First
and Only Weekly Webzine Devoted to the Life and Works of Edgar Rice Burroughs
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Related Memorabilia
on display in the
Bill & Sue-On Hillman
Library
Actually just an excuse to catalogue and
organize some of our ERB treasures and
to promote discourse with other collectors
and enthusiasts
NOTE: This page is sadly outdated. It was one of our first
ERB Web pages constructed back in 1996.
It is left in its archaic state as a curiosity reference until the
planned reconstruction.
Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875-1950)
The master of imaginative fantasy adventure
and the "grandfather of science-fiction"
Edgar Rice Burroughs
(l875-l950) is known as the Grandfather of American Science Fiction. He
predicted the invention of radar, sonar, television, teletype, the radio
compass, the automatic pilot, homing devices on bombs and torpedoes, genetic
cloning, living organ transplants, antigravity propulsion and many other
concepts deemed totally fantastic in his time. His soaring imagination,
coupled with the sure instinct of a master storyteller, assures him a position
of honor among American writers of the twentieth century.
-- George T. McWhorter -- Curator, Burroughs Memorial
Collection / Editor: BURROUGHS BULLETIN
For years he thought himself
a failure . . . then he wrote a story. It sold and he wrote others and
they too sold. Success no longer eluded him. His romantic fantasies were
transformed into a world of vast adventure and excitement. He was imitated
by many but none could equal him; none could match that special quality
that set him apart. For each of those worlds he created was unique and
fascinating and believable in its own right."
--
ERB Creator of Tarzan Website introduction, (www.tarzan.com)
The creations of Edgar
Rice Burroughs continue to live on in the imagination of his readers in
a way that few authors ever achieved. No matter where you go in this world,
everyone knows of Tarzan. The imagination of Edgar Rice Burroughs is with
us today and endures. -- Robert
B. Zeuschner, ERB: The Exhaustive Scholar’s and Collector’s Descriptive
Bibliography
Edgar Rice Burroughs...could
pace, he was accessable, he was a brilliant inventor of languages, and
he told emotionally satisfying morality plays in an action/adventure framework.
He had the capacity to imagine fully-fleshed worlds by the carload. ...no
one since then ...has created a greater number of wildly popular imaginative
series. Yes, he was followed by many better, more subtle, more erudite
writers ...most of whom built upon his foundation...but...he was the first,
and he is still very readable and very popular, and what more need you
ask of a pioneer?
-- Mike Resnick -- The Burroughs Style - A Writer's
Analysis
(Adapted and Excerpted from ERBFAQ)
Edgar Rice Burroughs was to
become the acknowledged master of the scientific romance. In stories of
this nature, colourful adventure in the classical sense is seasoned with
just enough science to lend wonder and enchantment to the background and
locale. ...The rousing enthusiasm that greeted his first novel, A Princess
of Mars, was to usher in a golden era of escape science fiction. Burroughs
completely divorced the reader from association with reality and carried
him off to a never-never world of his own creating. ...He was a natural
storyteller. His style never jarred. It flowed along, quickly and smoothly,
weaving the reader into the spell of the story. ...Literary critics, judging
ERB by absolute literary standards, have never been kind. They have pointed
out that his plots are repetitious, his prose construction often hasty,
with an overwhelming emphasis on action and violence and the fact that
some of his novels seemed to be a pointless procession of incidents rather
than a completely co-ordinated whole. Burroughs never denied the charges
and with almost a note of apology frequently explained that it was his
purpose to write for those who desired entertainment and escape and that
he expected his works to be judged by that standard. ...In all the literature
of mankind, only Sherlock Holmes is nearly as well known as Tarzan. This
popularity is justified. Tarzan of the Apes is a great and fabulous
adventure epic. ...it seems likely that at least Tarzan will be
printed and read long after many authors "with pointed messages for our
times" have been forgotten.
--Sam Moskowitz -- 1958
The novels of Edgar Rice
Burroughs have acted as dream catalysts, spanning the planet with an uncountable
number of mind dramas. ...We have shared the dreams he invoked. In a very
real sense the spirit of that great Magician of Dreams pervades these pages.
