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John Carter vom Mars Reihe

Diese Serie begleitet einen fesselnden Helden, der auf den geheimnisvollen roten Planeten versetzt wird. Gestrandet in einer fremden Welt, muss er sich auf seine Stärke und seinen Mut verlassen, um die Gefahren zu meistern. Er gerät in Stammeskonflikte, politische Intrigen und eine verbotene Romanze mit einer Marsprinzessin. Es ist eine aufregende Saga über Überleben, Romantik und epische Abenteuer auf einer fernen Welt.

Šílený vědec na Marsu
The Chessmen of Mars
THUVIA, DAS MÄDCHEN VOM MARS
Der Kriegsherr des Mars
The Gods of Mars
A Princess of Mars

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  1. A Princess of Mars

    • 204 Seiten
    • 8 Lesestunden

    When Civil War veteran Captain John Carter is incredibly transported from Earth to a strange landscape on Mars, he finds that the weak gravity exponentially increases his speed and strength. Taken prisoner by Martian warriors, Carter impresses them with his remarkable fighting skills, and is quickly made a high-ranking chieftain. Before long, the captain finds himself embroiled in the deadly warfare and dark intrigues that have been polarizing the Martian races. The heroic Carter also finds dangerous romance with the divine princess Dejah Thoris, who wins Carter's love the first moment his eyes meet hers.

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  2. The Gods of Mars

    The narrative revolves around the mysterious legacy of Captain John Carter, whose unusual burial instructions have left a lasting impression on his great-nephew. Twelve years after the burial in a peculiar mausoleum, the protagonist reflects on the oddities of the captain's wishes, particularly the open casket and the vault's door mechanism accessible only from within. This intriguing setup hints at secrets yet to be uncovered and explores themes of memory, legacy, and the supernatural, inviting readers into a world of suspense and curiosity.

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    4,1

  3. Der Kriegsherr des Mars

    • 192 Seiten
    • 7 Lesestunden

    Die Erzählung dreht sich um John Carters waghalsige Mission, seine Frau Dejah Thoris aus einem gefährlichen Gefängnis im Tempel der Sonne zu befreien. Vor dem Hintergrund des Mars bietet dieser Teil aufregende Begegnungen mit marsianischer Königlichkeit, mythischen Kreaturen und alten Zivilisationen. Aufbauend auf der Spannung des vorherigen Buches taucht es die Leser in eine lebendige, fremde Welt voller Gefahr und Abenteuer ein. Fans der Science-Fiction werden die reichhaltigen Details zu schätzen wissen, die Burroughs' fantasievolles Erzählen prägen.

    Der Kriegsherr des Mars3
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  4. THUVIA, DAS MÄDCHEN VOM MARS

    • 216 Seiten
    • 8 Lesestunden

    Carthoris ist der Spross aus der Verbindung zwischen dem Erdenmenschen John Carter und der göttlichen Dejah Thoris, der Prinzessin von Helium. Carthoris aber glüht vor Leidenschaft, er hat sich unsterblich verliebt in die bezaubernde Thuvia von Ptarth. Doch jäh fallen Schatten auf die beginnende Romanze. Thuvia wird von rivalisierenden Stämmen entführt, und hinter den grausamen Entführern steht der eifersüchtige Prinz des Roten Stammes. Carthoris macht sich auf die Suche nach seiner geliebten Prinzessin. Er tut sich mit dem Jeddak von Ptarth zusammen und erforscht unwegsame Wüstengebiete, in die noch kein Marsmensch seinen Fuß gesetzt hat. Er findet die schöne Thuvia, doch da wird ihm ein Einsatz abgefordert, vor dem selbst der tapferste Jeddak zurückgeschreckt wäre... Der Roman THUVIA, DAS MÄDCHEN VOM MARS erschien erstmals im April 1916 (unter dem Titel THUVIA, MAID OF MARS) als Fortsetzungsgeschichte im THE-ALL-STORY-Magazin. Der Apex-Verlag macht THUVIA, DAS MÄDCHEN VOM MARS zum ersten Mal seit über zwanzig Jahren wieder als deutschsprachige Ausgabe verfügbar, neu ins Deutsche übersetzt von Gabriele C. Woiwode.

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  5. The Chessmen of Mars

    • 280 Seiten
    • 10 Lesestunden

    Set in the imaginative world of Barsoom, the story follows Tara, the adventurous Princess of Helium, and Gahan of Gathol, who is determined to win her heart. Their journey takes a thrilling turn when they find themselves on live chessboards in Manator, where the stakes are life and death. As Gahan battles to defeat the malevolent ruler threatening Gathol, themes of love, bravery, and strategy intertwine. This fifth installment showcases Burroughs' creativity and intricate world-building like never before.

