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In the final book - The Chessmen of Mars - John Carter's headstrong daughter Thuvia is flung far from her comfortable life in Helium and into an adventure of her own. With a prince-in-disguise and a bodiless brain as her companions, she is on a quest with a single-minded objective: to get herself home.
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— Mar 17, 2017 06:28PM
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Rachel
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In the final book - The Chessmen of Mars - John Carter's headstrong daughter Tara is flung far from her comfortable life in Helium and into an adventure of her own. With a prince-in-disguise and a bodiless brain as her companions, she is on a quest with a single-minded objective: to get herself home.
(Translation: I haven't been reading this book for a while and had completely forgotten to update.)
— Mar 17, 2017 06:30PM
(Translation: I haven't been reading this book for a while and had completely forgotten to update.)
Rachel
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It's interesting that the female characters in "John Carter" are more interesting than those in "Tarzan," even though Carter predates Tarzan...
— Mar 28, 2016 04:22PM
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Having made it through two novels of Tarzan and now one novel of John Carter, I can safely assert that ERB has an unusual fascination with making his characters (male and female) walk around naked. Seriously, John Carter doesn't wear more than a silk body wrap for the entirety of "Princess of Mars," and that only during the night.
— Mar 23, 2016 11:44AM
