Complete and unabridged, with 55 full-page plates by William Henry Davis, Thomas Weaver and Daniel Clowes. A lion cub raised by Tarzan grows into an ally he needs when a lost city of gold-mad priests takes him prisoner. Burroughs wrote it in 1922, and the story runs on the two things he did best: an animal that keeps faith and a city nobody has mapped. La of Opar is back and has not forgiven anyone. This edition adds a 48-plate gallery of paintings bound with the text, among them works by William Henry Davis, Franciszek Kostrzewski and Jaroslav Věšín.