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age. The valley is actually populated by monsters who, overseen by Therns, attack all who enter the valley, killing and exsanguinating them for the Therns to cannibalize, only excepting those whom the directing Therns choose instead to enslave. They consider themselves a unique creation, different from other Martians. They maintain the Martian religion through a network of collaborators and spies across the planet. When they reach the age of 1000 years they make a pilgrimage to the Temple of Issus, unaware that they have been manipulated into doing so in order to be slaughtered by the Black Men of Mars in an analogous deception to that the Therns practice on other Martians. They are also the repeated target of raids by the Black Martians to capture their females as slaves. They are white-skinned (of a skin tone close enough to human Caucasians that John Carter was able to easily pose as one) and the males are bald but wear blond wigs.

2035:, has developed a disintegrator ray, and also a paste which renders vehicles such as fliers impervious to its effects. He also develops a missile which seeks out craft protected in this fashion, and a means of rendering fliers invisible which becomes a key plot device in the novel. However, while advanced weapons are available, most Martians seem to prefer melee combat — mostly with swords — and their level of skill is highly impressive. Warriors often are armed with four weapons (in descending order, pistol, long-sword, short sword and dagger) and it is considered unchivalrous to defend with any weapon but the one used in an attack (or a lesser one.) While technically it would be easy to use firearms to kill an opponent armed with a sword, such conduct is socially unacceptable and (except for one abortive attempt by the assassin Uldak in 2328:: Monsters found in the Valley Dor. They are between 10 and 12 feet (3.0 and 3.7 m) in height when upright, with hairless bodies similar in form to humans, excepting broad flat feet which are 3 feet (0.9 m) in length and a 6-foot (1.8 m) tail, which tapers from a round profile to a flat blade shape at the tip. They also have short, sinuous arms similar to elephant trunks, ending with taloned hands with mouths set in the palms. It also attacks and feeds upon Martian Pilgrims, who travel to the Valley Dor expecting to find final paradise. Their faces are without mouths, with a nose like an open wound, a single white eye surrounded by a white band, and black hair 10 to 12 inches long, each strand similar in thickness to an earthworm. They appear in 1506: 2546: 1271: 2000:, John Carter's son Carthoris invents what appears to be a partial precursor of the autopilot (several decades before it became a reality). The device, built upon existing Martian compass technology, allows the pilot to reach any programmed destination, having only to keep the craft pointed in the set direction. Upon arrival, the device automatically lowers the craft to the surface. He also includes a kind of collision detector, which uses radium rays to detect any obstacle and automatically steer the craft elsewhere until the obstacle is no longer detected. This device works in principle almost identically to the 2461:

their sustenance, labor, and goods. The Therns and First-Born are "non-productive" people and do not produce anything or invent, as such labor is seen as beneath them. This is punctuated by the fact that the Therns and First-Born are obliged to create strongholds in the south polar regions, to insulate themselves from the remainder of the planet dominated primarily by red and green Martians. A particular ironic twist is introduced by the fact that the white Therns think that they control and manipulate the entire planet, when they are in turn unknowingly exploited by the black First-Born.

2596:, most definitely influenced by Lowell and published in 1898, did however create the precedent for a number of enduring Martian tropes in science fiction writing. These include Mars being an ancient world, nearing the end of its life; being the home of a superior civilization, capable of advanced feats of science and engineering; and a source of invasion forces, keen to conquer the Earth. The first two tropes were prominent in Burroughs' Barsoom series. Burroughs, however, claimed never to have read any of H.G. Wells' books. Lowell was probably the greater direct influence on Burroughs. 1859:, when in fact they live in an underground stronghold near the south pole of the planet, around the submartian Sea of Omean, below the Lost Sea of Korus, where they keep a large aerial navy. They call themselves the 'First-Born', believing themselves to be a unique creation among Martian races, and worship Issus, a woman who styles herself as the God of the Martian religion but is no such thing. They frequently raid the White Martian Therns, who maintain the false Martian religion, carrying off people as slaves. John Carter defeats their navy in 2164: 2765: 2443:, in which Thuvia and Carthoris discover a remnant of ancient White Martian civilization, the Lotharians. The Lotharians have mostly died out, but maintain the illusion of a functioning society through powerful telepathic projections. They have formed two factions which appear to portray the excesses of pointless intellectual debate. One faction, the realists, believes in imagining meals to provide sustenance; another, the etherealists, believes in surviving without eating. 2388:

concept of race, as depicted in the novels, is more like a division between species. The Red and Green Martians are almost complete opposites of one another, with the Red Martians being civilized, lawful, capable of love and forming families, and the Green Martians being savage, cruel, tribal and without families or the ability to form romantic relationships. Yet, friendship between individuals of different nations and races is a frequent topic driving the stories.

40: 2218:: A Martian horse. It has four legs on each side of its body and a wide, flat tail, which is wider at the apex than at the base and which is extended while running. The Greater Thoat is used as a mount by the Green Martians and stands about 10 feet (3.0 m) high at the shoulder; the Lesser Thoat bred by the Red Martians is closer to Earth horses in size. The Thoat is described as a slate-colored animal, with a white underside and yellow lower legs and feet. 1301:, and Carter took refuge in a cave, where he was overcome by smoke that was some kind of cave gas, and while looking up at Mars in the sky, he is then teleported to Mars. He effectively disappeared for ten years , and was believed dead, but re-emerged in New York in 1876, settling on the Hudson. He appeared to die in 1886, leaving instructions for Burroughs, who refers to him as an 'uncle', to entomb him in a crypt, and leaving Burroughs with the manuscript of 1753: 2475: 2483: 1972: 2646: 2530:(1908). These books formed prominent scientific ideas about the conditions on the red planet in the early years of the 20th century. Burroughs does not seem to have based his vision of Mars on precise reading of Lowell's theories, however, as a number of errors in his books suggest he got most of his information from newspaper articles and other popular accounts of Lowell's Mars. 1824:

Yellow and Black Martians to breed the Red Martians, foreseeing the need for hardy stock to cope with the emerging harsher environment. They became decadent and 'overcivilized'. At the beginning of the series they are believed to be extinct, but three remaining populations - the Orovars, Therns and Lotharians – are still living in secret and are discovered as the books progress.

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practices, and methods of population control. Many lost cities and civilizations and journeys into forgotten underworlds appear across the series, and the environment beyond the cities is populated by a variety of ferocious beasts, many roughly equivalent with Earth creatures and most bearing multiple sets of limbs. There are numerous examples of striking coincidences and

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see in two directions at once. They are nomadic, warlike and barbaric, do not form families, have little concept of friendship or love and enjoy inflicting torture upon their victims. Their social structure is highly communal and rigidly hierarchical, consisting of various levels of chiefs, with the highest office of Jeddak obtained by mortal combat.

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intelligent, are ugly, ineffectual creatures when not interfaced with a Rykor body. Tara of Helium compares them to effete intellectuals from her home city, with a self-important sense of superiority; and Gahan of Gathol muses that it might be better to find a balance between the intellect and bodily passions.

