Passage to Pellucidar!
TARZAN, LORD OF THE JUNGLE — Issue no. 17, July 1978 / Complaints about movie and TV sequels and spin-offs are common these days. But both have been around for more than a century at this point. The first Tarzan novel, published in 1912, had many sequels. And Tarzan eventually visited Pellucidar, the lost world at the center of the earth that was the invention of Tarzan creator Edgar Rice Burroughs. Pellucidar was the setting for three Burroughs books before Tarzan visited, so Burroughs TARZAN AT THE EARTH’S CORE was a crossover inside what you might call the Burroughs literary universe. (Burroughs actually had two lost worlds — Pellucidar at the center of the earth, and Caspak near Antarctica. But as far as I know, Tarzan never visited Caspak in any Burroughs books.) Book: Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle Issue No.: 17 Published: July 25, 1978 Title: “Passage to Pellucidar!” Cover Price: 35¢ Format: Original paper copy Complaints about movie and TV sequels an...