Gold Key Comics adapted four of the stories, including "The Capture of Tarzan", "The God of Tarzan", "Tarzan and the Black Boy" and "A Jungle Joke" in "Tarzan" nos. 169-170, dated July–August 1967, with scripts by Gaylord DuBois and art by Alberto Giolitti. DC Comics adapted three of the stories, including "The Capture of Tarzan", "The Fight for the Balu" and "The Nightmare" in "Tarzan" nos. 212-214, dated September–November 1972, reprinting the second in two parts in "Tarzan" nos. 252-253, dated August–September 1976, and the third in "Tarzan" no. 257, dated January 1977. Burne Hogarth, illustrator and former Tarzan comic strip artist, adapted four of the stories, including "Tarzan's First Love", "The Capture of Tarzan", "The God of Tarzan" and "The Nightmare" in his showcase graphic novel "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" (1976), a follow-up to his earlier graphic novel "Tarzan of the Apes" (1972), which adapted the original Tarzan novel. Marvel Comics adapted seven of the stories, including "Tarzan Rescues the Moon", "The God of Tarzan", "The Lion", "A Jungle Joke" and "The Battle for Teeka" in "Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle" nos. 7, 9, and 12-14, dated December 1977, February 1978, and May–July 1978, as well as "Tarzan's First Love" and "The End of Bukawai" in "Tarzan Annual" no. 1, dated December 1977. Malibu Comics adapted one of the stories, "Tarzan's First Love", in "Tarzan: Love, Lies...and the Lost City" no. 1, 1992. Sequential Pulp adapted all the tales for Dark Horse Comics in 2015 in a graphic album.