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KABANGO ~ 1933.12.24

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Kamur fled with Nikotris helpless in the grip of his giant strength. The boy Hotep followed, screaming his protest. But suddenly Kamur halted in his tracks. A giant bull-ape and his she stood in the path. The bull advanced menacingly.

"I am Kabango! I kill! he roared.

The giant Kamur fearlessly met the challenge and advanced to battle. The strength of Kamur was the strength of many men but the fangs and hands of the great ape, tearing, striking, rending, eventually turned the tide of battle. A cry of victory was welling in the ape's throat. When she saw the prince being overcome Nikotris made a frenzied effort to save him. Kabango turned in rage upon Nikotris. As he seized her, she uttered the wild shriek that Tarzan heard at his jungle hut. Whirling through the trees the ape-man came. From above he hurled himself down on the ape's back and locked him in a death grip. But as Tarzan struggled with the bull, the she-ape made off in the trees with Hotep. The boy was too paralyzed with fear to call for help. 

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