Wizdom of Tars Tarkas

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Loved the books and the movie.
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Hello. I was all over this as soon as I saw the title.

I owned this comic book.

I am a big fan of John Carter and I wish all ten books were still in print instead of just Chessmen of Mars and Thuvia. I thought the movie was good, but agreed, that it has been copied so many times that the film version of Barroom was late in the game. Mrs. King and I both enjoyed it nonetheless and Mrs. King read the books available--the two above and Warlord of Mars, which was released with the movie and the movie followed the book's plot.

Tars Tarkas is a wise Thark. That is why he is jeddak.
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I am now off to read up on John Carter.
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I am now off to read up on John Carter.
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Not prophetic, but it made me laugh :lol:

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Have never read the books, but I loved the movie.
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Citizen B wrote: Wed Oct 04, 2023 8:52 pm Hello. I was all over this as soon as I saw the title.

I owned this comic book.

I am a big fan of John Carter and I wish all ten books were still in print instead of just Chessmen of Mars and Thuvia. I thought the movie was good, but agreed, that it has been copied so many times that the film version of Barroom was late in the game. Mrs. King and I both enjoyed it nonetheless and Mrs. King read the books available--the two above and Warlord of Mars, which was released with the movie and the movie followed the book's plot.

Tars Tarkas is a wise Thark. That is why he is jeddak.
I don't know how many there were, but read several of the books when I was 10 or so.
I liked Doc Savage best though.
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Citizen B wrote: Wed Oct 04, 2023 8:52 pm Hello. I was all over this as soon as I saw the title.

I owned this comic book.

I am a big fan of John Carter and I wish all ten books were still in print instead of just Chessmen of Mars and Thuvia. I thought the movie was good, but agreed, that it has been copied so many times that the film version of Barroom was late in the game. Mrs. King and I both enjoyed it nonetheless and Mrs. King read the books available--the two above and Warlord of Mars, which was released with the movie and the movie followed the book's plot.

Tars Tarkas is a wise Thark. That is why he is jeddak.
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Ronv69 wrote: Fri Oct 06, 2023 12:02 am
I don't know how many there were, but read several of the books when I was 10 or so.
I liked Doc Savage best though.
I've read a few but the Man of Bronze and his crew never appealed to me.

G-8 and his Battle Aces, though. I find those stories riveting.

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