Below
you will find a list of a few sites that further the legacy of Edgar Rice
Burroughs. If you have a site that is strongly related to Edgar Rice Burroughs,
please drop us some e-mail along with your site name and address and it
will be considered for this list.
ERBzine Weekly Online Fanzine
ERBzine Links
Burroughs
Bibliophiles - This site provides a wealth of information about
this long-running fan organization. This site also includes late-breaking
news about this area of fandom.
The
Dream Vaults of Opar - Features more than thirty-five essays by fantasy
author Patrick H. Adkins, exploring Burroughs' works in books, comics,
movies, and more.
ERBlist
Comics
Tarzan
Comics - The original adventure-strip comic hero is still going strong.
Check out the ongoing action from both the black-and-white dailies and
the Sunday color strips!
Dark
Horse Comics - The authorized creator of new Tarzan graphic adventures,
in both comic book and trade paperback format. Dark Horse has also brought
you some never-before-seen Burroughs treasures like "Tarzan: The Lost Adventure"
and "Minidoka." Check back for new titles coming soon!
Tarzan:
A Myth Man in the Macromachine - Burne Hogarth, "The Michaelangelo
of the Comics" and creator of some of the finest graphic nterpretations
of Tarzan, here writes about the mythological underpinings of Burroughs'
greatest creation.
Bud
Plant Comics - A great place to pick up hard-to-find Burroughs books,
comics and related items. Some of this stuff you can't find anywhere else!
Movies
Internet Movie Data Base IMDB
American
Movie Classics - Return to those thrilling days of yesteryear when
Hollywood doubled as a jungle full of stampeding elephants and rubber crocodiles!
American Movie Classics shows more Tarzan movies than Cheeta has bananas.
From Elmo Lincoln (1918) to Mike Henry (1968), AMC is the place to be for
a half century of Tarzan's cinematic adventures!
Matt's
Tarzan Movie Guide - Spiffy site with lots of movie stills, posters,
and a full listing of all authorized Tarzan films (and a few unauthorized
ones, too). If you want to spend more time in the jungle there is also
space devoted to Jungle Jim, Bomba the Jungle Boy, and anything else Matt
could find that takes place in the jungle.
Artists
The works of many fine artists
have graced the covers of Burroughs' books over the years. Here are links
to the official sites for several of them. Here you can pick up prints,
limited editions, and other items from some of your favorite artists.
Frank
Frazetta
Richard
Hescox
Michael
Whelan
Boris
Vallejo
Neal
Adams
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