 Warriors of Mars #3 $3.99 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Robert Place Napton (A) Jack Jadson (CA) Joe Jusko John Carter learned of the Legend of an earth man named Gullivar Jones who visited Barsoom before he did. When Gullivar's mystical rug is discovered Carter comes face to face with the legend when Gullivar is resurrected. Now, just as these two earth men come face to face, another threat looms with the return of Gullivar's greatest foes--the mysterious Thither people! Date Available: 06/13/2012 BONUS REVIEW by John Doc Schaefer  Way back in the day, I could always be found in the school library reading on my lunch. The John Carter series was one of my favorites. Not only was it adventurous but the paperbacks always seemed to have those Frazetta-like covers with the incredibly hot covers with Dejah Thoris that the librarians seemed to miss. From John Carter, I learned of Gullivar Jones. So having both characters in one title is bliss. The best part of this book is the differences in the two characters' styles are frequently brought into play. Adventure is doubled as these two men go looking for trouble. If you enjoyed those library battered paperbacks, this comic is a magnificent visual translation of those adventures. 8 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Robert Place Napton (A) Jack Jadson (CA) Joe Jusko John Carter learned of the Legend of an earth man named Gullivar Jones who visited Barsoom before he did. When Gullivar's mystical rug is discovered Carter comes face to face with the legend when Gullivar is resurrected. Now, just as these two earth men come face to face, another threat looms with the return of Gullivar's greatest foes--the mysterious Thither people! Date Available: 06/13/2012 BONUS REVIEW by John Doc Schaefer Way back in the day, I could always be found in the school library reading on my lunch. The John Carter series was one of my favorites. Not only was it adventurous but the paperbacks always seemed to have those Frazetta-like covers with the incredibly hot covers with Dejah Thoris that the librarians seemed to miss. From John Carter, I learned of Gullivar Jones. So having both characters in one title is bliss. The best part of this book is the differences in the two characters' styles are frequently brought into play. Adventure is doubled as these two men go looking for trouble. If you enjoyed those library battered paperbacks, this comic is a magnificent visual translation of those adventures. 8 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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