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cities left behind by civilizations which lived on Barsoom during a more advanced and hospitable era in the planet's history. They apparently arose from a biological experiment which went awry and as with all other Martians, they are an egg-laying species, concealing their eggs in incubators until hatching.

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The Martians wear no clothing other than jewelry and leather harnesses, which are designed to hold everything from the weaponry of a warrior to pouches containing toiletries and other useful items; the only instances where Barsoomians habitually wear clothing is for need of warmth, such as for travel

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The world of Barsoom is morally unambiguous: characters are either good or evil; there is no sense of moral relativity. A sense of honor transcends race or political affiliation, and characters fight alongside one another and against their adversaries because it is the right thing to do. Qualities of

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tales, but include scientific aspects. They mostly take place on the surface of an alien world, frequently include sword fighting, monsters, supernatural elements such as telepathic abilities, and civilizations similar to Earth in pre-technological eras, particularly with the inclusion of dynastic or

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words used in the first four novels. The word "Barsoom", the native Martian word for Mars, is composed of the Martian name for planet, "soom", and the Martian word for eight, "bar". This reflects counting Mars as the eighth body in the inner solar system, by counting not just planets, but the Sun and

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Descendants of the original White Martians who live in a complex of caves and passages in the cliffs above the Valley Dor. This is the destination of the River Iss, on whose currents most Martians eventually travel, on a pilgrimage seeking final paradise, once tired of life or reaching 1000 years of

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The Green Martians are 15 feet (4.6 m) tall (males) and 12 feet (3.7 m) tall (females), have two arms, two legs and two intermediary limbs that can be used as either arms or legs at will. Their eyes are mounted at the side of their heads and can move independently of each other in order to

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with instructions not to publish it for another 21 years. He has no memory before the age of 30 and seems never to age. He is adept with command, horsemanship, swords, and all weapons. He is 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) tall, with black hair and steel-gray eyes. He is honorable, courageous, and

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which he has left behind. He discovers a savage, frontier world where the civilized Red Martians are kept invigorated as a race by repelling the constant attacks of the Green Martians, a possible equivalent of Wild West ideals. Indeed, the Green Martians are a barbaric, nomadic, tribal culture with

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This preference for near-nudity provides a stimulating subject for illustrators of the stories, though art for many mass-market editions of the books feature Carter and native Barsoomians wearing loincloths and other minimal coverings, or use strategically placed shadows and such to cover genitalia

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The only means of entrance to the Okarians' city is through The Carrion Caves, which are every bit as unpleasant as the name suggests. Air travel over the barrier is discouraged through the use of a great magnetic pillar called "The Guardian of the North," which draws fliers of all sizes inexorably

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The Red Martians are the dominant culture on Barsoom. They are organized into a system of imperial city-states including Helium, Ptarth, and Zodanga, controlling the planetary canal system, as well as other more-isolated city-states in the hinterlands. The Red Martians are the interbred descendants

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instead) and having lifespans in excess of 1,000 years (though actual life expectancy is far shorter.) However, the Green Martians are much taller, have four arms, tusks, and antennae like ears. The traditional Martian lifespan of 1,000 is based on the customary pilgrimage down the River Iss, which

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Most villains in the Barsoom series are implacably evil or are rulers or despots of major empires or of hidden fiefdoms. They are usually hated by their subjects and possess a voracious sexual appetite, usually directed towards the heroine. The pattern is established by Tharkian Jeddak Tal Hajus in

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Burroughs' Barsoom stories are considered seminal planetary romances. While examples existed prior to the publication of his works, they are the principal influence on the many works of this type that followed. His style of planetary romance has ceased to be written and published in the mainstream,

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Race is a constant theme in the Barsoom novels and the world is clearly divided along racial lines. Red, Green, White, Black, and Yellow races all appear across the novels, each with particular traits and qualities which seem to define the characters of the individuals. In this respect, Burroughs'

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While the Martian females are egg-laying, Martians have inexplicably mammalian characteristics such as a navel and breasts. While they have skins of various colors, and their bodies differ in some cases from traditional humans, they are very similar to varieties of Earth humans and there is little

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Scientist Carl Sagan read the books as a young boy, and they continued to affect his imagination into his adult years. Sagan remembered Barsoom as a "world of ruined cities, planet-girdling canals, immense pumping stations – a feudal technological society". For two decades, a map of the planet as

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The White Martians, known as 'Orovars', were rulers of Mars for 500,000 years, with an empire of sophisticated cities with advanced technology. They were white-skinned, with blond or auburn hair. They were once a seafaring race, but when the oceans began to dry up they began to cooperate with the

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The Green Men are primitive, intellectually unadvanced, do not have any kind of art and are without a written language. While they manufacture edged weapons, any advanced technology they possess, such as 'radium pistols', is stolen from raids upon the Red Martians. They inhabit the ancient ruined

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Some of Barsoom's people, especially the Therns and First-Born, hold themselves as "superior" to the "lesser order" people on Barsoom. A paradox is established in that the Therns and First-Born, though they hold themselves in such high esteem, nonetheless are dependent on these lesser orders for

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When Burroughs wrote the first volume of the Barsoom series, aviation and radio technology was in its infancy and radioactivity was a fledgling science. Despite this, the series includes a range of technological developments including radium munitions, battles between fleets of aircraft, devices

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world now becoming less hospitable to life due to its advanced age. Living on an aging planet, with dwindling resources, the inhabitants of Barsoom have become hardened and warlike, fighting one another to survive. Once a wet world with continents and oceans, Barsoom's seas gradually dried up,

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in 1926. He assumed that Mars was formerly identical to the Earth; therefore a similar evolutionary development of fauna would have taken place. He referenced winds, snows, and marshes supposedly observed by astronomers, as evidence of an atmosphere, and that the wastes of the planet had been

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Typically the novels include descriptions of aspects of the Martian world such as the architecture, and the presence of desolate landscapes punctuated by abandoned cities, technological achievements, advanced medicine, cultural elements such as religious practices and eating habits, breeding

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is the second example of this trend. The Kaldanes have sacrificed their bodies to become pure brain, but although they can interface with Rykor bodies, their ability to function, compared with normal people of integrated mind and body, is ineffectual and clumsy. The Kaldanes, though highly

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which speculated about an arid, dying landscape, whose inhabitants had been forced to build canals thousands of miles long to bring water from the polar caps (now known to be mostly frozen carbon dioxide or "dry ice") to irrigate the remaining arable land. Lowell followed with

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While Burroughs is generally seen as a writer who produced work of limited philosophical sophistication, he wrote two Barsoom novels which appear to explore or parody the limits of excessive intellectual development at the expense of bodily or physical existence. The first was

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Female characters are likely to be virtuous and fight off amorous advances and other dangers until able to connect with the hero; who himself fights a variety of enemies and deposes petty rulers of severely repressed populations, usually with the assistance of a native.

