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THE KING OF THE PREHISTORIC BEASTS ~ 1932.10.23

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As the wild hissing sound filled the swampy forest, Von Harben shrieked in terror, then he fled panic-stricken. Tarzan clinging to the neck of the Gigantosaurus, turned and saw a monster much smaller but more terrible of aspect. It was Tyrannosaurus Rex, most frightful of prehistoric beasts. For a moment, the two monsters confronted each other. Then, as the tyrant king of the world that was sprang to the attack. . .  Tarzan put his knife between his teeth, loosed his hold upon the neck of the Gigantosaurus. . . and dove into the shallow waters of the swamp. 

While the fighting monsters lashed  the slimy water into foaming sea, Tarzan looked about for Von Harben. Presently he saw him lying as if dead at the cavernous entrance to the swamp. The ape-man hastened to his friend and found him still alive, but in a faint. Tyrannosaurus Ex quickly disposed of the great Gigantosaurus. Now he plunges on toward Tarzan and Von Harben. They do not see him coming. . .  can they escape?

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