Tarzan and the Leopard Men

The dense forests and forbidding jungles of Africa harbor innumerable weird and uncanny mysteries, dangers, and horrors. Among these, often reported though little known, is a secret society of Leopard Men. By day and by night they are the terror of the vast domain they frequent. Their bestial orgies, their bloody rites, their ruthless power form the basis of this new series of adventures, of which Tarzan of the Apes is the central figure. Adding to the suspense, an absorbing detail of interest is the mysterious quest of a beautiful American girl braving the dangers of the Dark Continent alone; while nonetheless interesting are two luckless and poverty-stricken white ivory poachers, whose trails cross those of both the Lord of the Jungle and the lone girl--trails that lead three of them to the forbidden precincts of the Holy of Holies of the Leopard Men, where no white man has ever been and returned alive. Once again, in this story, we find little Nkima trembling in terror of his ancient Nemesis, Sheeta the Leopard, which, together with witch doctors, cannibals, and the priests of a barbaric religious cult, insures the reader another rattling good Tarzan yarn.