Magazine: "Swords of Mars", The Blue Book Magazine, Nov-Dec 1934 Jan-Apr 1935 Overview: Sonoma Tora has been kidnapped! Tan Hadron, Prince of Hastor, mounts a solo rescue operation that, in the course of his pursuit, exposes a danger to ALL the peoples of Barsoom. Magazine: "A Fighting Man of Mars", The Blue Book Magazine, Apr-Sep 1930īook: A Fighting Man of Mars, Metropolitan, 1931 Overview: American Ulyssess Paxton crosses the void to become the chief assistant to Barsoom's greatest scientist-and vows to right a wrong done to an innocent girl.
1, July, 1927īook: The Master Mind of Mars, McClurg, 1928 Magazine: "The Master Mind of Mars", Amazing Stories Annual, Vol. Overview: Tara, the daughter of John Carter and Dejah Thoris, petulantly takes her flier into a tremendous sandstorm, which carries her to a strange and dangerous portion of Barsoom. Magazine: "Chessmen of Mars", Argosy All-Story Weekly, Feb 18, 25 March 4, 11, 18, 25 Apr 1, 1922īook: The Chessmen of Mars, McClurg, 1922 His travels take him to new and exotic locales on the Red Planet. Overview: Carthoris, the son of John Carter and Dejah Thoris, embarks upon the rescue of Thuvia of Parth. Magazine: "Thuvia, Maid of Mars", All-Story Weekly, Apr 8, 15, 22, 1916īook: Thuvia, Maid of Mars, McClurg, 1920 Overview: Continuing the events of GODS, Carter battles his way from one pole to the other, earning the title Warlord of Mars. Magazine: "Warlord of Mars", All-Story, Dec 1913, Jan-Mar 1914 Before he can save her, he must expose a vile and false religion. Overview: After ten years on Earth, John Carter returns to Barsoom to learn his princess is in danger. Magazine: "The Gods of Mars", All-Story, Jan-May 1913 There he encounters the nomadic green martians and becomes the protector of a red martian princess. Overview: John Carter, ex-Confederate officer from Virginia, is transported to the planet Mars in astral form. Magazine: "Under the Moons of Mars", All-Story, Feb-Mar 1912)
Also listed are the chapter titles found in each. Original magazine and first book edition publishers and dates. 10003 (Please add 5 cents per book postage on orders for less than four books.)Ī brief listing of the Barsoomian novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs. 50 Authorized Editions from dept C.S., Ballantine Books, 101 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. Incarcerated in the pits he finds Llana of Gathol, exquisite daughter of Tara of Helium.Īvailable in. John Carter is captured in Horz, one of the supposed "dead" cities of Mars. John Carter seeks Ras Thavas, the most brilliant surgeon-scientist on Mars, to find him trapped by a living, growing, indestructible tissue which threatens to engulf the whole planet. John Carter determines to stamp out the practice of assassination on Mars, only to learn that the head of the assassin's guild has captured Dejah Thoris. The story of Hadron of Hastor, son of the Princess of Gathol, and Padwar in the service of John Carter. Vad Varo falls in love with the spirit and mind of the girl prisoned in a 1000-year-old body- victim of Ras Thavas' "transfer of life" operation, and enlists the aid of John Carter to rescue her. Tara of Helium becomes the prize in the Martian game of chess, played with living pieces- to the death! Tario proposes to sacrifice Thuvia and Carthoris to Komal, god of the Lotharians, an enormous man-eating lion, the savage banth of Barsoom. John Carter battles to win the secret of the cell in the Temple of the Sun that holds his beloved wife, Dejah Thoris, helped by his old friend, the faithful Woola, the mighty Tars Tarkas, his son Carthoris and many others. John Carter, separated from Dejah Thoris at the conclusion of A PRINCESS OF MARS, returns to the Red Planet to search for his lost love. John Carter's first journey to Mars, that fantastic dying planet with its multilimbed carnivores, fierce giant green men, weird vegetation, ancient cities and the incomparable Dejah Thoris, princess of Helium,
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THE EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS MARTIAN SERIES PUBLISHED BY BALLANTINE BOOKS From the 1969 Abbett edition of Jewels of Opar, last page:
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