Tarzan the Invincible

Tarzan the Invincible

People (in order of appearance)

Nkima very smart little Manu

Comrades — Zora Drinov Russian communist (apparently)

Peter L. Zevri Russian, hopes to be Peter I of Africa

Raghunath Jafar Asiatic Indian communist, fond of Zora

Miguel Romero Mexican communist

Antonio Mori (Tony) Filipino communist, with Colt

Wayne Colt American communist (apparently)

Others — Abu Batn Aarab Sheykh

Kitembo Chief of the Basembo bearer/warriors

To-yat, Ga-yat, Zu-tho Apes of Tarzan's old tribe

TARZAN of the Apes John Clayton, Lord Greystoke

Jad-bal-ja Tarzan's pet lion

Wamala Zora's servant

Kahiya Chief of expedition's askari

Oah New High Priestess of Opar

Dooth Priest of Opar

Michael Korsky, Paul Ivitch with Sveri at Opar

La Imprisoned High Priestess of Opar

Darus Priest of Opar, loyal to La

Ibn Dammuk Sheykh's son

Bukula Black serving Abu Batn

Nao Oparian priestess in love with Colt

Firg Oparian jailer

Hajellah, Fodil, Dareyem Aarabs

Muviro Warchief of Tarzan's Waziri

Summary — Book Blurb
New York: Ballantine Books
africa
La was in trouble. The high priestess of theFlaming God in the ancient city of Opar—forgotton outpost of Atlantis—had been betrayed by her people and locked in the eon-haunted dungeons until Tarzan came to rescue her. La still loved Tarzan but Tarzan had brought her to his people, and then left her. Now, together with a strange woman of Tarzan's kind, she lay bound in the tent of an Arab slave-trader, dreading her certain fate. Meanwhile, Tarzan was beset by a strange band of men who had invaded his land...led by a madman bent on evil subversion!

Chapters these are titles only (not online)

I Little Nkima

II The Hindu

III Out of the Grave

IV Into the Lion's Den

V Before the Walls of Opar

VI Betrayed

VII In Futile Search

VIII The Treachery of Abu Batn

IX In the Death Cell of Opar

X The Love of a Priestess

XI Lost in the Jungle

XII Down Trails of Terrors

XIII The Lion-Men

XIV Shot Down

XV "Kill, Tantor, Kill!"

XVI "Turn Back!"

XVII A Gulf That Was Bridged

People		(in order of appearance)
Nkima		very smart little Manu
Comrades — Zora Drinov		Russian communist (apparently)
Peter L. Zevri		Russian, hopes to be Peter I of Africa
Raghunath Jafar		Asiatic Indian communist, fond of Zora
Miguel Romero		Mexican communist
Antonio Mori (Tony)		Filipino communist, with Colt
Wayne Colt		American communist (apparently)
Others — Abu Batn		Aarab Sheykh
Kitembo		Chief of the Basembo bearer/warriors
To-yat, Ga-yat, Zu-tho		Apes of Tarzan's old tribe
TARZAN of the Apes		John Clayton, Lord Greystoke
Jad-bal-ja		Tarzan's pet lion
Wamala		Zora's servant
Kahiya		Chief of expedition's askari
Oah		New High Priestess of Opar
Dooth		Priest of Opar
Michael Korsky, Paul Ivitch		with Sveri at Opar
La		Imprisoned High Priestess of Opar
Darus		Priest of Opar, loyal to La
Ibn Dammuk		Sheykh's son
Bukula		Black serving Abu Batn
Nao		Oparian priestess in love with Colt
Firg		Oparian jailer
Hajellah, Fodil, Dareyem		Aarabs
Muviro		Warchief of Tarzan's Waziri

Summary — Book Blurb New York: Ballantine Books		La was in trouble. The high priestess of theFlaming God in the ancient city of Opar—forgotton outpost of Atlantis—had been betrayed by her people and locked in the eon-haunted dungeons until Tarzan came to rescue her. La still loved Tarzan but Tarzan had brought her to his people, and then left her. Now, together with a strange woman of Tarzan's kind, she lay bound in the tent of an Arab slave-trader, dreading her certain fate. Meanwhile, Tarzan was beset by a strange band of men who had invaded his land...led by a madman bent on evil subversion!

Chapters		these are titles only (not online)
I		Little Nkima
II		The Hindu
III		Out of the Grave
IV		Into the Lion's Den
V		Before the Walls of Opar
VI		Betrayed
VII		In Futile Search
VIII		The Treachery of Abu Batn
IX		In the Death Cell of Opar
X		The Love of a Priestess
XI		Lost in the Jungle
XII		Down Trails of Terrors
XIII		The Lion-Men
XIV		Shot Down
XV		"Kill, Tantor, Kill!"
XVI		"Turn Back!"
XVII		A Gulf That Was Bridged

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