    The Chessmen of Mars5
    3,9

  6. Šílený vědec na Marsu

    Bývalý pozemšťan Ulysses Paxton věrně sloužil největšímu učenci Barsoomu, dokud jej příšerný obchod jeho pána s živými těly nepřinutil ke vzpouře. Poté, aby zachránil tělo ženy, kterou miloval, byl nucen zaútočit na mocný Phundahla jeho krásnou leč ďábelskou vládkyni…

    Šílený vědec na Marsu6
    3,8

  7. A Fighting Man of Mars

    • 368 Seiten
    • 13 Lesestunden

    In a gripping quest, Hadron of Hastor embarks on a mission to rescue Sanoma Tora from the clutches of Tul Axtar of Jahar. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he attempts to save Tavia, a slave girl from his own race, leading them both to imprisonment in Tjanath. There, Hadron uncovers a terrifying plot: Tul Axtar has been breeding warriors for conquest and possesses a devastating new weapon. With John Carter's fleet unknowingly heading into danger, Hadron must navigate treachery and fear to save both Tavia and Sanoma Tora.

    A Fighting Man of Mars7
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  8. Synthetic Men Of Mars

    • 186 Seiten
    • 7 Lesestunden

    Set on the vibrant planet of Mars, or Barsoom, the story features John Carter, a heroic figure caught in a fierce conflict between the noble city of Helium and the malevolent nation of Okar. As he traverses the planet's perilous landscapes, he encounters strange creatures and formidable foes. The novel weaves together action, romance, and intrigue, exploring themes of loyalty and the clash of civilizations. Burroughs' imaginative storytelling creates a thrilling adventure that captivates readers and blurs the lines between science and fantasy.

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  9. Llana of Gathol

    • 228 Seiten
    • 8 Lesestunden

    Llana of Gathol features a lighter tone as it follows Llana, the granddaughter of John Carter, on her adventurous journey back home. Joined by Carter and Pan Dan Chee, they encounter a mad hypnotist who has lived for nearly a million years and explore the frozen soldiers of Pankor. The trio also navigates the invisible citizens of Invak. This collection marks a self-parodic phase for Burroughs, showcasing a blend of humor and classic adventure elements typical of his earlier works.

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  10. John Carter of Mars

    The collection features two novelettes set in the John Carter universe, with "John Carter and the Giant of Mars" written by Edgar Rice Burroughs' son, John Coleman Burroughs, despite the father's name on the byline. The second story, "Skeleton Men of Jupiter," is the incomplete first part of a planned four-part novel, interrupted by World War II and Edgar's declining health. This work highlights the continuation of the beloved Martian saga through familial legacy and the impact of historical events on storytelling.

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Dazugehörige Bücher

  • The John Carter Trilogy of Edgar Rice Burroughs

    A Princess of Mars, The Gods of Mars and The Warlord of Mars -A Pulp-Lit Annotated Omnibus Edition

    • 634 Seiten
    • 23 Lesestunden

    Set against a backdrop of thrilling space adventures, this classic tale features daring heroes and treacherous villains exploring distant planets. The narrative intertwines action, romance, and the quest for glory, as characters navigate through battles and betrayals in a vibrant interstellar universe. With its imaginative settings and dynamic storytelling, it captures the essence of adventure and the spirit of exploration, making it a timeless favorite for fans of science fiction and fantasy.

    The John Carter Trilogy of Edgar Rice Burroughs
    3,7

  • John Carter of Mars

    The Collection - A Princess of Mars; The Gods of Mars; The Warlord of Mars; Thuvia, Maid of Mars; The Chessmen of Mars

    • 540 Seiten
    • 19 Lesestunden

    The story features John Carter, a heroic figure in Burroughs' Barsoom series, who first emerged in "Under the Moons of Mars." This novel marked Burroughs' rise to fame and initiated a captivating saga set on the planet Barsoom. Over the next thirty years, Burroughs expanded this universe through numerous sequels, enriching the narrative and exploring the adventures and challenges faced by Carter in this imaginative world.

    John Carter of Mars
    4,4

  • The collected John Carter of Mars; volume one

    • 768 Seiten
    • 27 Lesestunden

    Book One of the John Carter of Mars collections, this edition contains the original text from the first, second, and third of Edgar Rice Burrough's world-famous novels. Originally published from 1917 and 1919, A Princess of Mars, The Gods of Mars, and The Warlord of Mars are science-fiction classics, and the origin of Burroughs's legendary series.

    The collected John Carter of Mars; volume one
    4,1

  • John Carter of Mars (Barsoom)

    Omnibus 1: A Princess of Mars, the Gods of Mars, Warlord of Mars

    • 546 Seiten
    • 20 Lesestunden

    Set in a scientifically advanced yet decadent society, the John Carter of Mars series features thrilling adventures and captivating characters. The omnibus includes the first three novels, following John Carter's mysterious journey from Arizona to Mars, where he encounters the beautiful Princess Dejah Thoris. With themes of heroism and romance, these stories have left a lasting impact on the science fiction genre, captivating audiences with their action-packed narrative and imaginative world-building.

    John Carter of Mars (Barsoom)
    4,4