THE OFFICIAL, DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO BARSOOMFully IllustratedCOME TO BARSOOM... AND ENJOY THE WONDERS OF ERB'S MARSWhen Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950) wrote "Dejah Thoris, A Princess of Mars," in 1911, he had no idea that he was opening a new era in the science fiction field. His account of fifteen-foot green men, eight-legged beasts, oviparous females, and swordswinging red men was an immediate success.And the public clamored for more.Over a period o...

John Carter of Mars [Books 1 - 11] [The Complete Collection] Book 1 : A Princess of Mars Book 2 : The Gods of Mars Book 3 : The Warlord of Mars Book 4 : Thuvia, Maid of Mars Book 5 : The Chessmen of Mars Book 6 : The Master Mind of Mars Book 7 : A Fighting Man of Mars Book 8 : The Swords of Mars

Includes John Carter and the Giant of Mars and The Skeleton Men of Jupiter.

The movie John Carter tells the story of a war-weary former military captain during the Civil War, who is inexplicably transported to Mars. He quickly (and reluctantly) becomes embroiled in a conflict of epic proportions amongst the inhabitants of the planet. The adaptation, written by Stuart Moore, wonderfully conveys the movie's otherworldly action and adventure, along with the themes of family, planetary survival, and loyalty. Includes photos and concept art from the film.

Four stories on Barsoom: The Ancient Dead, The Black Pirates of Barsoom, Escape on Mars, and Invisible Men of Mars.

Far to the north, in the frozen wastes of Polar Mars, lay the home of the Holy Therns, sacred and inviolate. Only John Carter dared to go there to find his lost Dejah Thoris. But between him and his goal lay the bones of all who had gone before

Travel to Mars, known by its inhabitants as Barsoom, in books seven through eleven of Edgar Rice Burroughs's classic science fiction series. In A Fighting Man of Mars, Hastor, a poor padwar, must rescue his love, the beautiful Sanoma Tora, who has been kidnapped. John Carter returns as the hero in Swords of Mars and wages war against the Guild of Assassins led by Ur Jan, who have kidnapped Carter’s wife, Dejah Thoris. Synthetic Men of Mars introduces a new hero, ...

Book Three of the John Carter of Mars collections, this edition contains the original text from the eighth, ninth, tenth, and the two short stories and make up the eleventh of Edgar Rice Burrough's world-famous novels. Originally published between 1934 and 1943, Swords of Mars; Synthetic Men of Mars; Llana of Gathol; John Carter and the Giant of Mars; and Skeleton Men of Jupiter are science fiction classics!

pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. Upon a massive bench of polished ersite beneath the gorgeous blooms of a giant pimalia a woman sat. Her shapely, sandalled foot tapped impatiently upon the jewel-strewn walk that wound beneath the stately sorapus trees across the scarlet sward of the royal gardens of Thuvan Dihn, Jeddak of Ptarth, as a dark-haired, red-skinned warrior bent low toward her, whispering heated words close to her ear.

John Carter of Mars: Volume 3 covers the final five books of the popular science fiction series. Once again John Carter, an earthling who was mysteriously transported to Mars where he discovers the lower gravity gives him great powers, is caught up in a war on his adoptive planet. In addition to Carter the books also introduce new characters like the poor padwar Hastor, who is in search of his kidnapped love Sonoma Tora and the personal guard of Carter, Vor Dai, who must defeat th...

This collection of all-new John Carter of Mars stories contains “plenty of sword work and old-style action-adventure” (Kirkus Reviews).Ever since Edgar Rice Burroughs published A Princess of Mars in 1912, fans of all ages have marveled at the adventures of John Carter, an Earthman who suddenly finds himself in a strange new world. A century later, readers can enjoy this compilation of brand-new stories starring John Carter of Mars.Collecte...

Like several previous novels in the Barsoom series, Synthetic Men introduces a completely new character as its protagonist: Vor Daj, a padwar (warrior) from Helium and a member of John Carter's personal guard. Vor Daj narrates the action in the first person, so that when John Carter appears in the story, he is described in the third person (unlike other Barsoomian novels that feature Carter as the first-person narrator). The novel also brings back a familiar character, Ras Thavas, the amor...