When Hollywood decided to shoot a Tarzan-type movie on location in
deepest Africa, they picked a real movieland muscleman for the role
of "Lion Man." But all that celluloid hero knew was how to look like
Tarzan, not how to act like him.
So when the movie company was ripped apart by the spears of cannibals
and the deviltry of a band of marauding gorillas, there was nobody in
the world capable of aiding them but the real thing--Tarzan of the Apes
himself.
Tarzan's struggle to save the lives of stars and directors and outwit a
savage assortment of fearsome foes makes this one of the most exciting
jungle stories Edgar Rice Burroughs ever wrote.