His magic took hold of (our) minds...it has reached across the decades
to draw us together.... We are fellow wayfarers. Sometimes, of course,
the magic fails; and so we have critics who look on in amazement at the
phenomenon that is ERB. The dreams have gone unrecognized, perhaps hidden
behind failing of language and character and plot -- dingy gold, cast aside
for brass. The loss, of course, is theirs. All man's works are flawed,
if one looks closely enough, and there is little to be gained -- much to
be lost -- by judging a work on its failing rather than its successes.
Magic is fragile and does not bear close scrutiny. --Patrick
H. Adkins -- Dream Vaults of Opar -- 1984
Fanzines
ERBANIA (British) edited
by D. Peter Ogden...Number 1, April 1956...numbers 2-9, 15-18, 41-81.
ERB-Dom edited by Camille
Cazedessus, Jr. Vol. 1, No. 1 May 1960 (2 printings)... And Numbers 3-13,
15-17, 23-26, 29, 30, 31, 33-36, 42, 43, 45, 46, 49-73, large size format
74-79, 80-85, 88, 89 ~[ LOOKING FOR: 2, 14, 18, 20-22, 27, 28, 32, 44,
47-48, 86, 87]
Forgotten Sea of Mars by
Michael Resnick (A Sequel to Llana of Gathol)...Supplement with ERB-Dom
#12
Burroughs Bulletin published
by the Burroughs Bibliophiles...edited by Vernell Coriell #10, #15
(1964), #16 (1966), #17 (1967), #18 (1968), #19 (1969), #30 (1973), Nos.
66, 67, 68 (Amazing Stories Annual reprint of Master Mind of Mars)
Burroughs Reader & Thuria edited
by Dale R. Broadhurst...Thuria #1 (1962), BR 2-6, 7-9
Anomaly #1, 1969
FOOM! Friends of Ol' Marvel, #20, 1978, Much ERB
Burroughs Bulletin, New
Series, #1 (Jan. ‘90), #2, #3, #9-24, #26, #27, #29 (Winter ‘97),
#30 (Spring ‘97), #31 (Summer 1997), #32 (Fall, 1997), #33
( Winter, 1998), #34 (Spring, !998), #35 #38 ~ Ed. George T. McWhorter
Burroughs Bibliophiles Fan Directory,
1962 and 1996
Vern Coriell: Burroughs Bibliophile (Bio Booklet
published by Burroughs Bibliophiles Circa 1969)
Gridley Waves (many)
Pulpdom by Caz (many)
ERB News Dateline, #57/58
(Jan ‘97), #59 (May 1997)
ERB Collector, #3
ERB
in the PULPS
(Updated July 2004)
Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 18, 1922 ~ Chessmen of Mars
1 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, December 9, 1922 - January 20, 1923,
Tarzan
and the Golden Lion
- All 7 parts excerpted from mags and bound - ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, January 13, 1923, Tarzan and
the Golden Lion ~ 6/7
Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 26, 1923, The Moon Maid
~ 4/5 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 2, 1924 ~ Tarzan and
the Ant Men ~ ERB 2
Argosy All-Story Weekly, March 8, 1924 ~ Tarzan and the
Ant Men ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, Octover 4, 1924 ~ The Bandit of Hell's Bend
~ 4/6 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 21, 1925 ~ The Moon
Men ~ 1/4 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, February 28, 1925 ~ The Moon
Men ~ 2/4 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, March 14, 1925 ~ The Moon Men
~ 4/4 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, September 12,
1925, The Red Hawk - 2/3 - ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, May 7, 1927,
The
War Chief ~ 4/5 ~ ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, June 2, 1928 ~ Apache Devil
Blue Book, October 1930 - April 1931
- Tarzan, Guard of the Jungle
-
All 7 parts excerpted from mags and bound - ERB
Blue Book, November 1930, Tarzan Guard
of the Jungle
Blue Book, November 1931, Triumph
of Tarzan ~ ERB (Mag contains a feature called "Laugh It Off")
Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 9, 1932,
Tarzan
and the City of Gold - 5/6 - ERB
Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 16, 1932,
Tarzan
and the City of Gold ~ 6/6 ~ ERB (also a Ray Cummings story)
Blue Book, November 1934, Swords
of Mars ~ #1 ~ ERB
Blue Book, October 1935-March 1936, Tarzan
and the Immortal Men (all parts excerpted & bound) - ERB
Blue Book, October 1935, Tarzan
and the Immortal Men (NC) 1/6 ~ ERB
Blue Book, November 1935, Tarzan
and the Immortal Men ~ 2/6 ~ ERB
Argosy Weekly, September 19, 1936, Tarzan
and the Magic Men - 1/3
Argosy Weekly, January 9, 1937, Seven
Worlds to Conquer - 1/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, January 16, 1937, Seven
Worlds to Conquer - 2/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, January 23, 1937, Seven
Worlds to Conquer - 3/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, January 30, 1937, Seven
Worlds to Conquer - 4/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, February 6, 1937, Seven
Worlds to Conquer - 5/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, February 13, 1937, Seven
Worlds to Conquer - 6/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, January 8, 1938, Carson of Venus
- 1/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, January 15, 1938, Carson of Venus
- 2/6 ~ ERB
Argosy Weekly, January 22, 1938, Carson of Venus
- 3/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, February 5, 1938, Carson of Venus
- 5/6- ERB
Argosy Weekly, February 12, 1938, Carson
of Venus - Conclusion - ERB
Argosy Weekly, March 19, 1938, The
Red Star of Tarzan - 1/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, March 26, 1938, The
Red Star of Tarzan - 2/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, April 2, 1938, The
Red Star of Tarzan ~ 3/6 ~ ERB
Argosy Weekly, April 9, 1938, The
Red Star of Tarzan - 4/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, April 16, 1938, The
Red Star of Tarzan - 5/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, April 23, 1938, The
Red Star of Tarzan - 6/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, Jan. 14, 1939, The
Synthetic Men of Mars - 2nd of 6 episodes - ERB
Argosy Weekly, Jan. 21, 1939, The
Synthetic Men of Mars - 3rd of 6 episodes - ERB (2 copies)
Argosy Weekly, Jan. 28, 1939, The Synthetic
Men of Mars - 4th of 6 episodes - ERB
Argosy Weekly, February 4, 1939, The Synthetic Men of
Mars - 5/6 - ERB
Argosy Weekly, Feb. 11, 1939, The
Synthetic Men of Mars - 6th of 6 episodes - ERB
Thrilling Wonder Stories, June 1939, HC
Binding, The Man Without a World by John Coleman Burroughs
and Hulbert Burroughs AND Stolen Centuries by Otis Adelbert
Kline
Blue Book, April 1940, Tarzan and the Champion
~ ERB
Thrilling Adventures, May 1940, Terrible Tenderfoot
~ 3/3 ~ ERB
Amazing Stories, March 1941, The City of Mummies
Amazing Stories, June 1941, Black Pirates of Barsoom ~
ERB
Amazing Stories, August 1941, Yellow Men of Mars
Amazing Stories, Quarterly Fall 1941~ John Carter and
the Giant of Mars NC ~ ERB/JCB
Startling Stories, September 1941, The Bottom of the World
by John Coleman Burroughs and Hulbert Burroughs
Amazing Stories, Quarterly Feb. 1942), The Return to Pellucidar
~ ERB
Amazing Stories, Feb. 1942, The
Return To Pellucidar - 1/4 - ERB (2 copies - 1 sans cover)
Amazing Stories, March 1942, Men of the Bronze Age
~ ERB
Fantastic Adventures, March 1942, War On Venus
~ ERB (2)
Amazing Stories, December 1950, The
Burroughs Legend by Sandy Miller (also Stolen Centuries by OAK)
