Tarzan Books in Order

This late Tarzan collection sends him into remote coasts and sudden rescues, where castaways and criminals collide. The stories lean into short, fast plots, with Tarzan solving problems quickly and leaving before trouble can settle.

Tarzan encounters a man who looks like him, and the double becomes the center of a dangerous scheme. Confusion, captivity, and a fight for identity push Tarzan into a mystery where brute force is not enough.

During World War II, Tarzan becomes involved in a rescue and sabotage mission alongside a foreign legion. Jungle skills meet modern warfare as he fights to save captives and outmaneuver enemies in a conflict larger than any one man.

Tarzan escorts a dangerous prisoner through hostile territory and discovers that justice is rarely simple in the jungle. Betrayal, pursuit, and unexpected alliances turn a straightforward mission into a test of Tarzan’s judgment and restraint.

Tarzan enters a forbidden city where outsiders are not meant to return and finds a web of politics and danger inside its walls. Rescue becomes harder than the journey in, and Tarzan must fight smart as well as hard to get out.

Jane is kidnapped, and Tarzan follows her trail into remote country where legends of a life-extending secret draw ruthless men. The quest becomes a race through hidden valleys and brutal fights, with Tarzan unwilling to lose his family again.

A secretive leopard-men cult spreads fear through the jungle, and Tarzan must track the killers without knowing who wears the mask. The hunt becomes a tense mix of mystery and action as Tarzan closes in on enemies hiding in plain sight.

Tarzan crosses paths with a Hollywood expedition and a mysterious “lion man,” and what starts as a stunt turns into real danger. He must untangle deception, rescue the vulnerable, and restore order in a jungle that does not forgive mistakes.

Tarzan returns to a hidden land of strange tribes and lost riches when danger threatens friends and allies. The journey forces him into brutal contests, uneasy alliances, and a fight to keep power from falling into the wrong hands.

Tarzan becomes entangled in a struggle over power in a remote African region, where slavers and warlords exploit fear. A rescue turns into a larger campaign, and Tarzan must outthink enemies who count on intimidation to win.

Tarzan uncovers a dangerous plot involving foreign agents, hidden strongholds, and people willing to sell out entire communities. To stop the scheme, he must fight through traps that are more political than animal, and just as lethal.

Tarzan’s search for missing friends leads him to a hidden realm in Africa that feels like a surviving fragment of an ancient empire. To escape its politics and dangers, he must outfight enemies who have ruled in secret for generations.

Two adventurous youngsters, known as the Tarzan Twins, get separated from safety and must survive deep in the African jungle. Cannibals, wild animals, and hidden dangers test their courage until Tarzan tracks their trail.

This volume pairs two late Tarzan adventures, one involving a film crew and a “lion man,” and another featuring a deadly leopard-men cult. Together they show Tarzan dealing with human deception as much as jungle danger.

Tarzan is drawn into a bizarre miniature civilization, where size and strength mean something new. Cut off from his usual advantages, he must survive captivity and political intrigue while trying to return to the wider world.

Tarzan befriends a rare golden lion and is pulled into a conflict that mixes jungle danger with human treachery. Protecting the animal and the people around him means facing hunters and enemies who want power at any cost.

Tarzan ventures into a hidden land beyond the known jungle, where strange tribes and ancient rivalries shape daily life. To survive and escape, he must learn new rules fast and outthink enemies who know the terrain.

During wartime, Tarzan is driven into a relentless hunt that takes him across dangerous territory and into human conflicts he never wanted. Revenge, rescue, and survival collide as he fights enemies who do not play by jungle rules.

A collection of short adventures from Tarzan’s early years, showing how he learned jungle skills, made enemies, and built his own code. Each story adds texture to his legend without slowing the pace.

Tarzan’s son is kidnapped and grows up in the jungle under a new name, learning hard lessons about trust and violence. His path crosses that of Meriem, another lost child, as both fight to survive and find home.

Tarzan becomes entangled with the lost city of Opar, its treasure, and the dangerous priestess who rules its rituals. With lives at stake, he must balance duty, temptation, and a brutal struggle for control in the jungle.

Jane and Tarzan’s young son are taken, and Tarzan gathers an unlikely band of animal allies to track them down. The chase moves from jungle paths to criminal plots, testing Tarzan’s family, and his ruthless determination.

Tarzan follows a trail that leads from Africa to Europe and back again, discovering hidden identities and new enemies. The adventure expands his world, adds allies, and sets up recurring threats that will follow him for years.

An orphaned child is raised by apes in Africa and grows into Tarzan, a fearless hunter who learns to navigate both jungle law and human society. When Jane Porter arrives, Tarzan must choose between two worlds.