Friday, May 9, 2014

Tarzan at the Earth's Core

At the Earth's Core by Sequential Pulp and Dark Horse

Sequential Pulp and Dark Horse Comics are teaming up to produce a new adaptation 
of Edgar Rice Burrough's At the Earth's Core. It's adapted by Martin Powell and 
the artist is Jamie Chase. There are a few examples of his work here:

Tarzan at the Earth's Core cover art

Here's a look at the cover art by Tim Burgard from the upcoming graphic novel from Dark Horse comics. The comic will be adapted by Martin Powell and will be coming out sometime this year.

I love that the good old familiar logo is used.



At the Earth's Core or rather Inside a hollow cavern a few miles downward

Edgar Rice Burroughs: COMICS GALLERY 23 Compiled by Bill Hillman


 
Edgar Rice Burroughs:
COMICS GALLERY 23
Compiled by Bill Hillman



Korak DC Comics

DC Korak 46
46
1st DC Issue
1972/05-06
Korak - Son of Tarzan:
The Treasure Vaults of Opar (Frank Thorne)
Carson of Venus: Mars or Bust!  (Mike Kaluta)
Pellucidar: The World Within (Alan Weiss)
47

DC Korak 48
48
1972/09-10
Korak: Lord of Pal-ul-don (FT)
Carson of Venus: Battle Cry (MK)
Ape Vine Letters Page
DC Korak 49
49
1972/11-12
Korak: The Search (FT - writer Kubert)
Carson of Venus: Gathering Tarel
Ape Vine Letters Page

DC Korak 50
50
1973/01-02
Korak: Underworld (FT)
Carson of Venus: (Adapted from Pirates of Venus)
Ape Vine Letters Page
DC Korak 51
51
1973/03-04
Korak: Into the Depths (FT)
Carson of Venus: Mutiny at Sea (MK)
The Ape Vine Letters Page

DC Korak 52
52
1973/06-07
Korak: The Outcasts (Murphy Anderson)
Carson of Venus: Duare...Princess of Venus (MK)
Tarzan's Animal Encyclopedia (2 1-page features)
The Ape Vine Letters Page
DC Korak 53
53
1973/08-09
Korak: The Tribe That Time Forgot (MA)
Tarzan's Animal Encyclopedia (1-page feature)
Carson of Venus: Catastrophe
(based on Pirates of Venus)(MK)
The Ape Vine Letters Page

DC Korak 54
54
1973/10-11
Korak: Blood Brothers (MA)
Carson of Venus: Into the Land of Noobol
(Based on Lost on Venus)(MK)
The Ape Vine Letters Page
DC Korak 55
55
1973-1974/12-01
Korak: Terror Mountain (MA)
Carson of Venus: Lost on Venus (MK)
Tarzan's Animal Encyclopedia
The Ape Vine Letters Page

DC Korak 56
56
1974/02-03
Korak: The Mound of Skulls (MA)
Carson of Venus: Babes in the Woods
(Based on Lost on Venus)(MK)
Tarzan's Animal Encyclopedia
The Ape Vine Letters Page
DC 57
57




DC Korak 58
58
1975/07-08
Korak: Cave of Darkness (Rudy Florese - writer Kubert)
Korak: The Deadlly Motion-Picture! (RM)
The Ape Vine Letters Page
DC 59
59

DC Korak 60
60
1975/11-12
Tarzan Family Giant presents
Korak: Forbidden Tomb (RF)
Tarzan: Escape from Pellucidar (RM)
Carson of Venus: Mars... or Bust! (MK)
Hal Foster Tarzan Sundays Archives: Seven pages
1. The Mystery of the Elephants' Graveyard
2. The Attack of the Pterodactyls
3. The King of the Apes
4. Through the Cavern's Mouth
5. Into a Primeval Swamp
6. The Ape-Man and the Dinosaur
7.  Battling the Gigantosaurus
Amazon of Barsoom (Zamora)
Tarzan's Jungle Album - Scott Photo (1-page feature)
The Ape Vine Two Letters Pages
DC Korak 61
61
1976/01-02
Tarzan Family Giant presents;
Korak: Slave Ship
Beyond the Farthest Star
Tarzan: The Stone Pharaoh Pt. 2 (RM)
Carson of Venus: The Girl in the Garden (MK)
Tarzan's Jungle Album - Glenn Morris Photo
The Ape Vine Letters Pages







DC Korak 62
62
1976/03-04
Tarzan Family Giant presents:
Korak: Island of Lost Heads (RF)
John Carter of Mars (Zamora)
Tarzan: The Peaceful Mist (RM)
Carson of Venus: Battle Cry (Kaluta)
(Based on Pirates of Venus)
Hal Foster Tarzan Sunday Archives (seven)
1. Korak the Killer
2. The Killer and the King
3. The Vengeance of the Beasts
4. Through the Top of the Jungle
5. The Broken Vine
6. The Cry of the Bull Ape
7. The Return of the Young Bwana
Tarzan's Jungle Album - Weissmuller & O'Sullivan photo
The Ape Vine Letters Pages
DC Korak 63
63
1976/05-06
Tarzan Family Giant presents:
Korak: Song of the Dolphin
John Carter of Mars: Death Has Three Heads (Zamora)
Carson of Venus: Gathering Tarel (MK)
(Based on Pirates of Venus)
Hal Foster Tarzan Sunday Archives (Ten)
1. War to the Death?
2. Attack of the Tribesmen?
3. Rescued Legionnaire Prisoners?
4. Lost Companions?
5. Into the Stronghold?
6. Escape with the Dancing Girl?
7. Rescue of D'arnot
8. Three Prisoners
9. Battle with Numa
10. Farewell to Legionnaires
The Ape Vine Letters Pages

