| Issue | #2 |
| Published | [November] 1978 |
| Frequency | annually |
| Cover Price | 0.60 USD |
| Pages | 52 |
| Editing | Bob Hall; Jim Shooter (editor-in-chief) |
| Notes | Sale date: November 1978. |
| Characters | Jad-Bal-Ja (the golden lion); Tarzan |
| Genre | jungle |
| Pencils | John Buscema (signed) |
| Inks | Bob Hall (signed) |
| Characters | Jad-Bal-Ja (the golden lion); Jane (Tarzan’s wife); the King and Queen of the Kingdom of the Cliffs, their daughter Princess Rashida and advisor; Korak (Tarzan’s son); Sabor (Jad-Bal-Ja’s mother); Tarzan; Urzula (the usurper King, brother to the real King) |
| Synopsis | Tarzan helps a princess whose parents, the King and Queen of the Kingdom of the Cliffs, were slain by her traitorous uncle Urzula. |
| Genre | jungle |
| Script | Bill Mantlo |
| Pencils | Sal Buscema |
| Inks | Fran Matera |
| Colors | George Roussos |
| Letters | Gaspar Saladino (pg 1, uncredited); Jean Simek (pg 2-7) |
| Notes | Part 1 of 4. The story is long, in all, 33 pages. |
| Characters | Captain Marvel |
| Synopsis | Captain Marvel saves a supply ship carrying Hostess Fruit Pies from a dreadnought raider ship. |
| Genre | superhero |
| Pencils | Sal Buscema |
| Notes | Hostess Fruit Pies ad. No credits. |
| Characters | Jad-Bal-Ja; Princess Rashida; the Serpent-Priest; Tarzan; Urzula |
| Synopsis | Tarzan and his allies face the usurper king who captures them and plans to eliminate them. |
| Genre | jungle |
| Script | Bill Mantlo |
| Pencils | Sal Buscema |
| Inks | Fran Matera |
| Colors | George Roussos |
| Letters | Jean Simek |
| Notes | Part 2 of 4. |
| Characters | Jad-Bal-Ja; Princess Rashida; the Serpent-Priest; Tarzan; Urzula |
| Synopsis | A captured Tarzan, about to be sacrificed to a serpent god, frees himself but unwittingly sets free the selfsame serpent god. |
| Genre | jungle |
| Script | Bill Mantlo |
| Pencils | Sal Buscema |
| Inks | Fran Matera |
| Colors | George Roussos |
| Letters | Jean Simek |
| Notes | Part 3 of 4. |
| Characters | Jad-Bal-Ja; Princess Rashida (becomes Queen Rashida at the end of the story); the Serpent-God; the Serpent-Priest; Tarzan; Urzula |
| Synopsis | The giant serpent is mortally wounded by Tarzan and after having regained her kingdom Princess Rashida is immensely grateful to Tarzan. |
| Genre | jungle |
| Script | Bill Mantlo |
| Pencils | Sal Buscema |
| Inks | Fran Matera |
| Colors | George Roussos |
| Letters | Jean Simek |
| Notes | Part 4 of 4. |