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The first John Carter book in which he is zipped to Mars and meets Dejah Thoris and fights guys!

This is more Edgar Rice Burroughs maze fanart stuff, the other examples of which are RIGHT HERE and you can solve that maze in there too

This book is dynamite! It's Edgar Rice Burroughs' very first book, released as a magazine serial in 1912 as "Under the Moons of Mars" It's loaded with drama, romance, sword fighting, and features psychic abilities and mysterious forces! There was this movie based on it from Disney a few years back, but it was crap and left out the good parts

Like with my previous Barsoom arts, it's a genderbend, so Dejah Thoris is all male and stuff

I started this series about a year ago, and this one I've been doing off and on for a bit. Finished on my weekend which watching The Scalphunters with Burt Lancaster and Zardoz

I'm actually reading Burroughs right now, in the form of "Tanar of Pellucidar", the 3rd "Earth's Core" book, and also reading Otis Adelbert Kline with "Jan of the Jungle" which is a "Tarzan" knockoff.

Description

The first John Carter book in which he is zipped to Mars and meets Dejah Thoris and fights guys!

This is more Edgar Rice Burroughs maze fanart stuff, the other examples of which are RIGHT HERE and you can solve that maze in there too

This book is dynamite! It's Edgar Rice Burroughs' very first book, released as a magazine serial in 1912 as "Under the Moons of Mars" It's loaded with drama, romance, sword fighting, and features psychic abilities and mysterious forces! There was this movie based on it from Disney a few years back, but it was crap and left out the good parts

Like with my previous Barsoom arts, it's a genderbend, so Dejah Thoris is all male and stuff

I started this series about a year ago, and this one I've been doing off and on for a bit. Finished on my weekend which watching The Scalphunters with Burt Lancaster and Zardoz

I'm actually reading Burroughs right now, in the form of "Tanar of Pellucidar", the 3rd "Earth's Core" book, and also reading Otis Adelbert Kline with "Jan of the Jungle" which is a "Tarzan" knockoff.