DC Korak 64
64
1976/07-08
Tarzan Family Giant presents:
Korak: The Gigantics  (RF)
John Carter of Mars: Lights of Doom (Zamora)
Tarzan: (Desert Death Trap) (RM)
Carson of Venus: Pirates of Venus (MK)
The Ape Vine Letters Page
DC Korak 65
65
1976/09-10
Tarzan Family Giant presents:
Korak: Deadlier Than the Male (Sherman & Smith)
John Carter of Mars: Arrival (Princess of Mars)
Fantastic Creatures of Edgar Rice Burroughs (3 pages)(Neal MacDonald)
Carson of Venus: Mutiny at Sea (MK)
Carson of Venus: Duare...Princess of Venus
The Ape Vine Letters Page


DC Korak 66
66
1976/11-12
Korak: A Gift Most Deadly (Sherman & Zamora)
John Carter of Mars: Prologue
John Carter of Mars: Prisoner of the Tharks (MA)
Pellucidar: The Amulet, The Power, and the Hero (Talaoc)
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JOHN CARTER "Lights of Doom"

Reading Room: JOHN CARTER "Lights of Doom"

The John Carter movie is in theaters now...
...so we're presenting the never-reprinted "Secret Diaries" mini-series that ran in DC Comics'Tarzan Family in 1976!
This all-new tale from Tarzan Family #64 (1976) was written by Bob Kanigher, penciled by Noly Zamora and inked by Vic Catan.
Unfortunately, the story ends on a cliffhanger as the remaining two issues of Tarzan Familyfeatured a reprint of Carter's first DC Comics appearances in Tarzan #207-208...
DC then cancelled both of their Burroughs-related titles as ERB.Inc announced plans to publish their own line of comic books which, unfortunately didn't work out, as seen HERE.
In 1977, Marvel Comics was granted the license for ERB characters, doing both Tarzan and John Carter as stand-alone titles which ignored any new storylines DC had produced.
When Marvel's Burroughs titles were cancelled in 1979, unused artwork for both of them was adapted (ironically) into other licensed-property titles!
The unused Tarzan story became, with rescripting and additional art, a two-part BattleStar Galactica tale .
John Carter's unpublished tale was modified into a two-part Star Wars story (#53-54) with John Carter becoming Aron PeacebringerDejah Thoris relabeled Alisande, and Tars Tarkas losing a couple of arms, turning orange, and renamed Keral Longknife!

As we mentioned earlier, the "Secret Diaries" mini-series has never been reprinted since it's publication in 1976, even in the recent Dark Horse trade paperback that presented all the otherJohn Carter stories that appeared in DC Comics!
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JOHN CARTER "Death has Three Heads"


Saturday, March 10, 2012

Reading Room: JOHN CARTER "Death has Three Heads"
The John Carter movie is in theaters now...

...so we're presenting the never-reprinted "Secret Diaries" mini-series that ran in DC Comics' Tarzan Family in 1976!




The adventure concludes...tomorrow!
Of course, it goes without saying that since these are the "secret diaries" of John Carter, that he must have survived in order to write them...
This all-new tale from Tarzan Family #63 (1976) was written by Bob Kanigher, penciled by Noly Zamora and inked by Vic Catan.
As we mentioned earlier, this series has never been reprinted since it's publication in 1976, even in the recent Dark Horse trade paperback that presented all the other John Carter stories that appeared in Tarzan and Weird Worlds!
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Saturday, March 10, 2012

Reading Room: JOHN CARTER "Death has Three Heads"

The John Carter movie is in theaters now...
...so we're presenting the never-reprinted "Secret Diaries" mini-series that ran in DC Comics'Tarzan Family in 1976!
The adventure concludes...tomorrow!
Of course, it goes without saying that since these are the "secret diaries" of John Carter, that he must have survived in order to write them...
This all-new tale from Tarzan Family #63 (1976) was written by Bob Kanigher, penciled by Noly Zamora and inked by Vic Catan.
As we mentioned earlier, this series has never been reprinted since it's publication in 1976, even in the recent Dark Horse trade paperback that presented all the other John Carter stories that appeared in Tarzan and Weird Worlds!
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Reading Room: JOHN CARTER "Secret Diaries of John Carter"

Friday, March 9, 2012

Reading Room: JOHN CARTER "Secret Diaries of John Carter"

The John Carter movie opens today...
 ...so we're presenting the never-reprinted "Secret Diaries" series that ran in DC Comics' Tarzan Family in 1976!
 The adventure continues...tomorrow!
There are a couple of inconsistencies with the established John Carter/Burroughs Universe canon.
The Myposans are actually a Venusian race from Burroughs' Carson of Venus series!
The girl should be red-skinned or pale white, not Caucasian-flesh colored.
It's not clearly-stated when this story takes place, but because Carter is still wearing his Earth-produced pants, it's implied that it's shortly after he arrives on Mars.
(The Comics Code didn't allow him to show up stark naked on Barsoom!)

This all-new tale from Tarzan Family #62 (1976) was written by Bob Kanigher, penciled by Noly Zamora and inked by Vicatan.
As we mentioned earlier, this series has never been reprinted since it's publication in 1976, even in the recent Dark Horse trade paperback that presented all the other John Carter stories that appeared in Tarzan and Weird Worlds!