Edgar Rice Burroughs Libros

Spanish edition

Al morir sus padres en la jungla africana, Tarzán es criado por Kala, una joven gorila, como si fuera uno más de la manada. Tras el encuentro con seres humanos, viaja a Inglaterra y recupera lo que le pertenece: un nombre -sir John Clayton-, una vasta hacienda, y un título, el de conde de Greystoke. Pero, realmente, siempre será un hombre a caballo entre la civilización y la selva.

A baby boy, left alone in the African jungle after the deaths of his parents, Lord and Lady Greystoke, is adopted by an ape, whose own infant has died, and raised to manhood without ever seeing another human being.

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.

This special edition of the Tarzan series presents a unique collection of rare and previously unpublished archival materials, authorized by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. It offers fans an in-depth look into the Tarzan universe, enriching the narrative with historical context and insights into the author's creative process. This volume is a treasure for collectors and enthusiasts, showcasing the enduring legacy of Tarzan through exclusive content that enhances the reading experience.

In this sequel, David Innes embarks on a daring journey back to the Earth's hollow interior, driven by the quest to find his friend Perry and his beloved Dian the Beautiful. Armed with tools and weapons, he aims to introduce civilization to a prehistoric world teeming with dinosaurs and primitive beings. Throughout his perilous adventures, Innes faces numerous challenges as he fights for survival in this savage landscape.

Primordial adventure takes center stage in this collection of three seminal novels, showcasing Edgar Rice Burroughs' imaginative storytelling. These iconic tales, featuring characters like Tarzan and exploring themes of survival and exploration, have captivated readers for over a century. They not only laid the groundwork for popular culture but also inspired numerous adaptations and franchises. Both longtime fans and newcomers will find this collection an ideal gateway into Burroughs' expansive universe, promising a lifetime of thrilling escapades.

Featuring the original text from Blue Book Magazine, this book offers a unique glimpse into the literary and cultural landscape of its time. Readers can explore a collection of stories and articles that reflect the themes and styles prevalent in early 20th-century literature. The magazine's historical significance and its role in shaping popular fiction are highlighted, providing context for both casual readers and literary enthusiasts.