In addition to the title feature, collected from a four-issue comics series, this volume contains the single-issue Tarzan: A Tale of Mugambi. I picked it up it more from curiosity about the Carson of Venus aspect than out of affection for Tarzan, although it's clear that writer Macan and artist Kordey have Tarzan as the star of their tales. The adventure on Amtor (Venus) is original, but very Burroughsian in its plot and pacing. If the character Carson is representative, though, he's a little more self-castigating than the typical ERB protagonist.

Igor Kordey's art seems to have been taken directly from pencils to digital processing, a technique that has become identified in my mind with this sort of pulp fantasy adventure. (I think I first encountered it in some of the early Dark Horse Conan books.) It works very well here, and on the whole I found the illustration appetizing and effective. There were some lapses, where things looked rushed and unformed, and unfortunately these tended to fall in what was originally the fourth and final issue of the series.