Saturday, January 16, 2010

Tarzan Daily Strips by Robert Lubbers & John Celardo (to be continued)

Hello Tarzan fans!

As promised,  posting not only better and extended version of the daily strips by Robert  Lubbers  (1950-1954), but many more by John Celardo (1953-1968).

Thanks to Emile who downloaded every strip manually, now we can read this version.

The information available at www.erbzine.com & other sources regarding number of the panels had confused me. Thanks to  Col. Worobu this problem was solved.


00 -  Tarzan King of Duru - 3462 to 3511 (Incomplete)


01 - The Swamp People - 3512 to 3573


02 - The Coffee Planter - 3574 to 3633


03 - The Cannibal Village - 3634 to 3689


04 - Gunnar Milo - 3690 to 3757


05 - The Hunter (8-27-51 to 10-15-51) - 3758 to 3800


06 - The Pirates 10-16-51 to 12-22-51 -3801 to 3858


07 - The Loggers 3-17-52 to 5-15-52 - 3931 to 3982


08 - Opar - File name: 3983 to 4056


09 - The Inheritance 8-11-52 to 10-13-52. - 3983 to 4111

10 - The Skull Clan 10-14-52 to 1-16-53 - 4112 to 4174


11 - The Rogue Elephant 1-17-53 to 3-23-53

12 - The Foreign Legion 3-25-53 to 5-21-53

13 - The Foaming Death 5-22-53 to 8-11-53


14 - The Terror of Kraka 8-12-53 to 10-22-53


15 - The Insect Men 10-23-53 to 12-22-53


16 - The Ghost Tribe


17 - The Blood Ruby


18 - Temple of Golconda


19 - The Zomangani


20 - The Austin Twins


21 - The Laver Affair 


22 - The Beasts of Tarzan


23 - The Sleeping Sickness


24 - The Elixir


25 - The Forbidden Mountains


26 - The Native Revolt


27 - Tarzan and the Jungle Boy


28 - Cyclops


29- The Katanga Mine


30 - The strong one 
 

P.S.: Years 200'x are reprints of the strips released in the 1949/50 and later. These are years 2000 to 2006 (incomplete). Emile is collecting Rest available with this resolution,  he'll share with us in near future.

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Earlier version:

Today I had some free time and was able to look at my Tarzan's e-collection. Sharing some old gems.  Think, many friends had missed these. Enjoy! 
01 Worshipers of the Shark God (11-13-50 to 01-23-51)
02 Luanda City of Intrigue (01-24-51 to 04-04-51)
03 The Cannibals (04-05-51 to 06-08-51)

04 The Copper Mine (06-09-51 to 08-25-51)


05 The Hunter (08-27-51 to 10-15-51)


06 The Pirates (10-16-51 to 012-22-51)
07 The Loggers (03-17-52 to 005-15-52)
08 The City of Zimba (05-16-52 to 008-09-52)


09 The Inheritance (08-11-52 to 10-13-52)


10 The Skull Clan (10-14-52 to 01-16-53)

11 The Rogue Elephant (01-17-53 to 03-23-53)

12 The Foreign Legion (03-25-53 to 05-21-53)
13 The Foaming Death (05-22-53 to 08-11-53)


14 The Terror of Kraka (08-12-53 to 10-22-53)
15 The Insect Men (10-23-53 to xx-xx-54)
or
Download all 15 Strips
All credits to unknown fan(s) for scanning.
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33 comments:

  1. HojO26 November 2009 at 09:37

    Prabhat,
    One thing I should say,when u post some new,unseen strips,u do in a special style...hats off for that!! :-)

    Now,for Tarzan,I WILL OF COURSE D/L "all 15" only because these are b/w original strip AS in my childhood,it wasn't Phantom/Mandrake but Trazan who was my first Wesrern hero,whose strips i used to read,quite religiously,from some local newspaper.....Later I became hooked in IJC-Universe and all ,but First love always remains special for all and so for me!! :F

    Another thing,while I'm so fond of b/w strips,I am not much in Tarzan's book-format,allthough have some in collection!!

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  2. Krishna26 November 2009 at 12:18

    Me the second to post- waiting for all tarzans!

