Edgar Rice Burroughs Fanさんのイラストまとめ

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]

A title of nobility does not make a man noble. You may call a jackal a lion, but he will still be a jackal.
TARZAN AND THE CITY OF GOLD, Ch. 9

#OTD in 1933, #ERB, Inc. issued the first edition of TARZAN AND THE CITY OF GOLD, featuring dust-jacket art by J. Allen St. John.

#OTD in each of the years 1932, 1933, 1934, and 1936, #ERB released a new #Tarzan first edition on his birthday.
[Images via @ERBzine]