Edgar Rice Burroughs' Barsoom series, featuring John Carter of Mars, is one of the most influential pieces of sci-fi ever, ...

Tal Hajus is a Thark warrior of Mars in the new movie, "John Carter," opening March 9, 2012. Woola, a Calot of Mars ©2011 Disney. JOHN CARTER™ ERB, Inc.

In preparation for the movie hitting theaters in 2012, Marvel has signed on to tell an all-ages version of John Carter, a man mysteriously transported to Mars. Upon his arrival he is taken captive ...

Over on twitter, John Carter director Andrew Stanton has released the title cards for two originally planned sequels to the film, but were scrapped. The films were to be titled Gods of Mars and ...

John Carter (formerly John Carter of Mars) comes from director Andrew Stanton, of Pixar fame. The trailer for the film has just hit, so check it out! Focus Reset. Skip to content ...

This article, Ron Marz Discusses JOHN CARTER: WARLORD OF MARS with Erica Schultz, originally appeared on Comic Vine. Erica Schultz, writer of Swords of Sorrow: Black Sparrow/Lady Zorro Special ...

A John Carter: A Princess of Mars miniseries has been unveiled by Marvel Comics. Adapted by acclaimed scribe Roger Langridge (Thor: The Mighty Avenger) and artist Filipe Andrade (Onslaught ...

— -- Warring aliens, imperiled princesses and parched desert canals, a vision of the Red Planet still lingering today. And it will soon be in movie theaters, when John Carter opens this week ...

The upcoming PC game is set in 1945 at the conclusion of World War II, and will see John Carter - a soldier in the game - transported to Mars (or Barsoom, as it's otherwise known) by a strange new ...

John Carter‘s Never-Made Sequel Actually Sounds Epic Director Andrew Stanton opens up about Gods of War , the planned follow-up to his 2012 Disney bomb. By Germain Lussier Published March 9, 2022 ...

Outer space and aliens pop up a bit in entertainment this week, as Disney's "John Carter" takes a Civil War veteran to Mars, and the Science Channel unfolds a month of wondering whether Earthlings ...

PG-13. 2 hours, 12 minutes. At area theaters. I don’t see any way to begin a review of “John Carter” without referring to “Through Time and Space With Ferdinand Feghoot.” That was a ...