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is taken by virtually all Martians by that age, or those who feel tired of their long lives and expect to find a paradise at the end of their journey. None return from this pilgrimage, because it leads to almost certain death at the hands of ferocious creatures.

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The Barsoom series features a number of incidents of religious deception, or the use of superstition by those in power to control and manipulate others. Burroughs is particularly concerned about the hypocrisy of religious leaders. This is first established in

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Burroughs continued this theme in his many Tarzan novels. Burroughs was not anti-religious; however, he was concerned about followers placing their trust in religions and being abused and exploited, and saw this as a common feature of organized religion.

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The Red Martians are highly civilized, respect the idea of private property, adhere to a code of honor and have a strong sense of fairness. Their culture is governed by law and is technologically advanced. They are capable of love and have families.

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In the novels, the Green Martians are often referred to by the names of their hordes, which in turn take their names from the abandoned cities they inhabit. Thus the followers of Tars Tarkas, based in the ruined ancient city of Thark, are known as

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Martian medicine is generally greatly in advance of that on Earth. Various "ointments" and "salves," particularly as ascribed to the Green Martian women, are capable of healing all but instantly deadly wounds in a matter of hours—as first seen in

2510:: "channels"). This was mistranslated into the English as "canals" which, being artificial watercourses, fueled the belief that there was some sort of intelligent extraterrestrial life on the planet. This further influenced American astronomer 1416:. Like many of Burroughs' Martian heroines, she is tough, courageous, and proud, and identifies strongly with her aristocratic position in Martian society. Also typically, she is abducted by evildoers who wish to use her for political gain in 1387:

and fights many battles at his side. Carter helps him become Jeddak of his society and negotiates an alliance between them and the city-state of Helium, which results in the destruction of their enemies, the city of Zodanga, at the end of

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Firearms are common, and use 'Radium' bullets, which explode when exposed to sunlight. Some weapons are specific to races or inventors. The mysterious Yellow Martians, who live in secret glass-domed cities at the poles and appear in

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creature with six limbs, four being legs, which give it rapid speed, and two being arms with hairless hands, with which it grasps prey. It has tusks growing from its lower jawbone, and large faceted, insect-like eyes. Appears in

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It appears that most of Burrough's Martian creatures are roughly equivalent to those found on Earth, though most seem to have multiple legs (usually a total of six limbs, but sometimes as many as ten) and all are egg-laying.

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and "John Carter and the Giant of Mars". Although the Hormads were generally recognizable as humanoid, the process was far from perfect, and generated monstrosities ranging from the occasional misplaced nose or eyeball to

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In addition to the naturally occurring races of Barsoom, Burroughs described the Hormads, artificial men created by the scientist Ras Thavas as slaves, workers, warriors, etc. in giant vats at his laboratory in the

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The Martian year comprises 687 Martian days, each of which is 24 hours and 37 minutes long. (Burroughs presumably derived this from the figures published by Lowell, but erroneously substituted the number of 24-hour

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There are many technological wonders in the novels, some colossal works of engineering. The failing air of the dying planet is maintained by an atmosphere plant, and the restoration of this is a plot component of

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Burroughs began writing the Barsoom books in the second half of 1911 and produced one volume a year between 1911 and 1914; seven more were produced between 1921 and 1941. The first Barsoom tale was serialized in

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aging genius Ras Thavas has perfected the means of transplanting organs, limbs and brains, which during his experiments he swaps between animals and humanoids, men and women and young and old. Later, in

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serial drawn by John Coleman Burroughs, which ran for 23 installments through issues #30–56 (April 1939 – June 1941) respectively; a story was intended for issue 57 (July 1941) but was never apparently

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The concept of canals with flowing water and a world where life was possible were later proved erroneous by more accurate observation of the planet. Later landings by American probes such as the two

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Their cities are domed hothouses which keep out the cold, but outdoors they favor orluk furs and boots. Physically they are large and strong, and the men usually wear bristling black beards.

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they are found hiding in secret domed cities at the North Pole of Mars. At the time John Carter arrives on Barsoom, the Yellow Race is known only in old wives' tales and campfire stories.

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eternally optimistic, even in the face of certain death. On Mars, he encounters both formidable alien creatures and various warring Martian races, wins the hand of Martian princess

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of the ancient Yellow Martians, White Martians and Black Martians, remnants of which exist in isolated areas of the planet, particularly the poles. The Red Martians are said in

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Most Barsoom novels follow a familiar plot structure wherein a hero is forced to a far-off location in search of a woman kidnapped by an odious but powerful villain.

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a flier with some kind of mechanical brain is introduced. Controlled by thought, it can be remote-controlled in flight, or instructed to travel to any destination.

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religious social structures. Spacecraft appear in the stories, but are not central to the story. The series can also be classified as the closely related genre

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All Martians are telepathic among one another, and also with domestic animals. Other telepathic abilities are demonstrated across the books. The Lotharians in

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when he first arrives on Barsoom, is an unusual exception from the typical ruthless Green Martian, due to having known the love of his own mate and daughter.

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is not highly developed; they are devout cowards and petty thieves, who value (aside from their lives) only a "treasure" consisting of pretty stones,

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The Red Martians have flying machines, both civilian transports and fleets of heavily armed war craft. These stay aloft through some form of

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contain newly written forewords describing Edgar Rice Burroughs' interactions with John Carter, who is described as Burroughs' great-uncle.

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become more urbanized, the world of the 19th century frontier America became romanticized as a lost world of freedom and noble qualities.

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and other ideas. One notable device mentioned is the "directional compass"; this may be believed to be the precursor to the now-common "

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Burroughs frequently invented words of the languages spoken by the people in his novels, and used these extensively in the narrative. In

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to have been bred when the seas of Barsoom began to dry up, in hopes of creating a hardy race to survive in the new environment.

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have a form of magnet which allows them to attract flying craft and cause them to crash. Scientist Phor Tak, who appears in

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who is transported to Barsoom after he is mortally wounded, and subsequently becomes an assistant to Barsoomian scientist

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examination of difference. There is only one spoken language across the entire planet, but a variety of writing systems.

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irrigated (probably referencing Lowell's "canals"), which suggested that an advanced civilization existed on the planet.

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as the heroes journey to obtain the "Eye of Judgment", an ancient gemstone possessed by the villain Rokoff to power a

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also wrote fiction inspired by Burroughs' Barsoom series, and for many others the Barsoom series helped to establish

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The martian mammalian equivalents all have fur, and both domestic and wild varieties are described by Burroughs.

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line the former coasts. The last remnants of the former bodies of water are the Great Toonolian Marshes and the

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magazine. The novel could not be published because Palmer was unable to get authorization from the estate of

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to work as a prospector. In 1866 he and his prospector partner struck it rich, but the partner was killed by

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compassion, loyalty, and bravery are celebrated, while callousness, deception, and cowardice are deprecated.

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is himself an adventuring frontiersman. When he arrives on Barsoom he first compares it to the landscape of

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in that they feature desert landscapes, women taken captive and a final confrontation with the antagonist.

