This character kills Major von Schneider in a novel so rabidly anti-German that the author promised to write his next book with a German pen-name.
The mad scientist Zoanthrohago reduces this fictional character to one-fourth his original size. This character kills Major von Schneider in a novel so rabidly anti-German that the author promised to write his next book with a German pen-name. The criminally few authorized novels about him other than the original twenty-four include Philip Jose Farmer's The Dark Heart of Time. In a crossover with his creator's Pellucidar series, this character joins Jason Gridley's expedition to the Earth's inner core. Olympic (*) swimmer Johnny Weissmuller came up with this character's signature sound effect. He goes to Wisconsin and finds that his love interest is engaged to his cousin William Clayton, in a novel that begins with his birth in a log cabin following his parents' escape from a mutiny. This character matures in a montage set to Phil Collins's "Son of Man," succeeds the dying Kerchak, and falls in love with professor Archimedes Q. Porter's daughter Jane in a 1999 Disney film. For 10 points, name this protagonist of a progressively-unhinged novel series by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
The mad scientist Zoanthrohago reduces this fictional character to one-fourth his original size.
Tarzan [accept John Clayton before mention; accept Viscount Greystoke; accept Earl Greystoke; accept Duke Greystoke]