Amazing Stories, April 1961, John Carter and the Giant
of Mars (2 copies) - ERB (JCB)
Amazing Stories, November 1963, Savage Pellucidar,
4/4 - ERB
Amazing Stories, January 1964, Skeleton Men of Jupiter
(Reprint of Feb. 43) - ERB
RELATED PULPS
RALPH MILNE FARLEY
Argosy All-Story Weekly, March 21, 1925, Radio
Beasts ~ 1/4 ~ Ralph Milne Farley
Argosy All-Story Weekly, March 28, 1925, Radio
Beasts ~ 2/4 ~ Ralph Milne Farley
Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 4, 1925, Radio
Beasts ~ 3/4 ~ Ralph Milne Farley
Argosy All-Story Weekly, April 11, 1925, Radio
Beasts ~ 4/4 ~ Ralph Milne Farley
Argosy All-Story Weekly, July 10, 1926, Radio
Planet ~ 3/5 ~ Ralph Milne Farley
OTIS ADELBERT KLINE ~ some with
H. Hoffman Price
Argosy All-Story, January 4, 1930, Maza of the
Moon ~ 3/4 ~ OAK
Argosy All-Story, August 2, 1930, Prince of Peril
NC ~ 1/6 ~ OAK
Argosy All-Story, September 27, 1930 ~ Spawn
of the Comet (3 copies/1sans cover) ~ OAK
Argosy All-Story, April 18, 1931, Jan of the
Jungle NC ~ 1/6 ~ OAK
Argosy All-Story, May 2, 1931, Jan of the Jungle
NC ~ 3/6 ~ OAK
Argosy All-Story, March 9, 1935, Fang of Amm Jemel
NC ~ All ~ OAK
Argosy All-Story, December 30, 1939, Allah Sends
a Reaper ~ HHP
Argosy All-Story, August 24, 1940, Yaqui Gold
(conc) ~ HHP
Argosy All-Story, November 30, 1940, Satans on
Saturn NC ~ 1/5 ~ OAK & E.H. Price
ERB-Related
Books & Magazines
Science Adventure Books,
Two Complete Stories (pulp mag), Spring 1953, Survivor of Mars by
Vargo Statten
Tarzan and the Lost Safari,
Whitman, 1957 Pictorial Hardback, Adapted from Movie Script, Gordon Scott
on cover #1522, authorized, 282pp
Tarzan and the Lost Safari,
Whitman,
1966, Pictorial Hardback, Adapted from Movie Script, Tarzan & Plane
Crash painting on cover, 282pp
Tarzan and the Valley of Gold,
Fritz Leiber - Ballantine, 1966 PB (#U6125), authorized, 317 pp
Treasure of the Black Falcon,
John Coleman Burroughs - Ballantine, PB, (U6085), 253pp,
Tarzan Alive, Phillip Jose
Farmer - Doubleday, 1972, DJ, 312pp
Tarzan Alive,
Phillip Jose Farmer - Panther, 1975, 367pp
Tarzan and the Amazons based
on illustrations by Hogarth -- Superscope Story Teller Pictorial Hardback,
1977.
Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar by
Edgar Rice Burroughs, duplication of original pulp text & illustrations,
added missing art folio by J. Allen St. John, 1964, House of Greystoke.
Tarzan Folio #1, The First
28 Sunday Pages by Rex Maxon, 1931, 1968, House of Greystoke
Tarzan Folio #2, Illustrated
by Harold Foster (B/W Sunday Pages), 1931, 1932 & 1971, House of Greystoke.
Tarzan: Two Great Adventures - Tarzan &
the Vikings -- The Sinister Safari, Illustrated by Hal
Foster, 1935, 1936 & 1970, House of Greystoke. Illustrated Tarzan Book
#1, Tarzan of the Apes, 300 Pictures by Harold Foster, 1929, 1938 &
1967.
Illustrated Tarzan Books #2, The Return of
Tarzan, 239 Pictures by Rex Maxon, 1929 1936 & 1968,
House of Greystoke
Illustrated Tarzan Books #23, Tarzan Under
Fire, 336 Pictures by William Juhre, Originally published
in Whitman book form as Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins with Jad-Bal Ja,
The Golden Lion. 1937, 1928 & 1968, House of Greystoke.
David Innes of Pellucidar by
269 Pictures by John Coleman Burroughs, 1940 & 1978, House of Greystoke
Edgar Rice Burroughs, New
English Library, 1975, Large soft cover English mag tribute to the worlds
of ERB
Big
Little Books
TARZAN OF THE APES -
RETURN OF TARZAN - Whitman #1102 - 1936
(cover by Hugh Hutton; 209 interior illustrations by Rex Maxon, adapted
from his 1929 newspaper daily Tarzan comic strips).
