https://www.dynamicforces.com/htmlfiles/search3.html?KMPP=Dejah+Thoris

H	Series	№	Issue	Date	Pub.
_	Magazineland USA	N/A	“World Color Press Day”	1977-06-10	World Color
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	1	“Fury-Filled First Issue!”	1977-06	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	2	“Ape battles Ape-Man”	1977-07	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	3	“The Altar of the Flaming God”	1977-08	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	4	“A Beast Again!”	1977-09	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	5	“Vengeance!, Cries the Priestess!”	1977-10	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	6	“Rage of Tantor!”	1977-11	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	7	“Tarzan Rescues the Moon!”	1977-12	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	A1	“Two … Mightiest Adventures”	1977	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	8	“Battle for the Jewels of Opar”	1978-01	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	9	“Histah, the Serpent!”	1978-02	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	10	“The Deadly Peril of Jane Clayton!”	1978-03	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	11	“Tarzan Triumphs!”	1978-04	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	12	“Fangs of Death!”	1978-05	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	13	“when the Lion-God strikes!”	1978-06	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	14	“the Fury of Fang and Claw!”	1978-07	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	15	“Sword of the Slaver!”	1978-08	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	16	“Death rides the Jungle Winds!”	1978-09	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	A2	“Drums of the Death Dancers”	1978	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	17	“Entrance to the Earth’s Core!”	1978-10	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	18	“Corsairs of the Earth’s Core!”	1978-11	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	19	“Pursuit!”	1978-12	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	20	“Blood Bond!”	1979-01	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	21	“Dark and Bloody Sky!”	1979-02	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	22	“War in Pellucidar!”	1979-03	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	23	“…To The Death!”	1979-04	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	24	“The Jungle Lord Returns … Too Late?”	1979-05	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	25	“The wages of fear!”	1979-06	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	A3	“Ant-Men and She-Devils!”	1979	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	26	“Caged!”	1979-07	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	27	“Chaos in the Cabaret!”	1979-08	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	28	“A Savage Against the City!”	1979-09	Marvel
_	Tarzan: Lord of the Jungle	29	“Adrift!”	1979-10	Marvel
_	The Neal Adams Treasury	2	“Chip McNeal”	1979	Pure Imagination
_	Marvel Super Special	29	“Tarzan of the Apes”	1983	Marvel
_	Tarzan of the Apes	1	#1 of Two	1984-07	Marvel
_	Tarzan of the Apes	2	#2 of Two	1984-08	Marvel
_	Hellblazer	23	“Larger Than Life”	1989-10	DC Comics
_	Hellblazer TPB	v4	“The Family Man” [23,’4,’8–33] [23–33&sf1]	2008,’12	DC Comics
_	Amazing Heroes	138	“2nd Annual Swimsuit Issue!!”	1988-04	Fantagraphics
_	Amazing Heroes	ss1	“1990 Swimsuit Special”	1990-06	Fantagraphics
_	Amazing Heroes	ss2	“’91 Swimsuit Special”	1991-04	Fantagraphics
_	Tarzan: the Warrior	1	Part 1 of 5	1992-03	Malibu
_	Tarzan: the Warrior	2	Part 2 of 5	1992-04	Malibu
_	Tarzan: the Warrior	3	Part 3 of 5	1992-05	Malibu
_	Tarzan: the Warrior	4	Part 4 of 5	1992-06	Malibu
_	Tarzan: the Warrior	5	Part 5 of 5	1992-07	Malibu
_	Tarzan: Love, Lies … and the Lost City	1	Part 1 of 3	1992-08	Malibu
_	Tarzan: Love, Lies … and the Lost City	2	Part 2 of 3	1992-09	Malibu
_	Tarzan: Love, Lies … and the Lost City	3	Part 3 of 3	1992-10	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	1	“Love and Rage”	1992-11	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	2	“The Terrorist”	1992-12	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	3	“The Return”	1993-01	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	4	“The Birds of Death”	1993-02	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	5	“Into The Web”	1993-03	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	6	“Survival Instincts”	1993-04	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	7	“The Ancestors”	1993-06	Malibu
_	Tarzan: The Beckoning	Tp	Trade Paperback	2016-09	Dark Horse

• http://comicbookdb.com/character_chron.php?ID=11036

Chronology (PJF)

Adapted from Farmer’s “Addendum 5.”

