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The Beat Digest 03/24/26: WONDER MAN will return in season 2
Also on today's Digest, Dynamite reveals Altered States: Warlords, The Phantom gets another one-shot from Mad Cave, and more.
The Beat Digest 02/24/26: Post-ComicsPRO ’26 round-up
Today's Digest features details on new ATLA, BRZRKR, and Blade Runner books, as well as casting for Wednesday and The Mandalorian and Grogu.
The Beat Digest 01/06/26: Behold THE BEAUTY’s second trailer
Today's Digest also features news on Avatar: The Last Airbender, Star Trek, Tarzan, Groo, Godfather of Hell, and the Annie Awards.
INTERVIEW: DAN JURGENS brings back Tarzan in LORD OF THE JUNGLE
The release of the Dynamite book coincides with another big moment for the writer
Dark Horse announces new TARZAN OF THE APES collections
The series has previously only been available to subscribers of the Edgar Rice Burroughs newsletter.
GROO MEETS TARZAN teams Aragonés’s Wanderer with Burroughs’s Lord of the Jungle
The four-issue miniseries looks to be the team-up you never knew you needed.
Exclusive First Look: Gail Simone and Walter Geovani Reunite for Red Sonja/Tarzan #1
A popular creative team returns for the crossover.
Will Eisner’s Jungle Queen Sheena Teams up with Tarzan for the First Time, Fulfilling...
Today, Dynamite announced that they've acquired the rights to Will Eisner's Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and plan to team her up with her historical inspiration...
Dynamite and Edgar Rice Burroughs fight, stop, then team up to fight crime make...
While the best known of Edgar Rice Burroughs' creations are now in the public domain—Tarzan and John Carter among them—not all the books in...
WonderCon 2013: Tarzan tells a tale of Tiger at Warner Bros. Pulp TV Panel
A powerful looking Ron Ely, star of the TV's "Tarzan"(1966-1968) and "Doc Savage: Man of Bronze" (1975) spell bound his audience at WonderCon Friday,...
WonderCon 2013: Tarzan tells a tale of Tiger at Warner Bros. Pulp TV Panel
A powerful looking Ron Ely, star of the TV's "Tarzan"(1966-1968) and "Doc Savage: Man of Bronze" (1975) spellbound his audience at WonderCon Friday, relating...
Dynamite responds to ERB in Tarzan/John Carter lawsuit
You'll recall that a few weeks ago, the estate of Edgar Rice Burroughs sued Dynamite over their ongoing lines of Tarzan and John Carter comics. Although the earliest works in each series are in the public domain, ERB, Inc. sued on the basis of trademark infringement, claiming that Dynamite's Lord of the Jungle was infringing their trademark for "TARZAN LORD OF THE JUNGLE" and so on. Well, Dynamite has responded, and it's pretty much a blanket denial, as you can see above. Dynamite's defense is pretty simple: the books are in the public domain, and ERB, Inc., doesn't have a trademark to infringe. For instance, ERB didn't file a trademark claim for Lord of the Jungle until March, 2012, although a shadowy company called ETT Corp. had filed one a few years earlier.
