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Llana of
Gathol is a
collection of four
science fantasy stories by
American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs,
which were
originally published in
Amazing Stories...
- Helium, in The
Chessmen of Mars, and Tara's daughter,
Llana of
Gathol, in
Llana of
Gathol.
Ulysses Paxton,
another Earth man
transported to Mars, is the...
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novelettes to be
later collected in book form, in the
fashion of
Llana of
Gathol, it ends with the plot unresolved, and the
intended sequels were
never written...
- Gahan, jed (prince) of
Gathol. Both
Helium and
Gathol are
prominent Barsoomian city states. Tara
meets Prince Gahan of
Gathol, and is
initially unimpressed...
- of Mars, 1919), the
eighth (Swords of Mars, 1936), the
tenth (Llana of
Gathol, 1948), and the
eleventh and
final installment (John
Carter of Mars, published...
- Mars (1930)
Swords of Mars (1934)
Synthetic Men of Mars (1939)
Llana of
Gathol (1941) John
Carter of Mars (1964, two
stories from 1940 and 1943) Tarzan...
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Winters in
American Horror Story: Asylum, pla**** by
Sarah Paulson Llana of
Gathol, four-part
series by
Edgar Rice
Burroughs Wild Energy. Lana, a 2006 Ukrainian...
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Publication date 1940
Publication place United States Media type
Print (hardback & paperback) Preceded by
Swords of Mars Followed by
Llana of
Gathol ...
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through the
company from 1931 (Tarzan the Invincible)
through 1948 (Llana of
Gathol), with one
additional title (I Am a Barbarian)
appearing in 1967. The company...
- A
Princess of Mars and
reintroduced in a
later Martian novel,
Llana of
Gathol; they are
described as
having become weak and
degenerate through their dependence...
