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No, John Carter is not a true story. It's a fictional creation based on imagination and storytelling.

The main ones are 'A Princess of Mars', 'The Gods of Mars' and 'Warlord of Mars'.

The author of the John Carter novels is Edgar Rice Burroughs.

I think there are around five John Carter novels. But the exact number might vary depending on how you count related spin-offs and adaptations.

The 'John Carter Graphic Novel' tells the story of John Carter's extraordinary adventures. John Carter is a man from Earth who is somehow whisked away to a different planet. On this planet, there are diverse races, each with their own characteristics and abilities. Carter gets involved in the politics, wars, and power struggles of this world. He has to use his physical strength and strategic thinking to navigate through all these situations. The graphic novel is filled with vivid illustrations that bring this strange world and Carter's adventures to life, making it an exciting read for fans of science - fiction and adventure stories.

No, it wasn't. There were earlier works that could be classified as science fiction before John Carter.

They are mainly about John Carter's adventures on Mars. He has to deal with various alien species, different terrains, and complex political situations on the red planet.

The most well - known John Carter novel is 'A Princess of Mars'. There are also others in the series like 'The Gods of Mars' and 'Warlord of Mars'.

In the 'John Carter Graphic Novel', the main character is John Carter. There may also be other important characters like the alien species he interacts with, such as the Tharks. The Tharks are a warrior - like race that John Carter has various relationships with, whether it be as allies or foes at different points in the story.

One great John Carter crossover fanfiction could be one where he crosses over with Tarzan. The idea of two such iconic jungle - dwelling characters meeting would be really exciting. They could share their survival skills and different cultural experiences from their respective worlds.