Out to Sea

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1888 May 11/23

John Clayton and his pregnant wife, Alice, sail from Dover for Freetown.

The Savage Home

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1888 June

The Claytons sail on the Fuwalda for an Oil Rivers port.

1888 June

The Claytons are stranded in the jungle of French Equatorial Africa (Gabon) by the mutineers.

(This would be ∼ 2°59′S 10°17′E.)

(ERB’s 10°S suggests 10°S, 13°20′E, in Angola’s Quiçama National Park.)

Camp Maurer is a ∼34′×22′ cabin (ᴄ14′,ᴅ10′) with two ∼26′×14′ garages (ᴏ15′,ɴ20′).

Life and Death

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1888 Nov. 21

A “great ape” attacks the Claytons.

1888 Nov. 22

John Clayton III, the future “Lord Greystoke,” is born a few minutes after midnight.

1889 May 22

The infant John accidentally puts his inky fingers on a page of his father’s diary.

1889 Nov. 22

Alice Clayton dies. Kerchak kills John Clayton II. Kala adopts the human infant and names him Tarzan (White Skin).

The Apes

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1890 Jan. 1

Jane Porter born in Baltimore, Maryland.

1898 Nov.

Nine-year-old Tarzan escapes from Sabor by learning to swim.

1898 Nov.

Ten-year-old Tarzan first enters his parents’ cabin; he kills a mad gorilla with his father’s hunting knife.

The Difference

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1898 Dec.

Tarzan begins to teach himself to read and write English.

1901 Nov.

13-year-old Tarzan kills his foster father, Tublat, with his father’s knife during a Dum-Dum.

He begins his lifelong friendship with Tantor.

Loss and Revenge

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1906 Nov.

18-year-old Tarzan can read and understand almost all the books in his father’s library.

Mbonga’s people establish a village near the territory of Kerchak’s tribe.

1906 Dec.

Kulonga, Mbonga’s son, kills Kala. Tarzan kills Kulonga.

Growing Up

1907 Jan.

Tarzan of the Apes (ch.11) Tarzan finds the diary, photograph, and locket.

1907 Feb.

JToT: “Tarzan’s First Love” Tarzan falls in love with Teeka, a female great ape, and loses her to Taug.

1907 Mar.

JToT: “The Capture of Tarzan” Tarzan is captured by Mbonga’s warriors but is rescued by Tantor.

1907 Nov.

JToT: “The Fight for the Balu” Teeka bears a son. Tarzan kills a nameless bull managani.

1907 Dec.

JToT: “The God of Tarzan” Tarzan puzzles out the meaning of the word God in his father’s books. He invents an ingenious method for pronouncing the letters of the alphabet.

The Outsider, Dreamer and Joker

1908 Mar.

JToT: “Tarzan and the Black Boy” Tarzan kidnaps a little black boy, Tibo, to raise as his own but compassionately returns him to this mother.

1908 April

JToT: “The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance”

JToT: “The End of Bukawai” The horrible, but poetically just, end of Bukawai, the witch doctor.

1908 June

JToT: “The Lion” One of Tarzan’s many trickster jokes backfires. He finds out that Manu, his monkey friend, has courage and is mangani friends have learned the value of cooperation.

1908 July

JToT: “The Nightmare” Tarzan eats rotten elephant meat and has a terrible nightmare. He kills his second gorilla, unsure that he is not still dreaming.

JToT: “The Battle for Teeka” Teeka throws Tarzan’s father’s cartridges against a rock, and the explosions save Tarzan’s life.

1908 Aug.

JToT: “A Jungle Joke” Babba Kega, witch doctor, is hoisted by his own petard (with Tarzan’s help).

JToT: “Tarzan Rescues the Moon” (fictional, no local eclipse c.1908).

Kingship and Love

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1908 Aug.

Tarzan kills Kerchak and becomes “king of the Apes”.

1909 Jan.

Tarzan abdicates the “kingship” and invents the full-Nelson.

1909 Feb. 2

Tarzan sees his first whites. He saves William Clayton from the mutineer Snipes, Sheeta, and Sabor. Using a full-Nelson, he breaks the neck of Sabor as she tries to get into the cabin after Jane.

1909 Feb. 3

Tarzan digs up the treasure buried by the mutineers and reburies it. He steals Jane’s letter to Hazel Strong.

1909 Mar. 5

Terkoz abducts Jane, and Tarzan kills him. The “jungle idyll” episode.

Renunciation

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1909 Mar. 6

A French cruiser appears. Tarzan returns Jane to the cabin. Lieutenant d’Arnot is rescued by Tarzan.

1909 Mar. 7

The French sailors, thinking d’Arnot has been eaten by Mbonga’s people, give no quarter to the adult males. Tarzan and d’Arnot communicate in written English.

1909 Mar. 14

The Porter party leaves on the cruiser. Tarzan and d’Arnot arrive too late.

1909 Apr. 16 – May 15

Tarzan and d’Arnot, traveling north, reach the village and the mission (Lambaréné).

1909 June 26

The two arrive at the mouth of the Ogowe (Ogooué) River.

1909 July 26

The two embark for Lyons, France.

1909 Aug.

Tarzan’s fingerprints are taken in Paris, and he leaves for America.

1909 Aug.

The forest fire. Telegram from d’Arnot: “Fingerprints prove you Greystoke.” Tarzan’s self-sacrifice.

1909 Aug.

Tarzan travels from Wisconsin to New York City, sightsees.

1909 Nov. 7

Tarzan sails on La Provence for France.

From Ape to Savage

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1910 Jan.

Rokoff’s frameup and the duel with Count de Coude.

1910 Feb. – Apr.

The Gernois case.

1910 April

Tarzan ordered to Cape town, meets Hazel Strong on the steamer. They pass the Tennington party, going the other way.

1910 May

Rokoff and Paulvitch throw Tarzan overboard. He discovers the Waziri.

1910 May

The yacht, the Lady Alice, sinks. Jane is in a boat with Rokoff, the seventh duke, and three sailors.

The Chief, the She, the City of Gold

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1910 June

Tarzan and the Waziri defeat the Arab slavers. Jane is dying in a lifeboat.

1910 June – July

The lifeboat lands five miles south of the old cabin. Tarzan and the Waziri travel to the lost city of Opar.

Journey’s End

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1910 July – Aug.

La of Opar falls in love with Tarzan. He escapes, returns to the coast, saves Jane and his cousin from a big cat but leaves without revealing himself.

1910 Aug. – Sep.

Jane abducted by the fifty frightful men. The seventh duke sickens; Rokoff deserts him. Tarzan goes after Jane.

1910 Sept.

Tarzan rescues Jane, finds that she is not married and that she loves him. The seventh duke dies after confessing that he told no one about the telegram.

1910 Sept.

D’Arnot’s ship finds the lost Tennington party at the cabin. Tarzan and Jane appear. Tennington saves Tarzan’s life. Rokoff is arrested.

1910 Sep. 22

Tarzan and Jane and Tennington and Hazel are married in a double ceremony.

1910 Sep. 23

Tarzan and Jane sail away. He has the Oparian gold, his woman, and the title of eighth duke of Greystoke.

The Great Trek and The Elixir

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1910 Oct. – 1911 Oct.

Tarzan and Jane live in London.

1911 Oct. – Dec.

The Great Trek to Kenya.

1912 January

Tarzan receives the immortality treatment from the ancient witch doctor.

1912 Mar. – April

Tarzan and Jane at the Kenyan plantation.

1912 April

They return to London.

The Beasts

1912 May 20

Tarzan’s son, John Paul Clayton, born in Greystoke House, London.

1912 June – Sept.

The Beasts of Tarzan.

1912 Sept. – Oct.

Tarzan and Jane in London.

Problems

1913 May – Nov.

The Son of Tarzan (ch.1–12).

Tarzan searches for Korak.

1913 June – July

Tarzan and the Forbidden City: If any of this novel’s events did occur, it was during this time.

Tarzan fails to find his son and returns to the plantation, meeting Jane there.

The Waters of Lethe, The Jewels of Opar

1913 Nov. – 1914 Jan. 12

Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar.

1914 Feb. – May

The Son of Tarzan (ch.13–27) Tarzan saves Meriem from rape and the rest of the events follow.

1914 June – July

Tarzan and Jane in Kenya; Korak and Meriem in Europe with Meriem’s parents.

War and Freedom

1914 Aug. – 1918 Oct.

Tarzan the Untamed.

