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Barsoom series by Edgar Rice Burroughs (1912–1943)

Barsoom series by Edgar Rice Burroughs (1912–1943)

  1. “Under the Moons of Mars” begins serialization

    Labels: John Carter, Barsoom, All-Story Magazine

  2. “The Gods of Mars” expands Barsoom’s mythology

    Labels: The Gods, Barsoom, All-Story Magazine

  3. “The Warlord of Mars” completes the early trilogy

    Labels: The Warlord, John Carter, Barsoom

  4. “Thuvia, Maid of Mars” shifts focus to new heroes

    Labels: Thuvia, Carthoris, Barsoom

  5. “A Princess of Mars” published as a book

    Labels: A Princess, Hardcover, Barsoom

  6. “The Gods of Mars” appears in novel form

    Labels: The Gods, Novel edition, Barsoom

  7. “The Warlord of Mars” published as a novel

    Labels: The Warlord, Novel edition, Barsoom

  8. “The Chessmen of Mars” broadens Barsoom’s scope

    Labels: The Chessmen, Barsoom, 1920s

  9. “The Master Mind of Mars” experiments with narration

    Labels: The Master, Ulysses Paxton, Amazing Stories

  10. “A Fighting Man of Mars” continues the wider Barsoom era

    Labels: A Fighting, Tan Hadron, The Blue

  11. “Swords of Mars” returns John Carter to center stage

    Labels: Swords of, John Carter, Edgar Rice

  12. “Synthetic Men of Mars” introduces new kinds of threats

    Labels: Synthetic Men, Argosy Weekly, Barsoom

  13. “Llana of Gathol” becomes the last lifetime Barsoom book

    Labels: Llana of, Amazing Stories, Barsoom

  14. Burroughs dies, ending new Barsoom writing

    Labels: Edgar Rice, Encino California, Barsoom

  15. “John Carter of Mars” collects late tales in hardcover

    Labels: John Carter, Canaveral Press