1089:) on his submitted manuscript; but his publisher's typesetter changed it to "Norman". The first novella in 355:

followed over the next three decades, further extending his vision of Barsoom and adding other characters.

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and focuses on the attempt of two Orovars to save Mars as the seas dry up and the atmosphere becomes thin.

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and focuses on Dejah Thoris, her first suitor, and her role in the rise to power of the Kingdom of Helium.

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found a dead world too cold (and with far too thin an atmosphere) for water to exist in its fluid state.

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John Carter's battle to track down the remnants of the Therns and their masters continues in the sequel,

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and daughter of Tara of Helium and Gahan of Gathol; a principal character in the stories collected in

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The Biological Universe: The Twentieth Century Extraterrestrial Life Debate and the Limits of Science

1965: 1410:, in a prison which can only be opened once per year and remains by her side until the conclusion of 1422:, her rescue providing primary motivation for the plot of that novel. She is a central character in 6889: 6873: 6734: 5554: 5546: 5538: 5371: 4869: 4173: 3329: 3048: 333: 6406: 6326: 6077: 5668: 5270: 3759: 3747: 3727: 3545: 2740: 2420: 2363: 2073: 1773: 1568: 1544: 1518: 1471: 1442: 1384: 1360: 1356: 1322: 1289: 1186: 987: 946: 886: 841: 767: 587: 566: 101: 4374: 4368: 4034: 4028: 3885: 3123: 6865: 6333: 6176: 5927: 5867: 5676: 5482: 5474: 5466: 5458: 5450: 5442: 5434: 5426: 5418: 5410: 5402: 5394: 5339: 5214: 4767: 4734: 3697: 3687: 3677: 3661: 3641: 3631: 3609: 3599: 3589: 3575: 3537: 3529: 3519: 3505: 3495: 3451: 3427: 3393: 3379: 3359: 3218:): Dell published three comic issues in 1952, adapting the first three Barsoom books, drawn by 3134: 2718: 2682: 2375:. The desire to return to the frontier became common in the early 20th century America. As the 2031: 1899:

and away from bodily existence. In order to function in the physical realm, they have bred the

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The Lotharians are a remnant population of the original White Martians, which appear only in

1627: 1551:, who runs away and gets involved in various perilous situations as a principal character in 1476: 1448: 1192: 993: 910: 672: 122: 4797:(Commemorative ed.). Lincoln, Nebraska: University of Nebraska Press. p. VII-XVI. 4759: 4722: 4528:"Chapter VII – The Vats of Life – Synthetic Men of Mars – Edgar Rice Burroughs, Book, etext" 4165: 3282:

stories in issues #1–7 (September 1972 – October 1973); it again became a backup feature in

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issues #375, 437, and 488 respectively. They were later reprinted by the successor of Dell,

851:. John Carter's and Dejah Thoris's son Carthoris is also introduced as a minor character in 6857: 6494: 6319: 6312: 6234: 6187: 5660: 5652: 5607: 5174: 5166: 5136: 3064: 3016: 3012: 2923: 2447: 2439: 2318: 1996: 1879: 1834: 1711: 1693: 1553: 1533: 1492: 1424: 1418: 1365: 1245: 1211: 1047: 1011: 1005: 868: 862: 803: 773: 651: 622: 558: 531: 324: 226: 151: 94: 87: 48: 6686: 6203: 272:

Red Martians, Green Martians, Yellow Martians, White Martians, Black Martians (First Born)

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has invoked Burroughs as one of the primary inspirations behind his 2009 space adventure.

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are headless but otherwise human-like creatures bred by the Kaldanes, appearing only in

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A lesser people of Barsoom are the Kangaroo Men of Gooli, so called due to their large,

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A four armed Green Martian on his thoat, as represented in the original 1920 edition of

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leaving it a dry planet of highlands interspersed with moss-covered dead sea bottoms.

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in 1877, believed they saw networks of lines on the planet. Schiaparelli called them

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The Martian Tales Trilogy: A Princess of Mars, the Gods of Mars, the Warlord of Mars

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All the Barsoom tales were published under the name of Edgar Rice Burroughs, except

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Understanding Contemporary American Science Fiction: The Age of Maturity, 1970–2000

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was published as a backup feature through issues #207–209 (April—June 1972) in the

2989:" series, where a Martian terraforming and colonization project is named after the 2890: 2818: 2802: 2780: 2674: 2670: 2618: 2507: 2405: 2330: 1861: 1705: 1527: 1402: 1128: 1041: 957: 853: 827: 477: 73: 3362:): Starting in October 2010, Dynamite began publishing an ongoing series entitled 2115: 1383:: A Green Martian warrior unusually compassionate among his people, who befriends 6648: 6632: 6354: 5904: 5822: 5814: 5700: 5086: 5082: 4824: 4792: 3715: 3621: 3268: 3229: 2897: 2846: 2834: 2727: 2579: 2511: 1920: 1635: 1603: 1577: 1558: 1487: 1327: 1175: 1115: 1104: 1059: 975: 924: 874: 781: 748: 707: 699: 397: 363: 129: 922:

Most of the Barsoom books are novels, but two are collections of shorter works:

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Arnold, Edwin L.; Lupoff, Richard A.; Hoppenstand, Gary; Floyd, Thomas (2003).

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Legend suggests that the Black Martians are inhabitants of one of the moons of

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series, particularly the first novel, is considered a major influence on early

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was published in 1964 and marks the beginning of the science fiction genre in

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show Burroughs' influence in their development of alien cultures and worlds.

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were controversial, and a legal dispute with the owners of the rights to the

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Barsoomians distribute their scarce water supplies via a worldwide system of

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Civilized Life in the Universe: Scientists on Intelligent Extraterrestrials

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Yesterday's Faces: A Study of Series Characters in the Early Pulp Magazines

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Savage Perils: Racial Frontiers and Nuclear Apocalypse in American Culture

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Empire of Imagination: Gary Gygax and the Birth of Dungeons & Dragons

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Gunfighter Nation: The Myth of the Frontier in Twentieth-century America

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claimed that Burroughs was influenced in writing his Martian stories by

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being the principal example, although another plays a prominent role in

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The Spaces of the Modern City: Imaginaries, Politics, and Everyday Life

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From October 16, 1994, to August 13, 1995, writer Don Kraar and artist

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imagined by Burroughs, hung in the hallway outside Sagan's office in

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a great mass of living flesh with an eye somewhere and a single hand.

