Friday, April 03, 2026
Given enough time, I wonder if we'll get this whole series blogged.
Well, we've blogged like three out of 28 (and 3 annuals!) for Marvel's run, and I'm fairly sure they're out in the garage; so never say never. From 1978, John Carter, Warlord of Mars #12, "City of Skulls!" Written and edited by Marv Wolfman, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Rudy Nebres.
Dejah Thoris and Tars Tarkas's daughter Sola are on their way home; but while Dejah makes it to Jangor, Sola doesn't make it to her dad: following music out into the desert, she is captured by skeletal hands reaching from beneath the sands. When Sola hadn't returned in a few days, Dejah asks John to go look for her. When Tars learns Sola was missing he was taken aback: the green Martians usually weren't that close to their kids, but he was. Searching in a flyer, John and Tars are taken down by a sandstorm, but find a massive, skull-shaped edifice in the desert.
Searching the structure, Tars is zapped from behind by a shaggy-looking thing, while John fights some skeletons. Grabbed by hands reaching from the walls, John turns to see Tars, obviously hypnotised, and intent on killing him...to be continued!
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I wonder if Hollywood will ever make another John Carter movie after how bad the first one bombed in the box office.
The problem with that one was more that they spent way too much money on it for it to ever recoup its budget. It actually made a decent amount as I recall.
Wow, this could turn into the next Warlord for you, goo. Might as well schedule one out for a couple of years from now.
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