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No, Edgar Rice Burroughs did not write any stories about Tarzan on Mars. The appearance of that book plate his nephew designed is strictly allegorical, providing a visual collage of elements from the ...

In the US According to this source, for works published between 1923 and 1963 where the copyright has been renewed, copyright expires 95 years after the publication date. From Wikipedia, "...

There is letter about the exlibris that was wrote by Edgar Rice Burroughs:

Unfortunately, Burroughs didn't describe many of his characters well, so it is difficult to identify them absolutely, with few exceptions. Partial answer: Besides Tarzan, the easiest to identify is ...

There are remarkably few mentions of the rifles being used, and as far as I know none that feature the extreme range. In A Princess of Mars John Carter is attacked by Tharl warriors sent to capture ...

Not quite "physically strong" but competent and courageous I've always been a big fan of Thuvia from The Gods of Mars. She was kind of the odd woman out among the women of that story, compared to ...

I notice there are some Barsoom books on Gutenberg in Australia if you are still interested: http://gutenberg.net.au/searchresults.html

Tavia from "A Fighting Man of Mars" is shown as a warrior near-equal to her male counterpart, Tan Hadron. While he does instinctively try to keep her from harm, he also would prefer none-other ...

I read most of his books many many years ago but still remember them. Most of the women in his books were physically strong. They tended to get kidnapped a lot but it was always by a group of men. ...

Possibly. From the Martian Chronicals, Deja Thoris "She plays the role of the conventional damsel in distress who must be rescued from various perils, but is also portrayed as a competent and capable ...