1924: 1896: 1737: 1703:, the nations are described as bellicose and self-sufficient; but in 1680: 1616: 1612: 1599: 1486:: A prince of Gathol; love interest for Tara of Helium and father of 1150:

Like most of Burroughs' fiction, the novels in the series are mostly

1082: 890:, and the rest of the books focus on John Carter's later adventures ( 3850:(1st ed.). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 239. 3434:, another earthman whose journey to the Red planet predated his own. 3278:, sharing main feature status alongside an adaptation of Burroughs' 2424:, on this occasion manipulating a temple idol to control followers. 1971: 1960:

similar to faxes and televisions, genetic manipulation, elements of

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Helium, Zodanga, Ptarth, Gathol, Toonolian Marshes, Valley Dor, Okar

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The War of the Worlds: Fresh Perspectives on the H.G. Wells Classic

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ran a newspaper strip also based on the first Barsoom novel titled

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Burroughs, Edgar Rice; Hogan, James P.; Beachler, Scott (2003).

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Burroughs, Edgar Rice; James P., Hogan; Beachler, Scott (2003).

4172:(1st ed.). Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. p. 4143:. Columbia, South Carolina: University of South Carolina Press. 3129:

a popular success, newspapers began a comic strip adaptation of

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was possibly the first fiction of the 20th century to feature a

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from February to July 1912 and published compiled as a novel as

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The arid, lifeless surface of Mars as seen by the Viking Probe

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days in the Martian year, rather than the number of 24.6-hour

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as an adventurous, enticing destination for the imagination.

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Three other books focus on their descendants: Carthoris, in

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Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins with Jad-Bal-Ja the Golden Lion

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Replications: A Robotic History of the Science Fiction Film

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radiation detector used to fire the braking rockets on the

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to their doom as they collide with the massive structure.

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Porges, Irwin; Hulbert, Burroughs; Bradbury, Ray (1975).

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The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Science Fiction and Fantasy

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series led to withdrawal of this title from the market.

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via an editorial called "Tarzan Never Dies", by editor

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by others were inspired by Burroughs' Mars books: the

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In 1955, under the pseudonym John Bloodstone, writer

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observed geological features on Mars which he called

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published "The Barsoom Project", the second in the "

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has four linked novelettes, originally published in

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SF writer Arthur C. Clarke was inspired by Barsoom.

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Martian descendants of John Carter and Dejah Thoris

