Duare, run! Don't waste your life... Run! She didn't run... breathing my name with each thrust, she repeatedly stabbed into the reptile's mouth! 
Tarzan #230 is an issue of the series Tarzan (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1974.
Synopsis for "The Rescue of the Fawn"
Tarzan rescues a fawn and then muses over the prospect of having a son.
Appearing in "The Rescue of the Fawn"
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Synopsis for Korak: "Leap into Death"
Korak continues his search for Meriem, and finds her in a city of bird-people, but once again she is taken away to an unknown land.
Appearing in Korak: "Leap into Death"
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- Meriem
Antagonists:
- Iagho (Dies)
- Bird-People
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- Temple Eyries
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Synopsis for "The Slave Traders"
(newspaper strip reprints)
Appearing in "The Slave Traders"
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- Captain Paul D'Arnot
- League of the Lost
- Ben Eben
- Claude
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- Slave Runners
Other Characters:
- Uru
- Costa Family
- Papa Costa (Dies)
- Clarita Costa
- Jane Porter (Cameo)
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Synopsis for Simba the Jungle Boy: "The Deadly Sting of Ana Conda"
This story is reprinted from Bomba the Jungle Boy #4.
Ana Conda (a snakeskin warrior) destroys Tina's village. When Bomba arrives, he realizes that she is the sole survivor, and something strange has taken over her mind. She has no sense of who he is or why he came to rescue her. Meanwhile, Ana Conda sends out his snakeskin warriors to finish the job of killing her.
Appearing in Simba the Jungle Boy: "The Deadly Sting of Ana Conda"
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- Tina
- Doto the monkey
- Tiki the parrot (Cameo)
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- Ana Conda
Other Characters:
- Chief Atachi
Locations:
- South America
- Village of Panqui
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Synopsis for Congo Bill: "Mystery of the Stolen Bell"
This story is reprinted from Action Comics #145.
In a small town in New Guinea, someone has stolen the village's historically-significant bell, and murdered the bell-ringer. The murderer is after a map to a gold mine, which is carved onto a metal sheet and riveted inside the bell. The local townspeople believe it's the act of a nearby tribe of headhunters. Congo Bill is sent by World Wide Insurance Company to investigate. The headhunters protest their innocence, and are able to prove it to Bill's satisfaction. The murderer is able to steal the map and flee the area, but he miscalculates the amount of gasoline he would need to drive his stolen jeep to the coast. Congo Bill, with one colonial constable along, tracks and ambushes the killer, who is arrested.
Appearing in Congo Bill: "Mystery of the Stolen Bell"
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- World Wide Insurance Company
Antagonists:
- Burt Trent, Secretary to the Governor
Other Characters:
- British New Guinea Governor
- one constable
- Headhunter Chief
- his spearmen
- jungle gas station manager
Locations:
- British New Guinea
- Inlet, small colonial town
- Papuan Headhunter village
Synopsis for Detective Chimp: "Meet Detective Chimp"
This story is reprinted from Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog #4.
In fear that his past crimes might be revealed, a corrupt small town deputy kills the owner of Thorpe Animal Farm to shut him up. Now he's after the chimp who witnessed the brutal murder.
Appearing in Detective Chimp: "Meet Detective Chimp"
Featured Characters:
- Detective Chimp (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Fred Thorpe (Bobo's owner) (Single appearance; dies)
Antagonists:
- Pete Drummond
Other Characters:
- Sheriff Chase
- Alice
- Tombo the gorilla
Locations:
- Oscaloosa County, Florida
- Thorpe Animal Farm
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- 1949 Ford
Synopsis for Carson of Venus: "Into the Noobolian Valley"
Carson and the princess continue their savage journey through the Venusian forest. While descending down a cliff, they're attacked by a giant predatory lizard and the Princess slaughters it. Once they reach level ground, they follow a river in hopes it will lead them to the sea. Suddenly, a dozen hideous creatures, named Kazars, appear and the two combat them with their arrows. A mysterious shout is heard, and a strange rider approaches them as they wonder if their visitor is friend of foe?
Appearing in Carson of Venus: "Into the Noobolian Valley"
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Supporting Characters:
- Princess Duare (Princess of Vepaja)
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- Kazars (predatory animals)
Other Characters:
- Skor, the jong of Morov
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- Venus
- Noobol
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Notes
- Though Carson of Venus closes with a blurb that it is "to be continued," in an episode titled The Black Castle, this is the last appearance of the series. The storyline is left unresolved.
- Congo Bill: "Mystery of the Stolen Bell" is reprinted from Action Comics #145.
- "Meet Detective Chimp" is reprinted from Adventures of Rex the Wonder Dog #4.
- Bomba the Jungle Boy is renamed "Simba" in this and the following issues, probably due to copyright issues (DC had only licensed the character during the Silver Age but owned the new stories they had published about him). This story is reprinted from Bomba the Jungle Boy #4.
- Tarzan:
- "Rescue of the Fawn" is set in a time before Tarzan and Jane became parents.
- "The Slave Traders" is reprinted from United Features Tarzan comic strip, July 6, 1970 - August 11, 1970.
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