3 Review(s)

In "Tarzan and the Foreign Legion," the story takes Tarzan on an exciting adventure that combines the African jungle with the backdrop of World War II. The novel begins with Tarzan receiving a request for help from an old friend, Captain Paul D'Arnot, who is serving in the French Foreign Legion. D'Arnot informs Tarzan of a dangerous enemy spy network operating in North Africa and seeks his assistance in combating this threat.Tarzan, always willing to lend his skills and abilities, joins the French Foreign Legion to aid his friend. He embarks on a mission to disrupt the activities of the enemy spy network and protect vital military operations in the region. Along the way, Tarzan faces perilous situations, engages in battles, and encounters a diverse cast of characters, including soldiers, spies, and local tribes.As the story progresses, Tarzan's jungle instincts and physical prowess prove invaluable in outwitting the enemy and achieving the mission's objectives. Burroughs combines elements of war, espionage, and adventure, highlighting Tarzan's resourcefulness, courage, and loyalty in the face of danger."Tarzan and the Foreign Legion" offers a unique twist to the Tarzan series by incorporating the historical context of World War II into the jungle narrative. It showcases Burroughs' ability to adapt the character of Tarzan to different settings and situations, while still capturing the essence of his iconic status as the Lord of the Jungle.