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Love interest of Gahan of Gathol and mother of 1134:The stories also share a number of elements with 6954: 5135: 4992: 4906: 4863: 4861: 4108:Edgar Rice Burroughs: The Man who Created Tarzan 3782:, a game invented by Burroughs and described in 3572:Swords of Sorrow: Dejah Thoris & Irene Adler 3444:); Running from March 21, 2012, to July 25, 2012 2953:The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume II 2224:: A draft animal, described as being similar to 2167:Green Martian riding a thoat, as illustrated by 3152:Fifteen years later, the British tabloid paper 2629:The Wonderful Adventures of Phra the Phoenician 1797:Yellow Martians are supposedly extinct, but in 1736:They are, like all the humanoid races of Mars, 1019:, as is "John Carter and the Giant of Mars" in 997:, and Martian navy officer Tan Hadron narrates 4907:Burroughs, Edgar Rice; Parrett, Aaron (2004). 4068: 3967: 1850: 391:(1917). The final Barsoom tale was a novella, 6569: 6219: 5121: 4858: 4689: 4261: 4259: 4257: 4255: 4253: 4251: 4249: 4247: 1400:: A Princess of Ptarth, who first appears in 1274:John Carter, as depicted on the cover of the 4766:(1st ed.). New York: Springer. p. 4617:. Doylestown, Pennsylvania: Wildside Press. 4493: 4245: 4243: 4241: 4239: 4237: 4235: 4233: 4231: 4229: 4227: 4134: 4132: 4022: 4020: 2431: 1602:speculation of the time, especially that of 1178:usually to the benefit of the protagonists. 315:is a fictional representation of the planet 4138: 3976:. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press. 3316:): John Carter made a notable cameo in the 2759: 2490:Burroughs' concept of a dying Mars and the 2358:Barsoom might be seen as a kind of Martian 2093:in the northern polar regions described in 1237:. Further examples include Salensus Oll of 1218:was not particularly developed, it did add 1122:. Planetary romance stories are similar to 872:, and Tara's daughter, Llana of Gathol, in 327:. The first Barsoom tale was serialized as 27:Fictional representation of the planet Mars 6576: 6562: 6226: 6212: 5128: 5114: 5059:(1. knižní vyd. ed.). Praha: BB Art. 4757: 4751: 4434: 4432: 4430: 4428: 4402: 4400: 4398: 4396: 4394: 4373:. Dallas, Texas: Benbella Books. pp. 4330: 4328: 4326: 4324: 4322: 4320: 4318: 4316: 4168:Student Companion to James Fenimore Cooper 4064: 4062: 4060: 4058: 4056: 4054: 4026: 3963: 3961: 3959: 3957: 3955: 3953: 3951: 3949: 3947: 3945: 3943: 3941: 3939: 3937: 3870: 3811: 3809: 3807: 3805: 3803: 3372:, and issues 10–12 were an original story. 3144: 2478:Martian canals depicted by Percival Lowell 38: 6129:Minidoka: 937th Earl of One Mile Series M 5018: 4690:Scholes, Robert; Rabkin, Eric S. (1977). 4612: 4608: 4606: 4604: 4362: 4360: 4358: 4356: 4265: 4224: 4129: 4017: 3935: 3933: 3931: 3929: 3927: 3925: 3923: 3921: 3919: 3917: 3864: 2469: 4639:"The Warlord of Mars – ON THE RIVER ISS" 4201: 4199: 4197: 4195: 4193: 4100: 4098: 4096: 4094: 4092: 4090: 3815: 3568:, of which Dejah Thoris was one of many. 2966:" recasts and rationalizes Barsoom as a 2763: 2644: 2544: 2540: 2481: 2473: 2236: 2162: 2154:, native to the Great Toonolian Marshes. 1970: 1751: 1504: 1269: 401:in February 1943. The novel editions of 6719:Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 5036:from the original on September 13, 2019 4729:(1st ed.). Malden, Massachusetts: 4693:Science Fiction: History-Science-Vision 4683: 4671:from the original on September 27, 2020 4579: 4573: 4494:Prakash, Gyan; Kruse, Kevin M. (2008). 4487: 4438: 4425: 4406: 4391: 4366: 4334: 4313: 4051: 3997:John Carter of Mars (August 12, 2011). 3800: 3448:Dejah Thoris and the White Apes of Mars 3063:, set over 14,000 years in the future, 2697:was Reagan's favorite childhood novel. 2635: 2517:In 1895 Lowell published a book titled 2465:Antecedents and influences on Burroughs 2293:: Huge and ferocious, semi-intelligent 2059: 1740:, i.e., their newborn hatch from eggs. 1258: 14: 6955: 5054: 4942: 4888:from the original on December 11, 2018 4601: 4353: 4001:. Lovecraft is Missing. Archived from 3914: 3902:from the original on November 30, 2022 3841: 3839: 3837: 3492:Dejah Thoris and the Green Men of Mars 3181:and then on Barsoom featuring Tarzan, 3085: 2970:visited by his dimension-hopping hero 2391: 2158: 1873: 1249:, and Ul Vas, Jeddak of the Tarids in 6973:Fictional elements introduced in 1912 6557: 6207: 5971:The Deputy Sheriff of Comanche County 5109: 5101:Internet Speculative Fiction Database 4867: 4832:from the original on January 24, 2023 4475:from the original on January 11, 2012 4447:. New York: Oxford University Press. 4205: 4190: 4163: 4157: 4087: 4069:Westfahl, Gary; Gaiman, Neil (2005). 3309:The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen 3165: 2944:, and Alan Moore's graphic novels of 2287:", described as a dog-sized burrower. 1428:and love interest of John Carter and 1279:Big Little Book - John Carter of Mars 991:. Martian guardsman Vor Daj narrates 812:the satellites of Earth and of Mars. 4980:from the original on October 9, 2022 4817: 4720: 4714: 3845: 3674:Dejah Thoris vs. John Carter of Mars 3462:A Princess of Mars — A Graphic Novel 3346:Tarzan/John Carter: Warlords of Mars 3272:series, after which it was moved to 3203:): This comics anthology included a 3133:drawn by Edgar Rice Burroughs' son, 3022:War of the Worlds: Global Dispatches 2353: 1666: 1606:, that saw the planet as a formerly 1114:, which has strong elements of both 902:), or on native Martian characters ( 4469:"A Barsoom Glossary Redmen of Mars" 3834: 3332:), he leads a campaign against the 2830:Through the Gates of the Silver Key 2609:Lieut. Gullivar Jones: His Vacation 2044: 1675:in most respects, except for being 979:, and "Skeleton Men of Jupiter" in 24: 6145:Forgotten Tales of Love and Murder 4855:, episode "Blues for a Red Planet" 4645:from the original on March 8, 2021 4115:: Brigham Young University Press. 2998:In the Courts of the Crimson Kings 1787: 1142:though his books remain in print. 815: 731:– a novella collection containing: 217:2012 map of Barsoom by Oberon Zell 25: 6994: 5076: 5006:from the original on June 6, 2011 4870:"Growing up with Science Fiction" 4027:Bainbridge, William Sims (1986). 3700:): Published from August 24, 2022 2824:The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath 2640: 2371:many parallels to stereotypes of 2116:"Insects", "reptiles" and "birds" 1813: 1747: 866:, his sister, Tara of Helium, in 735:John Carter and the Giant of Mars 6113:The Oakdale Affair and The Rider 5435:The Witch-Doctor Seeks Vengeance 4818:Hood, John (February 24, 2012). 3390:Warlord of Mars: Fall of Barsoom 2871:Alan Burt Akers (Kenneth Bulmer) 2688:Dutch: A Memoir of Ronald Reagan 2583:(1894); and Ellsworth Douglas's 1081:, which was published under the 1028: 211: 6121:Beyond Thirty and The Man-Eater 5048: 5000:"Guaicán Literario: Semblanzas" 4962: 4936: 4925: 4900: 4844: 4811: 4784: 4665:"The Gods of Mars – CHAPTER IV" 4657: 4631: 4546: 4520: 4461: 4286: 3884:. New York: Routledge. p. 3648:Carson of Venus/Warlord of Mars 3404:John Carter: A Princess of Mars 3109: 3029:between the Barsoom series and 3004:is an alternate telling of the 2791:; the Mars and Venus novels of 2744:rules for miniature warfare by 2181: 1910: 1721: 985:. Ulysses Paxton narrates one, 837:, form a trilogy centered upon 6978:Edgar Rice Burroughs locations 6968:Book series introduced in 1917 5913:The Resurrection of Jimber-Jaw 5083:A collection of Barsoom eBooks 4725:A Companion to Science Fiction 4613:Burroughs, Edgar Rice (2004). 