Tarzan was created by Edgar Rice Burroughs and first appeared in the novel 'Tarzan of the Apes'.
The novel 'Tarzan of the Apes' was published in book form, introducing the character to the public.
The character Tarzan was adapted into a silent film titled 'Tarzan of the Apes', starring Elmo Lincoln as Tarzan.
Tarzan appeared in newspaper comic strips, expanding his reach to a new audience.
The first Tarzan radio series began broadcasting, bringing the character to radio audiences.
Disney released an animated film adaptation of Tarzan, bringing the character to a new generation with a musical and modern animation style.
A new live-action Tarzan film was released starring Alexander Skarsgård, providing a modern take on the character.
John and Alice Clayton, Lord and Lady Greystoke, are shipwrecked off the west coast of Africa en route to their estate in England.
John and Alice Clayton's son is born in the African jungle and named John Clayton II; shortly after, his parents die.
After the death of his parents, the infant John Clayton II is adopted and raised by the great ape Kala, learning to survive in the jungle.
Tarzan grows up among the great apes, mastering their language and learning jungle skills, developing extraordinary agility and strength.
Tarzan finds the remains of his parents' cabin and discovers artifacts revealing his true heritage as Lord Greystoke.
An English expedition arrives in the jungle; Tarzan meets Jane Porter, beginning a profound connection with the human world.
Tarzan rescues Jane Porter from a hostile native tribe, proving his heroic nature and cementing their bond.
Tarzan journeys to England to claim his title and estates, navigating the challenges of civilized society.
Tarzan and Jane marry, uniting the worlds of jungle and civilization.
Tarzan protects his jungle home from poachers and mercenaries threatening the wildlife and indigenous tribes.
