Complete and unabridged, with 56 full-page plates by Thomas Baines, William Henry Davis and John Martin. An earthquake buries Tarzan under the treasure vaults of Opar, and he comes out of it with no memory of who he is, while a Belgian officer walks off with the jewels and a raiding party takes his wife. Burroughs wrote amnesia into the middle of his most famous character and let two hundred pages run on what is left of a man when the name is gone. La of Opar returns, still holding the sacrificial knife. Fifty-six plates of painting from 1810 to 1921, among them Homer and Martin, carry the lost-world landscape of desert plants, buried cities and far harbours that Tarzan stumbles through.