3990: 3476:, with a total of 136 pages. ( 3188: 3104: 2817:; the Michael Kane trilogy of 2712:Early science-fiction writers 2500:Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli 2498:. In 1878, Italian astronomer 1671:All Barsoomian races resemble 1585: 1474:guard. Principal character in 1355:, and is the love interest of 13: 1: 6983:Fictional terrestrial planets 5547:Tarzan and the Jungle Murders 5499:Tarzan and the Valley of Luna 5303:Tarzan and the Foreign Legion 5295:Tarzan and the Forbidden City 5191:Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar 4943:Palmer, Ray (November 1955). 4820:"Ronald Reagan's Action Hero" 4272:. Boston: Twayne Publishers. 4266:Holtsmark, Erling B. (1986). 4030:Dimensions of Science Fiction 3794: 3438:John Carter: The Gods of Mars 3376:Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris 1954: 1827: 1326:. Paxton is a soldier in the 1184:also appear, Ras Thavas from 1066: 938:is composed of two novellas. 6472:John Carter, Warlord of Mars 6427:John Carter: Warlord of Mars 6414:John Carter, Warlord of Mars 4868:Sagan, Carl (May 28, 1978). 4731:Blackwell Publishing Limited 4139:Harris-Fain, Darren (2005). 3818:SF: the Otherside of Realism 3816:Clareson, Thomas D. (1971). 3586:John Carter: Warlord of Mars 3297:John Carter, Warlord of Mars 2956:directly reference Barsoom. 2919:Other Worlds Science Stories 2626:from Phra, hero of Arnold's 2575:Mr. Stranger's Sealed Packet 1537:and love interest of Thuvia. 796: 649:November 1934 – April 1935, 510:December 1913 – March 1914, 7: 6802:Natural History of an Alien 5860:The People That Time Forgot 5531:Tarzan and the Elephant Men 5364:Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins 5263:Tarzan and the City of Gold 4758:Hotakainen, Markus (2008). 3773: 2947:Allan and the Sundered Veil 2335: 2136:, a chameleon-like reptile. 2087: 1851:Black Martians (First Born) 1792: 1679:(making them classified as 1531:. A principal character in 1490:; a principal character in 1338: 1320:: The central character in 1263: 1225: 1075:, the first publication of 10: 6999: 6534:Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. 6183:Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. 5754:Tarzan at the Earth's Core 5319:Tarzan: The Lost Adventure 5279:Tarzan and the Leopard Men 5239:Tarzan at the Earth's Core 5231:Tarzan and the Lost Empire 5223:Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle 5207:Tarzan and the Golden Lion 4206:Sharp, Patrick B. (2007). 3616:, Pellucidar, Barsoom and 3414:John Carter: World of Mars 2781:Numerous novels and series 2338:, another Barsoomian race. 2017: 1975:Martian flier on cover of 1930: 1818: 807:he included a glossary of 6904: 6793: 6670: 6659: 6592: 6526: 6463: 6437: 6398: 6371: 6283: 6247: 6163: 6104: 6035: 6008: 5981: 5947:The Bandit of Hell's Bend 5938: 5878: 5852:The Land That Time Forgot 5841: 5788: 5719: 5618: 5565: 5382: 5329: 5148: 4852:Cosmos: A Personal Voyage 4407:Slotkin, Richard (1998). 3694:Dejah Thoris: Fairy Tales 3320:of the series written by 3070: 3065:Mars has been terraformed 3042:In the first chapters of 2849:and Green Star series of 2432:Excessive intellectualism 2348: 1982: 1966:global positioning system 1868: 1841: 1509:John Carter's descendants 1164: 753: 723: 369: 284: 276: 268: 257: 247: 242: 232: 222: 210: 198: 193: 181: 173: 165: 157: 147: 60: 37: 6505:(short story collection) 5920:Beyond the Farthest Star 5555:Tarzan and the Castaways 5523:Tarzan and the Magic Men 5427:Tarzan and the Black Boy 5372:Tarzan and the Castaways 4439:Basalla, George (2006). 4335:Sampson, Robert (1984). 3846:Dick, Steven J. (1999). 3658:Warlords of Mars Attacks 3067:and is renamed Barsoom. 2908:going to Barsoom called 2773:, November 1955, art by 2760:Novels and short stories 2733: 2528:Mars as an Abode of Life 2456:Paradox of "Superiority" 2307: 2283:: A kind of Barsoomian " 2241:Ulsio as illustrated by 2106: 1598:was loosely inspired by 1543:: Impetuous daughter of 1098: 657:February 1936, Burroughs 6480:The Number of the Beast 6327:The Master Mind of Mars 6078:The Girl from Hollywood 5669:The Master Mind of Mars 5539:Tarzan and the Champion 5483:Tarzan Rescues the Moon 5271:Tarzan and the Lion Man 4556:Under the moons of Mars 4367:Yeffeth, Glenn (2005). 4296:Under the Moons of Mars 3748:The Walt Disney Company 3704: 3638:Barbarella/Dejah Thoris 3628:Vampirella/Dejah Thoris 2941:The Number of the Beast 2855:The Goddess of Ganymede 2685:wrote in his biography 2612:(1905) (later retitled 2421:The Master Mind of Mars 2382: 2256:: A large white-furred 2232: 2074:The Master Mind of Mars 1443:The Master Mind of Mars 1323:The Master Mind of Mars 1187:The Master Mind of Mars 1145: 1073:Under the Moons of Mars 988:The Master Mind of Mars 973:, the four novellas in 917: 887:The Master Mind of Mars 768:Skeleton Men of Jupiter 678:January–February 1939, 588:The Master Mind of Mars 567:Argosy All-Story Weekly 516:September 1919, McClurg 489:September 1918, McClurg 393:Skeleton Men of Jupiter 383:Under the Moons of Mars 329:Under the Moons of Mars 243:In-universe information 102:The Master Mind of Mars 6334:A Fighting Man of Mars 6177:John Coleman Burroughs 6094:Marcia of the Doorstep 6054:The Girl from Farris's 5928:Tales of Three Planets 5677:A Fighting Man of Mars 5411:The Fight for the Balu 5356:Tarzan the Magnificent 5340:Jungle Tales of Tarzan 5215:Tarzan and the Ant Men 5099:series listing at the 3698:Dynamite Entertainment 3688:Dynamite Entertainment 3678:Dynamite Entertainment 3662:Dynamite Entertainment 3642:Dynamite Entertainment 3632:Dynamite Entertainment 3610:Dynamite Entertainment 3606:The Greatest Adventure 3600:Dynamite Entertainment 3590:Dynamite Entertainment 3576:Dynamite Entertainment 3530:Dynamite Entertainment 3520:Dynamite Entertainment 3506:Dynamite Entertainment 3496:Dynamite Entertainment 3452:Dynamite Entertainment 3428:Dynamite Entertainment 3394:Dynamite Entertainment 3380:Dynamite Entertainment 3360:Dynamite Entertainment 3137:. Never as popular as 3135:John Coleman Burroughs 3076:The Dead City of Korad 2777: 2719:The Martian Chronicles 2650: 2554: 2487: 2479: 2470:Scientific inspiration 2249: 2175: 2032:A Fighting Man of Mars 1979: 1760: 1510: 1461:A Fighting Man of Mars 1282: 1199:A Fighting Man of Mars 1000:A Fighting Man of Mars 905:A Fighting Man of Mars 741:John Coleman Burroughs 628:May 1931, Metropolitan 620:April–September 1930, 615:A Fighting Man of Mars 595:Amazing Stories Annual 572:November 1922, McClurg 109:A Fighting Man of Mars 6641:The Flight of Dragons 6586:speculative evolution 6488:Sir Harold of Zodanga 6348:Synthetic Men of Mars 6070:The Efficiency Expert 5762:Back to the Stone Age 5693:Synthetic Men of Mars 5403:The Capture of Tarzan 5311:Tarzan and the Madman 5247:Tarzan the Invincible 5055:Buchal, Jiří (2001). 5002:. Cubaliteraria.com. 4164:White, Craig (2006). 3339:The War of the Worlds 3036:The War of the Worlds 2964:Sir Harold of Zodanga 2887:Marion Zimmer Bradley 2767: 2709:was named after him. 2648: 2593:The War of the Worlds 2551:The War of the Worlds 2548: 2541:Previous Mars fiction 2496:Giovanni Schiaparelli 2485: 2477: 2240: 2166: 2081:Synthetic Men of Mars 1974: 1968:", or GPS for short. 