The Edgar Rice Burroughs Library of Illustration - Volume Two Limited Centennial Edition Number 1664 of 2000.

305 Pages Indexed. This book was conceived, designed, edited, and published by Russ Cochran. This Limited Centennial Edition is strictly limited to 2000 numbered copies of which of which this is Copy No. 1664. Table of Contents: John Coleman Burroughs, Harold R. Foster, St. John and Burroughs, St. John Dust Jackets, Studley O. Burroughs, Tarzan the Invincible, Jungle Girl, Tarzan Triumphant, Apache Devil, Tarzan and The City of Gold, Tarzan of The Comics, Tarzan of The Apes Daily Strips, Foster's Tarzan Sunday Pages, The Oakdale Affair and The Rider, The Lad And The Lion, Tarzan and The Forbidden City, Back to the Stone Age, Carson of Venus, Synthetic Men of Mars, Tarzan The Magnificent, The Deputy Sheriff of Comanche County, John Coleman Burroughs' Better little Book Covers, The Tarzan Game, John Carter of Mars in the Comics, John Carter of Mars Sunday Pages, Dave Innes of Pellucidar in the Comics, The Postwar Burroughs Period, Danton Doring by John Coleman Burroughs, Land of Terror, Escape on Venus, Tarzan and The Foreign Legion, Llana of Gathol, and Tarzan Comics Covers by Morris Gollub. The year 1912 was the turning point in the life of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Everything he had tried had met with until in 1911, with hopes of selling his stories to pulp magazines, he started to write. At the beginning of 1912 he was completely unknown as a writer; by the end of that same year he had already published the first stories in the Tarzan and Mars series and was well on his way to everlasting fame as a writer of adventure stories. …