A masterpiece in the true sense of the term

John Carter is the inverse of Peter Pan, a great and solid kid who has decided to be born thirty years instead of remaining child. Instead of the imaginary country (though), John Carter finds its playground on Mars, to which his astral body is irresistibly attracted. There followed disheveled and chivalrous adventures, swarming the corpses of his enemies, whether human or measuring more than twice its size, like so many fallen trees separating it from the ultimate prize, the bare arms of his perfect woman , Dejah Thoris, Princess incomparable why would fight whole nations of Barsoom, the name that residents give to their planet.

His descendants, Carthoris and Tara, are the respective hero of four novels and five, and will show themselves worthy of courage and romance of their illustrious father. By the way, to all who would see heroines in Burroughs as damsels in distress, I invite them to count the number of victims directly attributable to the talent with knives Tara Princess Helium.

Allergic naive charm and innocence, daydreaming of Edgar Rice Burroughs, also father of Tarzan, will probably not to your liking. For all others, the imagination of the Adventure Master is sure to inspire you. Be amazed by these texts, the first of which more than a century now, but have retained their freshness. A masterpiece in the true sense. And it's not Carl Sagan, Ray Bradbury, Michael Moorcock, Alex Raymond, George Lucas, Andrew Stanton (the only one to have made a direct adaptation) and James Cameron will tell you otherwise!