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  3. Rafiq Raja26 November 2009 at 15:58

    Thanks for sharing this gem, Prabhat Bhai. I love those old style comic strips, especially the ones which featured these classical characters, which weren't given their due credit in the comics form. I guess Tarzan was more suited for the daily strip than the later.

    By the way, the creator of this series which you have uploaded was Bob Lubbers, who worked on Tarzan strips for a brief time in 1950's, based on Edgar Rice Burrough's character and storyline.

    Here is some more information about Bob Lubbers and a complete list of all artists and creators for Tarzan Strips.

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  4. Anonymous28 November 2009 at 16:28

    Hi,

    thank you for your sharing as usual.

    I have to add that these (the first link, do not know for the others) strips are 600 pixels wide…

    They exists as 1,000 pixels wide, free, online there:

    http://comics.com/tarzan_classics/

    All strips available since 2000-01-01… [sundays included…]

    At last, one story is missing (from UFS web site too); its French name is La déesse blonde (Blond Goddess ?).

    Cheers,

    Emile

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  5. Anonymous28 November 2009 at 16:32

    Hi all,

    for Tarzan fans, go there:

    http://comicsworld.wordpress.com/category/tarzan/

    and you will get much, much more (DC, Marvel, Dell, complete Russ Manning Dailies, etc.)

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  6. PBC28 November 2009 at 17:35

    @MaNdrAke dudE: Bala ji, I read first Tarzan comics very late, only after all favorite comics. However In childhood I didn’t like strips because of stretched printing. Only in 2007, I understood importance of these when find a lot of phantom stories printed as Indrajal Comics were heavily edited. Now love B/W more than colour and strips more than comics.

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  7. PBC28 November 2009 at 17:39

    @Krishna ji: Lot of Tarzan comics are posted at http://comicsworld.wordpress.com/category/tarzan/ with Rapidshare links. These links contains many comics so size are big. However many are missing their. Soon I'll post with mediafire links (single - not multiple) and many missing too.

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  8. PBC28 November 2009 at 17:41

    @Rafiq Raja: Thanks for information. I've Trazan Sunday Strips by 4 authors. Uploaded already, soon post those too.

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  9. PBC28 November 2009 at 17:44

    @Emile: Thanks for information. I registered at that site, but unable to find download links in better resolution. Can you guide.

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  10. PBC28 November 2009 at 17:52

    @ Anonymous: I know about this AMAZING site, however many Tarzan comics are missing. Keep visiting soon you’ll get more which are not available their. :)

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  11. Krishna29 November 2009 at 07:10

    Prabhat
    Tks for the Tarzan links. Its amazing! I have never seen to many though I have many with me thanks to Ajanabbi. I have not seen so many Dell Tarzan comics!

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  12. Anonymous29 November 2009 at 13:59

    Hi Prabhat, all,

    here (below) are informations about Bob Lubbers’ Tarzan daily strips:

    Bob Lubbers
    24 juillet 1950 (3415) - 29 décembre 1953 (4490)

    bl01 Black Gold Greed 24-07-1950 13-09-1950 3415-3459 45 strips
    bl02 Arab Raiders and the Duru 14-09-1950 11-11-1950 3460-3510 51 strips
    bl03 Shark-God of the Swamp Men 13-11-1950 20-01-1951 3511-3570 60 strips
    bl04 Luanda, City of Intrigue 22-01-1951 04-04-1951 3571-3633 63 strips
    bl05 The Cannibals 05-04-1951 07-06-1951 3634-3688 55 strips
    bl06 The Copper Mine 08-06-1951 11-08-1951 3689-3740 68 strips
    bl07 The Hunter 13-08-1951 13-10-1951 3757-3798 42 strips
    bl08 The Pirates 15-10-1951 22-12-1951 3799-3860 62 strips
    bl09 La déesse blonde (*) 24-12-1951 15-03-1952 3861-3924 64 strips
    bl10 The Loggers 17-03-1952 16-05-1952 3925-3982 63 strips
    bl11 The City of Zimba 17-05-1952 09-08-1952 3983-4056 60 strips
    bl12 The Inheritance 11-08-1952 13-10-1952 4057-4111 73 strips
    bl13 The Skull Clan 14-10-1952 24-12-1952 4112-4173 62 strips
    bl14 The Rogue Elephant 25-12-1952 04-04-1953 4174-4260 87 strips
    bl15 The Foreign Legion 06-04-1953 30-05-1953 4261-4308 48 strips
    bl16 The Foaming Death 01-06-1953 11-08-1953 4309-4370 62 strips
    bl17 Kraka, the Octopus 12-08-1953 22-10-1953 4371-4432 62 strips
    bl18 The Insect Men 23-10-1953 29-12-1953 4433-4490 51 strips


    [*] Not available on the UFS web site. Title translated from the French name: La déesse blonde. Published by Sageditions in Tarzan 12 (nouvelle série), 2 Francs.

