San Diego Comic-Con 2019: Tarzan, John Carter and the Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe
The Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe unites Tarzan, John Carter and more in a pop culture powerhouse.
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10 swinging fun facts behind The Legend of Tarzan
Get ready for The Legend of Tarzan film and amaze your friends with amazing Ape Man trivia items.
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Book review: Tarzan on Film – The reel ‘circle of life’
In Tarzan on Film, author Scott Tracy Griffin uses his encyclopedic knowledge of everything Burroughs to focus on the Ape Man’s century on the big screen.
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Apeman Boogie: The Legend of Tarzan in tunes
When it comes to heroic musical muses there are only a few, but the one that most quickly to mind has been with us for over 100 years – Tarzan the Apeman.
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Interview: Tarzan on Film author Scott Tracy Griffin talks apes, actors and Edgar Rice Burroughs
We interview author Scott Tracy Griffin as he unveils his new book, Tarzan on Film, an an in-depth look at the Lord of the Apes’ swinging cinematic career.
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How to celebrate Edgar Rice Burroughs at Amazing Arizona Comic Con 2016
Among the Edgar Rice Burroughs-related guests at this year’s Amazing Arizona Comic Con are Chris Claremont and George Perez.
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‘Lords of the Jungle’ promises a historic team-up
This March, two comic icons clash in the pop culture event of the century!
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Interview: Author Robin Maxwell turns the table on classic Tarzan tale
When considering iconic fictional couples, there are only a few who immediately come to mind whose relationship has stood the test of time. Romeo & Juliet, Lois & Clark, Rhett & Scarlett, Fred & Wilma, Homer & Marge and even Peter & Mary Jane are all partners who, when matched together by just their first […]
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Batman gets a lot of credit for being the only superhero with no superpowers, but 27 years before Bruce Wayne was even glimmer in Bob Kane’s eye, Edgar Rice Burroughs created an orphan hero that not only had no superpowers – he hardly had any clothes, let alone a costume, a fortune in bat-gadgets and a butler to pull his butt out of the fire on a regular basis. I’m talking about Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, a man raised by the great apes, who has captured the imagination of millions of fantasy fans, artists, writers and filmmakers since he first appeared in 1912.
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