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A Princess of Mars: A Graphic Novel

by Edgar Rice Burroughs

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Action-packed, adventure-filled, and featuring an unforgettable alien landscape, "A Princess of Mars" is tailor-made for the graphic novel format. Edgar Rice Burroughs's futuristic story, first serialized a century ago, influenced generations of science fiction writers. When Earth-born Captain John Carter is transported to Mars, he quickly rises to become a powerful chieftain- and finds himself caught in the middle of a deadly war raging accross the planet...and a dangerous romance with a divine princess.

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adult
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short · 131 pages
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