    I miss the strips of the first story is missing.

    About comics.com:

    move the mouse to the top/right part of the strip and you will see a magnifying glass: click and you get the hires strips.

    As an example, here's the URL for today (Sunday) strip (colours):

    http://comics.com/zoom/303042/

    as it appears from comics.com/tarzan_classics

    and the one you get when you ask for the image link:

    http://c0389161.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/dyn/str_strip/303042.zoom.gif

    Emile

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  13. Old Man Mozz16 January 2010 at 14:30

    Another fantastic post Prabhat - Thanks to Emily too....

    Tarzan was an acquired taste but now I really like it....

    I do not of you guys - I was unable to download 16, 18 & 24

    But my hands are full of comics to last me easily over the weekend. Thanks again.

    By the way, Rafiq sorry to hear about the Hard disk crash...hope you are able to recover all your important files. I had once such incident and I was able to extract most but many had some errors and it was a pain to rebuild it back.

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  14. PBC16 January 2010 at 18:24

    @Old Man Mozz: Replaced the required links. Same about feeling about Tarzan.

    I was lucky in both times hard disk crash , was able to get back almost all files.

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  15. Colonel Worobu16 January 2010 at 18:46

    Some of the Bob Lubbers strips were published in high quality comic book form in full color by the same European comic publisher who published this Russ Manning Strip (Deadly Ambush) posted by CW a few months ago:
    http://comic-guy.blogspot.com/2009/10/tarzan-with-heere-ka-chirag.html

    I actually owned "Insect Men", "Skull Clan" & "Terror of Kraka" released as comic book by this publisher in the 70's, along with some Manning stories as well, all in full color. I believe CW has acquired a good collection of these issues. I hope to see these scanned by him some day.

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  16. Colonel Worobu16 January 2010 at 18:50

    OM Mozz, Emily is a girl's name whereas Emile is male :o)

    Thanks to Emile who painstakingly downloaded these strips panel by panel from the comic.com site! I was doing the same thing when Prabhat told me that I need not do this as Emile has already taken the pain of downloading all the strips.

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  17. Colonel Worobu16 January 2010 at 18:54

    Tarzan Sundays by Russ Manning can be downloaded here:
    http://www.erbzine.com/mag26/2600.html

    Dailies are there too, but they are smaller in size compared to those scanned and posted online by Marsupilami a few years ago.

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  18. PBC16 January 2010 at 20:06

    @MaNdrAke dudE: Sorry Sagnik, I said you Bala. :)

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  19. PBC16 January 2010 at 20:26

    @Colonel Worobu: Words are not enough to thank Emile, it's sure.

    By the way, I've some Sunday strips by

    1. Russ Manning
    2. Gil Kane
    3. Gray Morrow
    4. Eric Battle

    Will you wait or download. :))

    Earlier planned to post before New Year, but....

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  20. Colonel Worobu16 January 2010 at 20:51

    I already have the following:

    1. Russ Manning
    [1 - Korak and the Tyrant xx-xx-73 to 3-3-74 (Incomplete]
    [2 - The Romans 3-10-74 to 11-3-74 (Incomplete)]
    [3 - The Glowing Mists 11-10-74 to xx-xx-75 (Incomplete)]
    [5 - The Jewel of Pellucidar - xx-xx-78 to 1-21-79 (Incomplete)]
    [6 - The International Athletic Competition - 1-28-79 to 6-24-79]

    2 Gil Kane

    03-09-1980 to 07-13-1980 Tarzan-The Sankura Princess Survivors (Gil Kane).cbr
    07-01-1979 to 09-09-1979 Tarzan-The Runaway (Gil Kane).cbr
    07-20-1980 to 11-02-1980 Tarzan-Zugor the Ape (Gil Kane).cbr
    09-16-1979 to 12-02-1979 Tarzan-The Man Eater (Gil Kane).cbr
    11-09-1980 to 02-01-1981 Tarzan-The Super Race (Gil Kane).cbr
    12-09-1979 to 03-02-1980 Tarzan-Refuge From the Rich and Famous (Gil Kane) (alternate scans).cbr
    12-09-1979 to 03-02-1980 Tarzan-Refuge From the Rich and Famous (Gil Kane).cbr


