Edgar Rice Burroughs Fanさんのイラストまとめ

It is only by eternal vigilance that a denizen of the jungle survives the constant threat of the greatest of all killers—man.
TARZAN AND THE FORBIDDEN CITY, Ch. 1

#ERB, Inc. published the first edition #OTD in 1938, featuring John Coleman Burroughs art: https://t.co/fPvBcvJ0yr

Evidently it was an immemorial custom that girls should wed to escape their families.
BACK TO THE STONE AGE, Ch. 15

#ERB, Inc. published the first edition of this novel #OTD in 1927, featuring John Coleman Burroughs dust-jacket art: https://t.co/e5TkQ3YsI2.

During the long hundred years of his life, Tantor had known man….The white men had been the last to come and were the worst.
TARZAN, LORD OF THE JUNGLE, Ch. 1 #ERB

McClurg published the first edition of the novel #OTD in 1927, St. John dust-jacket art: https://t.co/IYx3nv4xkp.

On #FrazettaFriday, check out the "Burroughs Artist Frank #Frazetta Portfolio" from Opar Press (1968; apparently reissued in 1973).
1968: https://t.co/BFEtfoRcwD
1973: https://t.co/oFIDzguLvX
#ERB #TarzanAndTheCastaways #CarsonOfVenus #Pellucidar @frazettagirls

The Ballantine #Tarzan covers by @nealadamsdotcom especially, and Boris Vallejo as well, were absolutely outstanding! #ERB @13th_Dimension @ComicsintheGA

"Impaled," by @JoeJusko, illustration of the scene above from Chapter 5 of #ERB's BACK TO THE STONE AGE

#OTD in 1935, #ERB, Inc. issued the first edition of TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD MEN with J. Allen St. John dust-jacket and interior art. https://t.co/rsaALzRhzN

What blows I struck I struck for her, what I parried it was as though I parried from her soft skin.
THE RED HAWK, Ch. 9 #ERB

Frank #Frazetta's 1974 cover art for an Ace edition of THE MOON MEN, which included THE RED HAWK, captured Julian's and Bethelda's encounter with Raban

See Roy G. Krenkel's art for #ERB's Pellucidar series (and more) at #ERBzine 3330: https://t.co/mc5xAJ1le4.
You can read the brief story of Wollheim and RGK here: https://t.co/2h4qdVr5J0
Ace cover art: AT THE EARTH'S CORE, PELLUCIDAR, TANAR OF PELLUCIDAR, BACK TO THE STONE AGE

The instinct of self-preservation is stronger than hope. It thrives, fortunately, upon nothing. It takes root upon the brink of the grave, and blossoms in the jaws of death.
PELLUCIDAR, Ch. 3 #ERB
[Frank #Frazetta's "Savage World": https://t.co/Kj7ZbSVNS0]