It's Tarzan! The king of the jungle lost his loincloth when a thieving monkey snagged it from his hips as he swung down to greet us!
Tarzan's life is a dangerous one: there are poachers to subdue, tribal uprisings to quell, and the occasional challenge to his throne to contend with.
Somehow, the apeman always makes it out in one piece.
Next time, however, he may very well wind up swinging from the branch of a well-hung native.
Obligatory: Tarzan is © Edgar Rice Burroughs. This is a work of fanart.
Thanks for the feedback. I noticed that, too. Fixing him up in a moment!
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOOVE the jungle stud...pure manly muscle...would love to see him turned every which way but loose by a muscle bound black chieftan...or maybe some scrawny witch doctor who would use magic to subdue and abuse the white bull...
ReplyDeleteBy now, Tarzan must have dozens of enemies who want to see him taken down. It's only a matter of time before one of them finally claims victory.
DeleteOH and of course do not forget in his job duties "Snakes to wrestle..."
ReplyDeleteYes, of course! So many dangerous beasts out there ready to ambush the jungle lord.
DeleteExcellent art
ReplyDeleteI like the look you have given him
Hope he gets into lots of adventures in the Jungle
Thank you for that.
DeleteGood work as always! I love the hair. I have trouble finding long hair like this for M4 & F4.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Yeah, it can be tough sometimes. Thankfully, some artists allow fit options for M4 and F4 when they create long hair for V4.
DeleteThis one in particular is Tatiana Hair. Funny enough, I used another hair by the same creator for He-Man. It's quality stuff.
Mebbe have Tarzan encounter another white jungle bull and let them battle for dominance...or for some reason...an Orc's there :p
ReplyDeletei would love to see a story with pictures of the sneaky monkey snatching his loicloth and humiliating him :)...if you have time that is
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment! I'll make a note of it for any future Tarzan series.
DeleteSo sexy!
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