    3. Gray Morrow

    59 Tarzan's Trip to New York 11-23-1997 to 03-08-1998(i).cbz
    60 D'arnot's Fiance 03-15-1998 to 07-05-1998.cbz
    61 Movie Brats 07-12-1998 to 10-11-1998(i).cbz
    62 The Night People 10-18-1998 to 01-31-1999.cbz
    63 Jane's Quest 02-07-1999 to 05-23-1999.cbz
    64 Tarzan and the New Atlantis 05-30-1999 to 09-12-1999.cbz
    65 The Face in the Sun 09-19-1999 to 01-02-2000.cbz
    66 The Roof of the World 01-09-2000 to 04-23-2000.cbz
    67 Flight From Pellucidar 04-30-2000 to 08-13-2000.cbz
    68 Two Tribes Race 08-20-2000 to 11-26-2000.cbz
    69 The Tree of Life 12-03-2000 to 03-18-2001.cbz
    70 The Face of Death 03-25-2001 to 07-08-2001.cbz
    71 To Capture A King 07-15-2001 to 08-19-2001.cbz

    4. Eric Battle

    01 Last Man Standing 8-26-01 to 12-30-01.cbz
    02 Day of the Hunter 01-6-2002 to 05-19-2002.cbz

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  21. Colonel Worobu16 January 2010 at 20:52

    The Erbzine site has more than just these and have complete version of "The Romans".

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  22. PBC16 January 2010 at 21:07

    @Colonel Worobu: OK.

    Check these 2 also:
    Single Series 020-Tarzan
    Young Tarzan

    I've all these.

    May be Emile has some more. He offered, but I requested to send the list later as I was busy.

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  23. Colonel Worobu16 January 2010 at 21:11

    Yep, I have "Young Tarzan", but not sure of "Single Series 020".

    I also have the dark horse Russ Manning story "Tarzan the untamed". Dark Horse is reprinting old classic Gold Key comics and DC comics as TPBs and graphic novels.

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  24. IUnknown17 January 2010 at 12:53

    Many thanks Prabhat and all others who have shared these wonderful links,
    It was like finding a treasure. I had scanned a partial Tarzan Comics(Kiran I Think) ages ago, I am uploading it. Even though it is partial story is complete. Enjoy.
    http://www.mediafire.com/?ykmxzw45hdz
    I had scanned another one at that time. If I find it in my discs I'll upload it too.

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  25. Colonel Worobu17 January 2010 at 18:26

    IUnknown:

    Thank you for the scan. Even though it is partial, it is a complete story.

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  26. Old Man Mozz17 January 2010 at 19:20

    Hi guys,

    Thanks Col. Worobu for pointing out my mistake. Sorry Emile ....

    Thanks for the amazing links and information on Tarzan.

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  27. Old Man Mozz17 January 2010 at 19:29

    Hi Prabhat,

    Sorry to be a whiner but I still am unable to download #16, #18 & #24

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  28. PBC18 January 2010 at 13:52

    @IUnknown: Thanks! It's a Kiran's Tarzan & complete story.

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  29. PBC18 January 2010 at 13:55

    @Old Man Mozz: It's strange, but don't worry again fixed with new links. Just extract CBZ file from RAR. In case of trouble, I use this trick- until today always worked. :))
    Next post is on your demand - Garth.

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  30. Rafiq Raja18 January 2010 at 17:10

    Thanks to Emile, for these 30 wonderful collections. Looking forward for more Tarzan goodies....

    Thanks to Prabhat for organising the post so well.

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  31. PBC18 January 2010 at 17:27

    @Rafiq Raja: Pls Note, last story was complete by Col. Worobu by downloading some more panels.

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  32. Anonymous21 November 2011 at 06:21

    Links lost:

    03 - The Cannibal Village - 3634 to 3689
    22 - The Beasts of Tarzan

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  33. Anonymous12 December 2012 at 21:09

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