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WWW.ERBZINE.COM/MAG/ ***** DR. PETER COOGAN Wow. This is very impressive. No one is working on the Mangani language as you (and I'm not really doing much with it at the moment as my other projects are taking precedence). How did you come up with these? I can see your thought process by looking at them and I think you're an ape! You have my blessing to become the Samuel Johnson of Mangani. Unfortunately, I'm not going to get to do any Mangani (or even any Wold-Newton) work for a while, but I'm really glad that you've taken this up and I want to continue to see whatever you produce. I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you. My daughter Lucinda takes up a lot of time, as does my 4 year old Lila, and the Comics Arts Conference. You should go to the Dum Dum.I don't know where it's being held, but if you can go I think they'd be very impressed. Excellent work. Pete
MARGERY SOROCK Jairo's persistence and creativity can be clearly seen extensive work on Tarzan where he reveals the known and aspects of this enigmatic figure. Margery in his unknown
ALCIRA AND SEAN FLAHERTY Hello Jairo, I am delighted that you have fulfilled this dream, and I hope that you will meet many more. It looks very good. Thank you for sharing it with us. Incredible what you can do with all that talent.... Keep it up!!!
Alcira and cláns.
ROCIO CORENA Jairo, how wonderful! ... Victor and I always thought that you are for big things. Many successes, I am going to show this to Rodrigo my brother because he is also an admirer of Edgar Rice Burroughs. We wish you all the fate remains on the side of your talent. Rocio and Victor
HUGO VARGAS Jairo, CONGRATULATIONS! As these and many more, in a world that need people as you, and dreams that come true. Hugo
SANDRA BUSTILLO Jairo Hello, I am delighted by your well-deserved achievements; success follows you from wherever you are; I will always share this happiness with you. A hug, Sandra
ANTONIO NOVA Jairo: Special greetings. Truthfully I want to congratulate you on your production and enthusiasm that you put on the work. I invite you to continue that way and never lose the impetus that really is contagious positive energy. Receive a hug, ATTE, CF NOVA Naval Academy "Admiral Padilla"
WILLIAM SILVA Thanks old Jairo ... Listen, About Tarzan ... it is phenomenal!, “the mother”.
I would hire you to be the librettist of that stuff ... Truly, I congratulate you. William Captain of Corvette William A. Silva Sierra Faculty Dean Maritime Administration Naval Academy "Admiral Padilla"
CF(r)ADOLFO GAZABON Dear Tarmangani, Very grateful for your book and linguistic terms of your input on the language of the great apes, Adriana and the rest of the staff of the Office of Planning ENSB remind you with great affection as well as your wife. When you stop by to see you these sides, Atte, CF (r) Adolfo Gazabón Chief Planning Office ENSB Navy of Colombia
ANTONIO GALVIS
Dear Ape Jairo Definitely, the monkey is left naked in underpants, after reading your comments on Johnny Weissmuller and Tarzan, which I knew and went on for years reading comics and watching black and white films, where the cry of Tarzan and the dum dum of drums, enriched our child imagination and made us to love the animals of the jungle, as the town where today we live in, almost like beasts. Being that we are direct descendants of primates, for the 300 classes and more, I see that I had the impression, since I visited the Museum of Mankind in Paris, that is not much different to the image that your beloved żootechnician have of us, men of today. More on this magnificent work, to share it with APES like me, also enrich our wealth and distract us from daily grind and the cries of anguish of displaced people, demobilized and poor ambulation by the Colombian-jungle-city, amen of seditious and narco-terrorists, that only a Tarzan as Uribe, can reduce by now, with the cry of kabundolo'. Kill-you! Your friend of always APE Antonio
JUAN CARLOS OTOYA GERDTS Jairo, truly you are a person out of the common! Congratulations, Jotoya Zeus Technologies
LUIS GABRIEL ACOSTA I am glad to have contact with you again. I was reviewing and seeing what I could, about the Tarzan language and truly it seemed to me, veeeerrrryyyyyy Cooooolll! Your great creative, as always, I’ll too glad to discuss your work, tell me what to do. As always Yours sincerely Luis Gabriel Colombian Air Force
CN JOSE DAVID ESPITIA I read about Tarzan. It is very interesting. I didn’t know you have this hobby. Jose David
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ANTONIO GALVEZ Tarzan - Jhonny Weismuller, the first swimmer, who acted with Jane and Boy and Chitah during the last century in Hollywood. Too many movies were done delighting the people with the adventures and always with the fights with Lions and tigers and crocodiles in defense of the native. No Englishmen could get Tarzan when they decide to capture to bring him back from the jungle to the city. Tarzan was always the representation of the freedom and the living in the jungle, plenty of animals who understand the famous Tarzan vocabulary and feel his protection from Barbarie. Antuco Barranquilla - COL
ORLANDO E. MARTINEZ B. Tarzan of the Apes is the story of a man who is as strong as a wild animal and gentle as a human being. This is the story that will always captivate the hearts of an audience. No matter how young or old you are, woman or man, Tarzan is a legendary hero that has come to life not only in newspapers and magazines, but on the big screen. Edgar Rice Burroughs had an incredible creativity that lasted decades, bringing joy and amusement to thousands of people who read Tarzan’s story week after week. It's amazing how, through signals and words, the Mangani could understand a human and in return these could understand him as well. Through this magical interaction, Edgar Rice Burroughs did not only provide a great way to entertain our mornings, but he taught us the importance of nature and the value of love and appreciation towards one another, no matter how different we are. Tarzan could fight with someone, yet he could forgive them and try to teach them the right way of doing things. But he could not have accomplished so much without his great family of Mangani and his beautiful girlfriend Jane. They all embraced Tarzan as he was and neither to become less human or less Tarzan’s story has dreamed of climbing ropes, dancing with Mangani, fighting with the most of all, having the best of both city. did not try to change him animal. Everyone who read trees and cry, hanging on lions and city-killers, but worlds: the jungle and the
We hope that after Danton Burroughs’ death, Tarzan will still be alive on our weekly newspapers and so Hollywood movies. For certain, Tarzan and Burroughs will always be alive in our memories. Orlando E. Martinez B. Cartagena - Col.
SENEN GONZALEZ Jairo, about Danton Burroughs, I join with the very ailments and despite not having known him, highlighted by your references about his person, I do so with much regret Senen