The greatest of ERB's heroines was the incomparably beautiful Martian Princess,
Dejah Thoris.
Inspiration for JCB's vision of this most beautiful woman on two planets was his wife,
Jane Ralston Burroughs.
Jack supplemented Jane's live modelling with hundreds of photographs
and it is our pleasure to share some of these photos in this tribute.
ow, I’m extra delighted, albeit surprised, to see that mega media giant Disney has jumped on the “body art is beautiful” bandwagon.
From the new kid friendly sci-fi flick John Carter (in theaters next friday on March 9th), feast your eyes on Princess Dejah Thoris:I felt Miss Collins pretty added up a pretty good Dejah Thoris.I never imagined tatooes,but Edgar Rice Burroughs pretty discribed anyone his wife above to Lynda Carter or Kim Kardashian.So she pretty much fits the bill.Well,one idiot on the Internut,thought Lynne Collins wasn't spounge weathy.As if,some pie eating coach sleeping fat frack fan boy,would worthy of her notice.He'd be lucky ,if Miss Collins farted ,in his direction,by accident,on a windy day.Now,if only Janes got way the Maureer O'Sullivan clones and Hollyweird pick a blonde this time,like was done Gordan Scott or Lex Barker.The only the only Jane ,I ever liked was
Andie MacDowell
| Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes | Miss Jane Porter |
.Hey,Lynne Collins as Dejah Thoris this weeks desktop.Yeah,sure they made Dejah Thoris,a
scientist,but hey,it's not the 1930's.Burrough never thought of it,but it dosen't hurt the movie,
neither.John Carter works,unless this bomb.Tracy Lords as Dejah Thoris /?More like it
Dejah Blowjob meet soap hunk>
Anything for a buck!John Farter of Mars.And the classic story<that inspired Dysey to do a better job<that this low budget abomination.See Traci Lords,againning to act outside of porno.See Antonio Sabato,junior out act 
Antonio Sabato,senior.See Tarks Tarkis ride a horse and nothing else.See Edgar Rice Burroughs spin in his grave.
Actress Lynn Collins on her role as the Princess from planet Mars:
“She is a strong, independent, intelligent female with her hands both firmly grasped on her masculinity,” she told THR. “And that’s something we just don’t see that much. And I wanted to inspire women with that image, with that character.”
