This edited screenshot comic is dedicated to all of my Basuli and Tarzan-loving friends, fellow artists, fans, and brethren. So, sit back, relax, and soak in Basuli's and Tarzan's wonderfully strong brand of brotherly love.
Combatants who are fully aware of Tarzan's back-breaker would know that there is no escape from his mighty grasp. There is no better person to attest to this than his beloved older brother Basuli, who constantly gets tackled by Tarzan's signature back-breaker. Tarzan does not break in so gently, but rather, in a punishing way, which is extremely applicable for ferocious beasts, men ten times the size of him, and, his most favorite target, those low-down, good-for-nothing poachers.
It is clear to see that these powerful Waziri brothers of the African jungle enjoy their ritual in combat, which they have been doing ever since they were little boys. However, who could be stern enough to put a halt to their friendly, lovable yet rowdy scuffles? Their dear old dad, Chief Keewazi, perhaps? Find out in the conclusion.
Basuli, Tarzan, and the screenshot from "Tarzan and the Poisoned River Part 1" from The Legend of Tarzan belong to Edgar Rice Burroughs and Walt Disney.