BEASTS OF TARZAN -
TARZAN THE TERRIBLE - Whitman #1453 -
1942
(John Coleman Burroughs cover, 209 interior illustrations adapted from
the 1931-1932 Rex Maxon daily Tarzan comic strip. This "Better Little Book"
also has a flip-cartoon by John Coleman Burroughs)
TARZAN AND THE GOLDEN LION
REVENGE OF TARZAN -
TARZAN OF THE SCREEN -
TARZAN AND THE LOST EMPIRE - Whitman #1442
- 1948 (the cover of this "Better Little Book" is a copy
of a panel by Jesse Marsh from the Dell one-shot #134, "Tarzan and the
Devil Ogre," with 141 illustrations by Rex Maxon from the 1930 newspaper
strip)
TARZAN AND THE JOURNEY OF TERROR - Whitman
#709-10 - 1949/50 (cover and interior by Jesse Marsh, including
186 illustrations from the Dell Tarzan Comic #7, Jan-Feb 1949, "Tarzan
In the Valley of Monsters")
TARZAN: THE MARK OF THE RED HYENA - Whitman
#2005 - 1967 (written by George S. Elrick; cover and 122
interior illustrations by Jerry Pellini, of which many are close copies
of Russ Manning's Tarzan comic work; 256 pp)
Comics and Art
John Carter of Mars by
John Coleman Burroughs Reprint of 1941-42 Sunday Pages - House of Greystoke
-- Large Size B/W
72 Colour photocopies - 11" x 18" sheets.
Tarzan and the Barbarians 1942-1943
by ERB and Hogarth Book 2 of 4 -- Comic-Strip Preserves Reprint, 72pp,
1986
Tarzan Dell Comics 23(1951),
24, 26, 27, 36, 59 (1954), 64, 66, 69, 70-74, 76-111, 113, 114, 117, 118,
135, 139, 140,142-145, 148, 149, 154, 156, 158-166, 168-204, 206(1972)
Tarzan Charlton: Jungle
Tales of Tarzan - 1965 Nos. 3, 4
Tarzan Marvel 1977 Nos.
1-6, 10, 11, 13-18, 20, 22, 27-29
Tarzan DC: 1972 Nos. 207
(1st), 209-258 Spectacular #19 - Aug. 1973
Tarzan, Marvel, 1984, Two
issue limited series #1 & 2
Tarzan, Malibu, 1992, #1-3
(All 3 of Lost City), #2-5 (Warrior), #1-7 (The Beckoning
- complete)
Tarzan, Dark Horse, ‘90s,
Tarzan/John Carter #1 of 4, Tarzan vs Predator #4 of 4, Return of Tarzan
#1-3, Tarzan #1 & 2 (Yeates), #9 & 10 (pts. 3 & 4 of 4 - Legion
of Hate), #11 & 12 (Le Monstre), #13 (pt. 1 & 2 of Modern Prometheus
#13 & 14), (pt. 1 & 2 of Tooth and Nail #15 & 16), (pts. 1-4
of Tarzan vs Moon Men #17-20), (pt. 1 Carson of Venus #21)
Korak Gold Key #2(Mar ‘64),
4, 8-9, 11, 15, 16, 18, 21-24, 27-35, 37, 39, 44, 45
Korak, The Tarzan Family, DC, (1972),
#46 (#1 DC), #48-66 (1976)
Weird Words of ERB, DC, 1972,
1-9
Tarzan in The Land That Time Forgot and The Pool of Time
by Russ Manning, Dark Horse Comics, 1996
Tarzan Versus Predator At the Earth's Core,
Lee Weeks and Walter Simonson, Dark Horse, 1997
Brothers of the Spear, Gold
Key, #4, 6
Bomba, DC, 1968, #3
The Land That Time Forgot, 1975,
Marvel Movie Tie-In Mag #1, comic, text & stills
John Carter of Mars, 1952/1964, Dell/Gold
Key, #1, #2 (Gods of Mars), #3 (Black Pirates
of Omean)
John Carter Warlord of Mars: Marvel 1977
-- Complete Set #1-28, Annuals 1-3
Tarzan’s Jungle Annual -- Dell -- #4(1955),
#5(1956), #6(1957), #7(1958)
