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John Carter, the heroic Martian ranger, is determined to locate his lost princess Dejah Thoris and confront the villain Thurid who has seized her. Set a six‑month period after the first Barsoom adventure, the story continues Carter’s struggles across Mars’s desert landscapes, flying airships, and among the fierce thark warriors.
First publish date: 1963
Genre: Science Fiction/Space Opera
Authors: Edgar Rice Burroughs
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