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In "Tarzan and the Lion Man," the story takes Tarzan away from his familiar African jungle setting and into the world of Hollywood. Tarzan is approached by a film crew who want to shoot a movie based on his life, with Tarzan himself as the star. Intrigued by the offer, Tarzan agrees to participate and travels with the crew to Hollywood.Once in Hollywood, Tarzan becomes involved in the behind-the-scenes drama of the movie industry. He encounters various characters, including actors, directors, and studio executives, each with their own agendas and motivations. Tarzan must navigate the complexities of the filmmaking process while also dealing with personal challenges and threats.As the story unfolds, Tarzan finds himself entangled in a larger conspiracy that goes beyond the movie production. He faces dangers both on and off the film set, using his physical prowess and survival skills to protect himself and others. Throughout the novel, Tarzan's strong connection with nature and his unique abilities are put to the test in this unfamiliar urban environment."Tarzan and the Lion Man" combines elements of adventure, mystery, and social commentary on the entertainment industry. It showcases Burroughs' ability to adapt his iconic character to different settings and explore the clash between the untamed jungle and modern civilization.