‘Tarzan of the Apes’ celebrates 100 years

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Throughout the century, graphic novels, books, films and animated novels have all taken turns telling the story of Tarzan and Jane.

Edgar Rice Burroughs in Chicago in 1916. "Tarzan of the Apes," an 80,000-word adventure by Burroughs about an orphaned boy in the jungle, was a sensation when it debuted in the October 1912 edition of the All-Story Magazine © 2012 ERB, Inc../TITAN BOOKS

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