Tarzan Lord of the Jungle - Gold Key Annual
25 cents, #1
Tarzan Annual, Brown Watson
(London), HC, Text and comics reprints 1973
Tarzan of the Apes, DC,
1973, Large Format, Kubert
The Return of Tarzan, DC,
1974, Large Format, Kubert
Tarzan DC Digest, 1972,
#1, Manning
Tarzan Gold Key Digest,
Aug. ‘69, #4
Tarzan Gold Key Digest, Mar
‘70, #9
British
Tarzan Comics, 6 pence, V.2
#7, 1951 reprints of Hogarth June 1945
Tarzan V.3 #28 (53.10.14)
& 33 (53.11.18) reprints of 1949 dailies
Tarzan V.4 #49 (55.3.12)
& 51 (55.3.26) reprints Celardo/Van Buren ‘54 & Maxon ‘45
Tarzan V.5 #4, 25, 27, 29,
32, 34, 34, 36, (Ap. 55-Dec. 55) Maxon ‘45, ‘40, ‘41, dailies
Tarzan V.6 #6, 27, 34, 35
(May 12 & Oct 6 56, Nov 24 & Dec 1 56) Celardo 54 Hogarth
Tarzan V.7 #6, 13, 52 (May
11 & Jun 29 ‘57, Mar ‘58) Rubimor ‘47 Celardo ‘56, Hog ‘48
Tarzan V.8 #8, 23, 24, 28-52
(‘58/‘59) Hal Foster, ‘47/‘49 Hogarth, Celardo ‘58, Maxon ‘43,
Tarzan V.9 #1-32 (Ap.4-Dec.26,
1959) Celardo ‘59, Maxon ‘43/’44, Celardo ‘57, 56, ‘59
Tarzan: 1975 - Nos. 101,107,
108 1976 - Nos. 115, 116 with chapter serializations of TOA
Korak: 1975 - Nos. 55, 57,
62, 63 1976 - Nos. 70, 71
Tarzan Weekly UK - July
23, 1977, July 30, 1977, Aug. 6, 1977 (good art)
Tarzan Monthly UK - 1978
#4 & #5?
Tarzan Spanish (Mexican) &
Italian
Tarzan: 1969 - Nos. 221,
222, 225, 227
Tarzan ...small size format...1975:
Nos 461, 463, 465, 467
Tarzan -- Russ Manning large
colour reprint book in Italian -- Il Re Della Giungla - La Culla Degli
Dei
Dailies and Sunday Comics
The Menomonee Falls Guardian
(reprints of complete runs
of vintage dailies and Sundays on good white stock paper) Numbers 1-12
(1973)
The Menomonee Falls Gazette "America's
Greatest Comic Weekly"
(Reprints of Complete Runs
of vintage and current dailies and Sundays on good white stock paper -
much Tarzan, Prince Valiant, ) Numbers 43-155 (October 9, 1972 - December
2, 1974)
Favorite Funnies (White
paper reprints of vintage strips) Numbers 1-12 (1973)
Golden Funnies (White
paper reprints of vintage strips) Numbers 1-16 (1973)
Vintage Funnies (White
paper reprints of vintage strips) Numbers 29-94 (1973)
Miscelleanous
Items
Tarzan LP Record Album - A
special version for children of ERB’s classic tale of adventure and mystery!...Songs
include: Tarzan’s Theme and Lullabye for Baby Tarzan...Adapted and produced
by John Braden, 1984, URTI and Kids Stuff Records -#KSS5043 -- Made in
Canada
Tarzan Calendar 1988 Illustrated
by Boris Vallejo
John Carter, Warlord of Mars --
SPI Simulations Publications Role Playing Box Game, 1978, Ill: Don Maitz
Dust Jackets: E. R. Burroughs, Inc. Tarzana
(one fold) -- Forbidden City, Back to the Stone Age, Pirates of Venus,
Carson of Venus, Magnificent, Deputy Sheriff of Comanche County, Triumphant,
Foreign Legion
New Adventures of Tarzan-
Serial -- Booklet with 12 chapter synopses, photos of posters/cards, cast
list, etc.
