The Warlord of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Carter’s adventures have left a lasting cultural legacy, inspiring writers and scientists like Ray Bradbury, Jerry Siegal, and Carl Sagan. As well as being the central character in 11 novels since 1912, he has featured in various comic book incarnations, tabletop games and a feature film, spanning several decades. John Carter is the planet-hopping hero that was conceived over 100 years ago by genre-defining writer, Burroughs.

Through this cooperation, the grandfather of science fiction meets state-of-the-art gaming technology in an all-action, first-person adventure video game, bringing the world’s oldest interplanetary warrior to life across PC and Console platforms. has acquired the license to develop and publish the John Carter: Warlord of Mars game. Tarzana, California (March 29, 2021) – Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., today announced that its team is working with FNCPR to develop and publish the video game entitled John Carter: Warlord of Mars.Įdgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., manages and licenses the creative works of novelist Edgar Rice Burroughs-including Tarzan of the Apes® and John Carter of Mars®. What can I say? It's what Virginians and most southern Americans do.Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Classic Character Brought to Life in a Kickstarter campaign starting April 19 He sounds exactly right, despite being one serious butcher of spoken English. However, of all the readers, he sounds a lot like an actual, back water, basackwards, Virginian and not British or television American. So, if you're big on exacting pronunciation, forget about it, Peter Delloro is not ever going to be your guy. Words such as 'stygian' become 'st(eye)gian' and 'succor' becomes 'sue-core' instead of 'suckor'. Even should a Virginian have a large vocabulary, it is often that they still do not know how to speak them properly.

While this is not true of all Virginians, it is true of most so, the reading kinda fits. I found it appropriate because, having lived near Virginia, southern people have absolutely no idea how to speak words properly. However, it should be noted that, Peter Delloro's performance is chocked full of mispronounced words. I enjoyed this and the first two books, as well as the performance.

The Warlord of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs