I looked it up on Wikipedia. There are indeed some Italian publications. However, I have never met anyone who has mentioned it to me. And until I was 35, I was very passionate about fantasy.#5 in the John Carter of Mars series. #1 of which is Princess of Mars. They've held up more-or-less OK, but after the first several (there are 11 books) it gets to be a bit of a slog.
It actually didn't completely suck even! I was a bit shocked. OFC they had to make Dejah an awesome swordswoman and I found it utterly unbelievable that a civil war era Southern gentleman would joke about hiding behind her in a fight. :eyeroll:
I don't know what to say. Every country has its own peculiarities. I mentioned La Linea earlier. I don't think everyone knows it. And we know little about that saga. I say little because there is more than one publication, so I imagine that if they made more than one, it means that it sold well enough. But not enough to be famous.
I can buy you not knowing of John Carter, but Tarzan? Really?
Of course I know Tarzan, just like I know Angela Lausbury. But I only know them from what they've shown in Italy.
I knew John Carter what I didn't know is that Edgar Rice Bouroghs is it's autor
It is a bit of a niche thing. ERB was known by it's Tarzan books, so much so, that the town he lived in, even changed it's name to Tarzania. But, the John Carter of Mars series, in spite of selling well, and having a rabid following, didn't appeal to the mainstream. Anyone really into Sci-Fi of the Golden Age, knows about it, but it is not as widespread as Tarzan.
Thanks!
You're not saying that while Mark is in Aruba, the girls are satisfying each other, are you?
Nope. The girls will only have sex with Mark present.
The worst thing about the movie is that Dejah Thoris wasn't costumed the way she was in the books - just wearing jewelry.