Lord Greystoke, An Exclusive Interview with...by
Philip Jose Farmer from The Book of Philip Jose Farmer, Berkley Science
Fiction paperback,1973
Philip Jose Farmer books:
Hadon
of Ancient Opar, Flight to Opar, Time's Last Gift, The Book of Philip Jose
Farmer, The Other Log of Phileas Fogg, Riverworld Series: To Your Scattered
Bodies Go, The Fabulous Riverboat, The Dark Design, Gods of Riverworld,
World of Tiers Series: the Maker of Universes, The Gates of Creation, A
Private Cosmos...
Otis Adelbert Kline books:
Port
of Peril
HC/DJ & PB, ACE PBs: Planet of Peril, Prince
of Peril,
Swordsman of Mars, Outlaws of Mars, Maza
of the Moon,
Jan of the Jungle, Man from the Moon (Science
Fiction Classics Mag #2, 1967), A Vision of Venus (Swordsmen in
the Sky, ed. Wollheim) See OAK
Bibliography, Bio Info, and reprints at our ERBzin-e Website:
www.ERBzine.com
The Best of ERBAPA, 1995, Celebrating
One Decade of Fan Publishing, Compiled and Published by Scott Tracy Griffin.
The Best of ERBAPA, 1994, Annual, Official Editor: Henry Franke
ERB tradition: Mahars
of Pellucidar by John Eric Holmes, Hadon of Ancient Opar &
Flight
to Opar by PJ Farmer, Quest of the Dawn Man by J.H. Rosny, Radio
Beasts and Radio Planet by Ralph Milne Farley,
Science Fiction
by the Rivals of H. G. Wells (30 stories and a complete novel from
early Pulps),
The Man Who Mastered Time by Ray Cummings, The Black
Swan by Rafael Sabatini, Captain Blood by Rafael Sabatini ...
Mike Resnick, Lin Carter, John Wyndham, John Russell Fearn, Michael Moorcock,
etc...many more contained in the Science Fiction section of our library.
For
a Zane Grey Bibliography and Bio see the
Bill & Sue-On Hillman Eclectic Studio: http://home.westman.wave.ca/~hillmans
Juveniles in the ERB Tradition: Bomba by Roy Rockwood
- The Giant Cataract, On Jaguar Island, The Underground River, Tom
Stetson by John Henry Cutler- Giant Jungle Ants,
Blue Devil, On the Trail of the Lost Tribe.
Tarzan and the Well of Slaves by
Douglas Niles, 1985, TSR Endless Quest, Pick a Path to Adventure, #26.
Jungle Tales of Tarzan, June
‘70, #1, Gold Key Story Digest, adapted by Gaylord DuBois, Ill: Dan Spiegle.
Amazing Edgar Rice Burroughs by
Sam Moskowitz, Satellite Science Fiction, Oct. ‘58 & the same article:
Edgar
Rice Burroughs by Sam Moskowitz, Science Fantasy, UK,
#41, 1960
Tarzan’s Savage Fury, early
‘60s, 3-D trading cards set, #1-60, glasses
Tarzan and Other Heroes Come Back Once More,
Esquire,
April 1970.
Visions of Mars, CD-ROM,
The
Definitive Collection of Literature, Art and Recordings About Mars, Virtual
Reality Labs, CA, Excerpt from Princess of Mars, good martian art, and
ERB refs. Space 1889 Computer Game, manual, and guide book: Tales from
the Ether, GDW Bloomington, Ill.
Harvey Kurtzman’s Goodman Beaver Meets T*rz*an,
1984,
Kitchen Sink Press
Mad's "An Apeman Named MELVIN!, Mad Comics,
#2, Dec. 1952, EC Entertaining Comics.
Mad’s Melvin of the Apes by
Egad (Long Grain) rice Burrows, Mad Comics, #6, 1953, Entertaining Comics.
