#john carter a princess of mars

[maya-the-surreal-soldier]

Tars in the sunnn 💖💖💖

Best boi ever 🙇🙇🙇

[curtvilescomic]

Princess of Mars #14 cover by Joe Jusko

[chernobog13]

Gino D'Achille's original, textless cover for Ballantine Books' 1973 paperback edition of A Princess of Mars.

[my-beautiful-monsters]

Continuing my long running Edgar Rice Burroughs Martian Maiden commissions with Janai - joyous on her wedding day 🌸 Ink on bristol board 🖌️

[a-bluedream-posts]

Dejah Thoris coppertone homage by JoshBurns

[reyturnofbensolo]

Dejah Thoris by Arantza Sestayo!

[angelica-cj]

John Carter Tharks anyone? Just me? Ok...

My favorite characters from the film, I love them, also the movie is good too.

[bluealienobsesser]

I've been imagining red Martians looking more similar to green martians because I would like if they looked more alien

Thuvia and her banths

Dejah is a princess so she has alot of gold and her body paint is blue to represent her kingdom

[pulpsandcomics2]

Joe Jusko

[nfcomics]

WARLORD OF MARS no.1 • cover art • J. Scott Campbell [Oct 2010]

The original warrior of Mars returns from Dynamite! Warlord of Mars is an enhancement of the classic Edgar Rice Burroughs story, Princess of Mars! If you thought you knew the story, think again! This series will capture the ?grit and action of the original while expanding on it with new elements. The story is about John Carter, an ex-cavalry officer in the Confederate Army who finds himself mysteriously transported to Mars! Joining him in his adventures there are Tars Tarkas, his Martian comrade, and Dejah Thoris, a Martian Princess.

[platinumtimesbaby]

John Carter

[maya-the-surreal-soldier]

My bby, lil gurl

Ka'la is down bad (lmao bitchless)

[mysticforge]

Inked and colored this Dejah of Mars sketch. Having an amazing time exploring new ideas in this sketchbook.

#dejahthoris #sketchbook #comicart #comicartist #illustration #illustrationartists #illustrator #johncarter #warlordsofmars #princessofmars

[chernobog13]

John Carter demonstrates his strength and fighting prowess to the Tharks!

Image by Laemeur@DeviantArt.

[cloudkentsstuff]

Art by Frank E. Schoonover

[nerds-yearbook]

A confederate civil war veteran John Carter was considered dead since he disappeared in 1866 when he tried his hand at prospecting. Carter, however, reappeared in New York in 1876. He came to live on the Hudson and confided in his nephew that he had spent those missing years on the planet Mars. He left a manuscript to his nephew (either by blood or by affection) of his first trip to mars and made him promise to wait to publish it for 21 years after his death. (A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs, BK)