How to tail multiple gz files

To tail multiple log files, I use:

tail /path/to/logs/*.log

To tail a zipped log file:

zcat /path/to/mylog.1.gz | tail

But I'd like to tail multiple zipped log files since the output of the following will not be readable:

tail /path/to/logs/*.gz

With reading zcat's output for each single filename(No globbing) from a named pipe using bash's process substitution syntax ... e.g. like so:

tail <(zcat /path/to/mylog.1.gz) <(zcat /path/to/mylog.2.gz) ...

or with shell's filename globbing using a for loop ... e.g. like so:

for f in /path/to/logs/*.gz; do echo "====> $f"; zcat "$f" | tail; done

Does this work for you?

ls -1 /path/to/logs/*.log.gz | xargs -i bash -c "zgrep -H . {} | tail -2 "