Date 28/06/2016 - News People
Courtesy of Tarzan Comic Cover, image credit Joe Kubert/DC Entertainment Tarzan might not be a character many associate with comics, but he's been a constant presence in the medium since 1929. With series published by Marvel, DC and many other publishers and a long-running newspaper strip that featured work from some of the medium's greatest artists, the question might be asked: Why don't more people know about the Lord of the Jungle's comic career? The character got his start in the medium with a newspaper strip created for the United Features Syndicate in 1929 that originally adapted Edgar Rice Burroughs' 1912 Tarzan of the Apes novel with art by Hal Foster, who would later go on to create Prince Valiant.
