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Weird Worlds 4 Cover by Eric Powell
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Weird Worlds 4 Cover by Eric Powell
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On the colony world of Lir, where water covered most of the planet and resources were scarce, a new age of sail came about.
Many wondrous features of the planet made this possible. Consider the ferrous algae that could be spun into sails with incredible tensile strength. Gaze in awe at the floating forests like lily pads grown gargantuan, provided a sustainable source of timber and a platform for mobile fortresses.
But the occurrence that provoked the most awe (and horror) was when the jellyfish rocked up to the colony, squatting in the craniums of bleached bone skeletons with bloody hearts glowing in their chest cavities.
Teaser from Weird Worlds #7. Art by Howard Chaykin. More scans and information at source.
Weird Worlds 5 (Apr-May 1973)
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Weird Worlds Vol.2 #2 - Eerie Publications, April 1971.
Cover art by Johnny Bruck.
Splash page for the John Carter of Mars feature in Weird Worlds (vol. 1) #1 (September, 1972). Written by Marv Wolfman, art by Murphy Anderson.
DC Comics attained the license to many of Edgar Rice Burroughs' characters in 1972. The company immediately took over the long-running Tarzan and Korak, Son of Tarzan comics books from Gold Key Comics, and kept the numbering.
The John Carter serial began in Tarzan #207, the first DC issue. Because DC's deal with ERB Inc. called for additional comic books featuring Burroughs' characters, Weird Worlds was created. John Carter was imported into the new book, along with a David Innes/Pellucidar serial that had run as a back-up feature in Korak.
That's why Weird Worlds #1 did not feature the first chapter of either serial.