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 
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]