1943:Synthetic Men of Mars 1755: 1628:Giovanni Schiaparelli 1508: 1477:Synthetic Men of Mars 1449:Synthetic Men of Mars 1273: 1193:Synthetic Men of Mars 1015:, are written in the 994:Synthetic Men of Mars 911:Synthetic Men of Mars 713:March 1948, Burroughs 684:March 1940, Burroughs 673:Synthetic Men of Mars 564:February–March 1922, 543:October 1920, McClurg 462:October 1917, McClurg 343:in 1917. It features 123:Synthetic Men of Mars 6495:Mars: The Home Front 6320:The Chessmen of Mars 6313:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 6235:Edgar Rice Burroughs 6188:Tarzana, Los Angeles 5661:The Chessmen of Mars 5653:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 5608:The Lad and the Lion 5467:The Battle for Teeka 5175:The Beasts of Tarzan 5167:The Return of Tarzan 5137:Edgar Rice Burroughs 5032:. October 26, 2009. 4721:Seed, David (2005). 4615:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 4269:Edgar Rice Burroughs 3784:The Chessmen of Mars 3596:John Carter: The End 3292:#60 (December 1975). 3177:set an arc first in 3017:George Alec Effinger 3015:", a short story by 3013:Mars: The Home Front 2960:L. Sprague de Camp's 2924:Edgar Rice Burroughs 2785:Radio Planet trilogy 2653:Notable fans of the 2636:Burroughs' influence 2448:The Chessmen of Mars 2440:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 2319:The Chessmen of Mars 2245:in first edition of 2173:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 2171:in first edition of 2103:and female breasts. 2060:Medicine and biology 1997:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1880:The Chessmen of Mars 1835:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1758:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1712:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1694:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1659:London Daily Express 1554:The Chessmen of Mars 1534:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1493:The Chessmen of Mars 1425:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1419:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1366:The Chessmen of Mars 1259:Principal characters 1246:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1243:, Nutus of Dusar in 1212:constructed language 1048:The Chessmen of Mars 1012:The Chessmen of Mars 1006:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 1003:. Two other novels, 869:The Chessmen of Mars 863:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 804:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 774:Edgar Rice Burroughs 754:July 1964, Canaveral 705:March–October 1941, 559:The Chessmen of Mars 532:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 456:February–July 1912, 432:Published as serial 325:Edgar Rice Burroughs 319:created by American 227:Edgar Rice Burroughs 152:Edgar Rice Burroughs 95:The Chessmen of Mars 88:Thuvia, Maid of Mars 49:Edgar Rice Burroughs 6882:Primeval: New World 6455:Barsoomian language 6417:(role-playing game) 6362:John Carter of Mars 6306:The Warlord of Mars 6255:John Carter of Mars 6009:Ruritanian romances 5881:speculative fiction 5868:Out of Time's Abyss 5831:The Wizard of Venus 5746:Tanar of Pellucidar 5730:At the Earth's Core 5709:John Carter of Mars 5645:The Warlord of Mars 5395:Tarzan's First Love 5199:Tarzan the Terrible 5057:Velká kniha komiksů 4945:"Tarzan Never Dies" 3999:"Archive " British" 3684:John Carter of Mars 3552:, Lady Zorro, Eva, 3472:and illustrated by 3466:Sterling Publishing 3264:John Carter of Mars 3234:John Carter of Mars 3212:John Carter of Mars 3205:John Carter of Mars 3116:John Carter of Mars 3086:Film and television 2867:Dray Prescot series 2859:Pursuit on Ganymede 2793:Otis Adelbert Kline 2604:Edwin Lester Arnold 2590:H.G. Wells' novel, 2524:Mars and Its Canals 2415:The Warlord of Mars 2392:Religious deception 2264:The Warlord of Mars 2209:The Warlord of Mars 2096:The Warlord of Mars 2026:The Warlord of Mars 1874:Kaldanes and Rykors 1800:The Warlord of Mars 1700:The Warlord of Mars 1619:Lost Sea of Korus. 1567:: Granddaughter of 1413:The Warlord of Mars 1372:John Carter of Mars 1240:The Warlord of Mars 1107:, belonging to the 1092:John Carter of Mars 1022:John Carter of Mars 982:John Carter of Mars 964:The Warlord of Mars 935:John Carter of Mars 899:John Carter of Mars 834:The Warlord of Mars 729:John Carter of Mars 599:March 1928, McClurg 505:The Warlord of Mars 438:Fictional narrator 435:Published as novel 137:John Carter of Mars 81:The Warlord of Mars 34: 33:Barsoom/Mars Series 6842:The Future Is Wild 6810:The Future Is Wild 6617:Last and First Men 6292:A Princess of Mars 6062:The Oakdale Affair 5990:The Outlaw of Torn 5629:A Princess of Mars 5491:Tarzan the Untamed 5443:The End of Bukawai 5348:Tarzan the Untamed 5331:Tarzan collections 5159:Tarzan of the Apes 4874:The New York Times 3724:Antonio Sabato Jr. 3456:the 'face' of Mars 3432:Lt. Gullivar Jones 3398:A Princess of Mars 3384:A Princess of Mars 3369:A Princess of Mars 3255:Tarzan of the Apes 3131:A Princess of Mars 2930:Robert A. Heinlein 2789:Ralph Milne Farley 2778: 2724:Robert A. Heinlein 2703:Cornell University 2694:A Princess of Mars 2651: 2555: 2488: 2480: 2400:A Princess of Mars 2300:A Princess of Mars 2250: 2203:A Princess of Mars 2176: 2068:A Princess of Mars 2053:A Princess of Mars 2008:space capsule. In 1980: 1761: 1730:A Princess of Mars 1511: 1391:A Princess of Mars 1352:A Princess of Mars 1304:A Princess of Mars 1283: 1234:A Princess of Mars 1222:to the narrative. 1207:A Princess of Mars 1078:A Princess of Mars 1036:A Princess of Mars 952:A Princess of Mars 846:damsel in distress 822:A Princess of Mars 483:January–May 1913, 451:A Princess of Mars 403:A Princess of Mars 388:A Princess of Mars 340:A Princess of Mars 202:A Princess of Mars 67:A Princess of Mars 45:A Princess of Mars 32: 6950: 6949: 6900: 6899: 6759:The World of Kong 6695:The New Dinosaurs 6664: 6584:Notable works of 6551: 6550: 6284:Literature series 6201: 6200: 5982:Historical novels 5778:Savage Pellucidar 5721:Pellucidar series 5592:The Eternal Lover 5419:The God of Tarzan 5255:Tarzan Triumphant 5183:The Son of Tarzan 5026:"Man of Extremes" 3872:Stableford, Brian 3820:. Popular Press. 3718:film produced by 3558:Esmeralda Aguilar 3350:Dark Horse Comics 3096:: In interviews, 2775:J. Allen St. John 2606:'s earlier novel 2600:Richard A. Lupoff 2570:Auf Zwei Planeten 2560:Across the Zodiac 2354:American frontier 2243:J. Allen St. John 2169:J. Allen St. John 1667:Races and culture 1231:the first novel, 1124:sword and sorcery 1112:planetary romance 932:during 1941, and 794: 793: 331:in pulp magazine 310: 309: 237:Planetary romance 189: 188: 16:(Redirected from 6990: 6826:Extraterrestrial 6727:Future Evolution 6668: 6667: 6662: 6601:The Time Machine 6578: 6571: 6564: 6555: 6554: 6539:James Cameron's 6519:(Martian crater) 6407:Warriors of Mars 6380:Princess of Mars 6299:The Gods of Mars 6228: 6221: 6214: 6205: 6204: 6171:Florence Gilbert 5998:I Am a Barbarian 5799:Pirates of Venus 5637:The Gods of Mars 5507:The Tarzan Twins 5130: 5123: 5116: 5107: 5106: 5071: 5070: 5052: 5046: 5045: 5043: 5041: 5022: 5016: 5015: 5013: 5011: 4996: 4990: 4989: 4987: 4985: 4966: 4960: 4959: 4957: 4955: 4940: 4934: 4929: 4923: 4922: 4904: 4898: 4897: 4895: 4893: 4865: 4856: 4848: 4842: 4841: 4839: 4837: 4815: 4809: 4808: 4794:Gullivar of Mars 4788: 4782: 4781: 4765: 4755: 4749: 4748: 4728: 4718: 4712: 4711: 4687: 4681: 4680: 4678: 4676: 4661: 4655: 4654: 4652: 4650: 4635: 4629: 4628: 4610: 4599: 4598: 4577: 4571: 4570: 4550: 4544: 4543: 4541: 4539: 4530:. 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