Described only as "Krogar's Wife" over at Pulp Figures, I dub thee. . . "Jean Porter."   

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Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes (Hugh Hudson, 1984) offers a respectful treatment of Edgar Rice Burroughs' original a...

Perhaps if arcade game manufacturer Taito had released Jungle Kirk instead of Jungle King , they wouldn't have gotten in so much trou...

As part of my effort to read more women and Canadian authors, I've returned to the works of Margaret Atwood. In September that included...

Robin Maxwell's Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan is a delightfully revisionist, reflexive and feminist take on the Tarzan story. The n...

Since getting back into Lego a couple of years ago, I've quickly determined that my favourite sets are the various modular buildings...

I haven't actually left any worlds behind, but the title of this post just leaped from fingers to keyboard and so there it sits, perhap...

Since 2011, I've been tracking the books I read. As in other years, I read heavily within my preferred genre, science fiction, and I ...

"The sun is an impartial old devil. He shines with equal brilliance upon the just and the banker, upon the day of a man's wed...

Well, it's full disclosure time here at The Earliad: a few days ago I thought I was being clever when I suggested the plots of some hyp...

Last week I noted that Tarzan's adventures could have continued indefinitely, given his immortality. Readers' last glimpses of the ...

In Tarzan's Quest (1935), Tarzan, Jane and a monkey are granted immortality. I've always thought it a shame that the Burroughs est...

Over the course of the last couple of weeks I've read the first twelve of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan novels. And while I still lo...

I was nearly finished Tarzan and the Golden Lion this morning when I noticed something caught between the pages of the decades-old book....

To Tarzan they were bones - just bones. He did not need them, for there was no meat left upon them, and they were not in his way, for he kn...

Inspired by Jeff's most recent post , I felt the urge to create something retro - in this case, an imaginary paperback from an alte...

Last year I assembled this diorama to decorate the theatre room. Since then I've rearranged the whole room, and I've moved the dio...