A “lost adventure,” during which Tarzan traced the route on the map of the dead giant Spanish soldier.

Guru

1918 Nov. – 1919 Mar.

Tarzan the Terrible.

The Lion and the Ants

1919 April – 1921 Nov.

Tarzan and the Golden Lion begins.

1921 May 7

John Armand, Korak’s and Meriem’s son and Tarzan’s grandson, born at Cadrenet Château, Normandy.

1921 Nov.

Tarzan and the Golden Lion concludes.

1921 Dec. – 1922 Oct.

Tarzan and Jane in Kenya except for one trip to London to see the newborn Jackie (John Paul).

1922 Nov. – Dec.

Tarzan and the Ant Men (excluding the fictional parts).

Lord of Many Places

1923 Jan. – 1926 May

Tarzan and Jane in Kenya and then on visits to England, Rome, Berlin, and other parts of Europe.

1926 June – 1927 Mar.

Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle.

Professor Porter and Mr. Philander die in March in London within a few days of each other.

1927 April – July

Tarzan and the Lost Empire.

Tarzan at the Earth’s Core would have occurred here if not fictional.

1927 July 1

Meriem’s father, the retired General Jacot, dies at Cadrenet Château, Normandy.

1927 Aug. – 1928 Dec.

Tarzan divides his time between English and African estates.

Hail and Farewell

1929 Jan. – May

Tarzan the Invincible. Ave atque vale to La of Opar.

1929 June – Dec.

Tarzan and Jane stay at the Kenya plantation.

1930 Jan. – April

Tarzan Triumphant.

1930 May – Sept.

The Greystokes in England, France, and Kenya. Tarzan takes a jungle vacation.

1930 Sept. – Nov.

Tarzan and the City of Gold.

1930 Nov. – 1931 Jan.

Tarzan is at the Kenyan plantation.

1931 Jan. – April

Tarzan and the Lion Man (most of the non-fictional parts).

1931 June 1 – 11

Tarzan and the Leopard Men.

1931 June – 1932 Mar.

Tarzan and Jane are at Greystoke plantation or in England.

1932 April – July

Tarzan and the Lion Man Tarzan visits the United States and “Hollywood” (the screen test is fiction).

1932 Aug. – 1933 Apr.

Jane in England and France; Tarzan in Africa.

1933 May 1 – June 23

Tarzan’s Quest.

1933 June – 1934 May

Tarzan and Jane in England and Kenya.

1934 June 1 – Sep. 7

Tarzan the Magnificent.

1934 Sep. – late 1935

Tarzan, Jane, and grandson on a round-the-world trip.

1937 – 1938 Sep.

Tarzan is in Africa with several jungle vacations between his plantation duties.

1938 Sept. 7–29

T&C: “Tarzan and the Jungle Murders”.

1938 Oct. – 1939 May

Tarzan and Jane in East Africa.

T&C: “Tarzan and the Champion” (entirely fictional).

1939 June 1–25

Tarzan and the Madman.

1939 July

Tarzan loses his memory in an accident while returning home from Abyssinia. He wanders around in the jungles of Mt. Elgon.

1939 Aug. – Oct.

T&C: “Tarzan and the Castaways” (The non-Mayan events).

WWII and afterward

1939 Nov.

Tarzan returns to Kenya, says good-bye to Jane (who follows him to England later), and joins the R.A.F. in London.

1939 Dec. – 1942 Oct.

Tarzan, as John Clayton, flies bombers. He submerges his apeman persona deep within himself. Esmeralda is killed by a bomb in London. Tarzan is promoted to group captain. Lord Tennington is killed in the North Sea.

1942 Nov.

Tarzan is transferred to the Far East theatre.

1942 Nov. 3

Tarzan’s son, John Paul, marries.

1943 Nov. 24

John Paul’s son, John, born.

1944 Jan. – Feb.

Attached to the U.S.A.A.F. as an observer for the British.

1944 Mar. 13 – Dec. 7

Tarzan and the Foreign Legion.

1945 May 1

John Armand, Korak’s son, marries.

1944 Dec. – 1946 Feb.

Flies over Burma, China, and with the U.S.A.A.F. over Japan as an observer. Discharged in London.

1946 Mar. – April

Tarzan and Jane in Kenya.

1946 May – Aug.

He makes his final visit to Opar.