Edgar Rice Burroughs' Barsoom series, featuring John Carter of Mars, is one of the most influential pieces of sci-fi ever, ...

John Carter and the Barsoom series by Edgar Rice Burroughs holds a lot of cinematic potential, even if the 2012 Disney movie bombed at the box office.

John Carter Of Mars Rights Revert Back to Edgar Rice Burroughs Disney’s rights to the John Carter series of stories have reverted back to Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. But does anyone want to buy it?

Fred Van Lente, writer of Magnus: Robot Fighter #10, talks with Ron Marz about John Carter: Warlord of Mars #3, both on sale January 7th FRED VAN LENTE: Rooooon! I have not seen you since the ...

Disney's 2012 film "John Carter" reimagines Mars based on writer Edgar Rice Burroughs iconic tale 'A Princess of Mars." ...

And it will soon be in movie theaters, when John Carter opens this week. It marks a return to the swashbuckling view of Mars popularized a century ago by Tarzan creator Edgar Rice Burroughs.

In the years since “A Princess of Mars” was published in 1912, John Carter’s adventures have tapped the imaginations of generations of sci-fi fans.

Two weeks weeks before Disney's 'John Carter' hits theaters, the estate of the original author looks to protect his work. But the case opens up questions about the public domain and the boundaries ...

This article, Ron Marz Discusses JOHN CARTER: WARLORD OF MARS with Erica Schultz, originally appeared on Comic Vine. Erica Schultz, writer of Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow/Lady Zorro Special ...

Ten-foot-tall aliens ready to be ridden, massive alien statues, and sabretooth-like skulls litter the sets of Disney’s John Carter of Mars movie. Check out the latest set pics and updates from ...

When the Disney folks decided to drop the last two words from the title “John Carter of Mars,” they were left with the blandest, least informative name of any big-budget film in living memory.

Two weeks weeks before Disney's 'John Carter' hits theaters, the estate of the original author looks to protect his work. But the case opens up questions about the public domain and the boundaries ...