MAD Special No. 21, Tarzan (Melvin) on the cover
and reprint of Melvin! story from Mad #2
Whatever Became of... by
Richard Lamparski, Buster Crabbe & Johnny Weissmuller, 1967, Crown.
SRA Reading Kit Card, 1964,
Reading Lab IIIa Tan 10, Science Research Associates, The Man Who Created
Tarzan
by Edward T. Ewen, Reprinted from The New York Times 1962, ("Eh-wa-au-wau-aoooow
Tarzan"), contains 2 pages of reading analysis questions and the key
card.
Princess of Mars Poem by
Charles R. Tanner, Aug 1968, Fantastic: Science Fiction & Fantasy
War of the Worlds: Global Dispatches -
The Martian Invasion of Earth As If Whitnessed By: Edgar Rice Burroughs,
etc., Mars: The Homefront by George
Alec Effinger, 1996, DJ, Bantam Spectra, 274 pages...ALSO PB Bantam 1997.
Tarzan Movies and Documentaries: Copies of most
available items (Part of our 4,000 VHS tape video library)
Tarzan Radio Shows: Many scattered through our
collection of 10,000 Old Time Radio shows on Reel to Reel tape and 16"
ETs.
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, Story Synopses of
Animated TV Series, 1976.
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, TV Animated Series
Script, Tarzan and the Golden Lion by Chuck Menville, 1976
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, TV Animated Series
Script, Tarzan and the City of Gold.
The Reader's Guide to Barsoom and Amtor by David
G. Van Arnam et al. (photocopy)
Tarzan at Mar's Core by Edward Hirschman
(photocopy)
Red Axe of Pellucidar by John Eric Holmes
Hulbert Burroughs autographed copy of booklet
issued by Tarzana Chamber of Commerce and Tarzana Bank of America: Edgar
Rice Burroughs - First Citizen of Tarzana, May 5-16, 1969. Reed Crandall?
art of ERB surrounded by his creations. Promoting the "First Public Display
of Priceless Mementos" & "History of Tarzana."
Numerous personal photos taken of ERB office &
desk, Hulbert Burroughs, James and Joan Pierce.
References
Bradford M. Day - Edgar
Rice Burroughs: A Bibliography, 1962, PB, 45pp, Science Fiction and
Fantasy Publications, Ill: Gil Kane cover
Dunning, John. On the Air - The Encyclopedia
of Old Time Radio.
New York: Oxford University Press, 822pp. 1998.
Erardi, Glenn. Guide to Tarzan Collectibles.
Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing Ltd. (Printed in China), 160pp. 1998.
Essoe, Gabe. Tarzan of the Movies. New York: Cadillac
Publishing Co., Inc., 208pp, 1968.
Fenton, Robert W. The Big Swingers: A Biography
of Edgar Rice Burroughs and Tarzan. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall,
Inc., 258pp, 1967.
Heins, Henry H. A Golden
Anniversary Bibliography of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Rhode Island: Donald
M. Grant, 418pp, 1964.
Huckenpohler, J.G. The Edgar Rice Burroughs
Collector's Pocket Checklist, 3rd Edition. Washington, DC, 1997.
Lupoff, Richard A. ERB:
Master of Adventure. NY: Ace. 1965.
Porges, Irwin. Edgar
Rice Burroughs: The Man Who Created Tarzan. Provo, UT: Brigham Young
University Press, 820pp, 1975.
Porges, Irwin. Edgar
Rice Burroughs: The Man Who Created Tarzan. Provo, Ballantine, 1976
Roy, John Flint.
A Guide
to Barsoom. NY: Ballantine. 1976.
Zeuschner, Robert B. Edgar
Rice Burroughs: The Exhaustive Scholar’s and Collector’s Descriptive Bibliography
of American Periodical, Hardcover, Paperback and Reprint Editions -
with a foreward by Philip Jose Farmer. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 287pp,
1996
ERB-Dom #56 -- Camille
Cazedessus, Jr. ed. March 1972, pages 8 & 9
Fellow-ERB enthusiasts may recognize the
ERB influence in our Restaurant Logo (above
middle) and
our personal logos (above sides) done in Chinese
brush strokes.
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