Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 10,000 Web Pages in Archive Presents Volume 4967 |
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Official Edgar Rice Burroughs Tribute and Weekly Webzine Site Since 1996 ~ Over 10,000 Web Pages in Archive Presents Volume 4967 |
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ECLECTICA v.2014.12 |
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Click HERE for Collage Format Hillman Year-End Celebration Greetings |
Click HERE for Collage Format Year-End Summary of Hillman Website Projects |
For full information on the Milan
Fibiger portfolio and amazing art visit his Website at:
www.milanfibiger.com/en
Milan's spectacular ERB-related art has been featured
in ERBzine many times, such as at:
www.erbzine.com/mag45/4586.html
www.erbzine.com/mag30/3011.html
www.erbzine.com/mag41/4111.html
2012 ERB CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION: TARZANA, CALIFORNIA
Sue-On | Milan Fibiger | Philippe Badre | Bill See more of Milan Fibiger's incomparable ERB art at the ERB Memorial Collection at the University of Louisville |
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From the ERB Portfolio by Milan Fibiger - artist and musician ERB Art Encyclopedia page: ERB 1007 |
"Must-Have" Collectibles from
POSTERTEXT
Postertext are a small team of bibliophiles who love
art and literature.
They design unique art prints, posters, wall decor
for book lovers using no lines, no edges - just words.
Posters made entirely out of text from your favorite
books.
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TARZAN OF THE APES by PosterText Using only the accomplished prose of Edgar Rice Burroughs, our Tarzan of the Apes poster creates a stunning portrait of the title hero himself: part man and part beast, overlooking the dangerous jungle which he will soon claim as his own. Shown here tightly gripping his father’s knife, the illuminating detail of this design reveals a strong and detailed protagonist, burdened by his ongoing struggle between nature and nurture. A multifaceted story of hardship, survival, and love, Tarzan of the
Apes remains one of the most important and engaging books yet written.
Through this beautifully crafted illustration, the power and majesty of
one of literature’s great noble characters can now co-exist with your walls
at home or at the office, serving as an impressive reminder of the animal
in all of us.
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These and many more classic and contemporary novels
in poster format
are available at
http://postertext.com
Pulpdom Online #5 is now available for download
http://pulpdom.com/
Pulpdom #75, August, 2013, was the final traditional printed-on-paper
issue.
Since then Pulpdom Online has continued the fundamental purpose of
celebrating and investigating pulp magazines and their authors.
Pulpdom evolved from ERB-dom (first issue, May, 1960),
which was a magazine about Edgar Rice Burroughs, the most famous pulp
magazine writer of all time.
ERB-dom lasted 89 issues, ending in 1976.
In 1988, Caz restarted The Fantasy Collector, with a name change to
The Fantastic Collector,
which re-incorporated ERB-dom, and finally the name change to Pulpdom
in January 1997.
ERBzine has created an online illustrated bibliography
of
the ERB-dom issues and a Caz Profile.
Starting at:
www.erbzine.com/mag1/0117.html
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The Martian Legion |
Back to the Stone Age ~ ERB, Inc. Ed. |
 
www.edgarriceburroughs.com/comics |
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In the early '50s Australian radio imported the Tarzan radio show from America. After they had aired 104 of these episodes they produced 1040 12-minute episodes of their own serial -- Tarzan, King of the Apes. The series started about 1953 and many of the storylines were based upon ERB's books. The most intriguing thing about these shows is that they starred Rod Taylor. 
Rod Taylor became famous across Australia for his performance as Tarzan. The show aired at 6 p.m. Monday to Friday in 1954. It was one of many action-adventure serials for young listeners that were so popular in the 1950s. Other actors took over the Tarzan role after Rod left the show to become a popular Hollywood film actor. www.rodtaylorsite.com/media/tarzan.mp3 |
Photo from Jairo Uparella
The late Bob O'Malley and ERB, Inc. President, Jim Sullos
2010 Dum-Dum
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The Lions Sleep Tonight
Artist Joe Jusko before he changed careers. |
Bill Hillman after he changed careers :) Our neighour Lisa sent an amusing birthday card on our birthday this month. |
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ERBzine COMICS ARCHIVE
www.ERBzine.com/comics
Coming Later This Year
Pulp/Dark Horse Comics' Jungle Tales of Tarzan graphic novel.
$19.99
Sequential Pulp/Dark Horse Comics' Jungle Tales of Tarzan
graphic novel. $19.99 RSP.
There will be a deluxe signed edition of 250 strictly limited copies
for $49.99.
It has the embossed cover with dust jacket.
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(Mike Grell variant cover) 48 pages for only $4.99! When the skin of a cyclist turns up in a public pool minus all of its innards, Fred Van Lente’s Detective Greene is on the case—he’s the bizarre, towering redhead who tackles New York’s weirdest crimes. And Mike Grell returns to Tarzan with Tarzan and the Gods of Opar.” Plus, new chapters of Alex de Campi and Jerry Ordway’s Semiautomagic, Sergio Aragonés’s Groo, Brendan McCarthy’s Dream Gang, and Ed Brisson’s Murder Book, featuring art from JD Faith! “Dark Horse’s prestigious anthology series . . . showcases emerging
talent alongside some of the greatest writers, artists and cartoonists
comics has to offer, as well as promising new and underground talents.”—ComicsAlliance
Artists: Mike Grell, Brendan McCarthy, Guiu Vilanova, Jerry Ordway, JD Faith, Sergio Aragones Cover Artist: Mike Grell Publication Date: March 18, 2015
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