As a fan of Edgar Rice Burroughs' novels, I was really looking forward to this series. This first issue is a lot of flashback to set up this adventure, but it was well executed and did not leave me bored at all. Add the thrill of seeing so many of Burroughs' characters together and it's well worth it.

This issue is much more action-packed than the first, featuring battles worthy of Burroughs. This series is a lot of fun so far.

Another very well done issue. Our antagonists' identities are revealed. Tarzan and crew enlist the aid of a long-time "frenemy." With its roots firmly in Burroughs' work, Willingham is spinning an excellent pulp tale.

Despite a thrilling opening and Tarzan's return to Pellucidar, this issue has a bit slower pace than the previous couple. Personally, I was a little disappointed that David Innes was only mentioned and not seen in the issue. However, overall, this was another well done issue. The decisions of several characters seemed to make sense and move the plot along. The cliffhanger ending still left me anxious for the next issue.

Tarzan makes it to Barsoom. The battle between Tarzan and the Warhoons is suitably Burroughsian. We finally get the meeting between Tarzan and John Carter. I was a little confused by the background appearances of some characters I thought we left in Pellucidar, but overall an exciting, fulfilling chapter in this series.