- Canaveral Press
Canaveral Press was a
New York -basedpublisher ofscience fiction and related material, primarily in the 1960s, owned byJack Biblo andJack Tannen . Most Canaveral Press titles were reprints ofEdgar Rice Burroughs material on which the copyright had lapsed, but Canaveral was on good terms with the Burroughs heirs, and several Canaveral Burroughs titles are legitimate first editions of material not previously published in book form and in some cases not previously published. Canaveral also published original material byE. E. Doc Smith ,L. Sprague de Camp andCatherine Crook de Camp , and byRichard A. Lupoff , who edited much of the Burroughs material. A number of Canaveral Press titles were reprinted in the 1970s.Canaveral Press is noted for bringing some of the great illustrators of the 1960’s to the Burroughs material—notably
Roy G. Krenkel ,Reed Crandall andFrank Frazetta .Works published by Canaveral Press
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A Fighting Man of Mars ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962, reprinted 1974)
*"The Moon Men", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962, reprinted 1975)
*"The Monster Men ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962)
*"The Land That Time Forgot", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962)
*"Tanar of Pellucidar ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962)
*"At the Earth's Core", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962)
*"Pellucidar", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Mahlon Blaine, 1962)
*"Pirates of Venus ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byJ. Allen St. John , 1962)
*"The Cave Girl ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byRoy G. Krenkel , 1962)
*"Tarzan at the Earth's Core ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byFrank Frazetta , 1962, reprinted 1974)
*"The Gods of Mars ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus by Larry Ivy, 1962)
*"Back to the Stone Age ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (dust-jacket by Sam Sigaloff and 7 plates byJohn Coleman Burroughs , 1963)
*"Escape on Venus ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (dust-jacket by Sam Sigaloff and five internal illustrations byJohn Coleman Burroughs , 1963, reprinted 1975)
*"The Mucker ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byJ. Allen St. John , 1963)
*"Carson of Venus ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byJ. Allen St. John , 1963)
*"Lost on Venus ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byJ. Allen St. John , 1963)
*"Land of Terror ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byRoy G. Krenkel , 1963)
*"Savage Pellucidar ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byJ. Allen St. John , 1963)
*"Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byRoy G. Krenkel , 1963, combines "The Tarzan Twins" and "Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins with Jad-Bel-Ja the Golden Lion")
*"John Carter of Mars", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byReed Crandall , 1964)
*"Tales of Three Planets ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byRoy G. Krenkel , 1964)
*"Tarzan and the Madman ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byReed Crandall , 1964)
*"Tarzan and the Castaways ", byEdgar Rice Burroughs (illus byFrank Frazetta , 1964 reprinted 1975)
*"Subspace Explorers ", by Edward E. Smith (illus byRoy G. Krenkel , 1965)
*"", byRichard A. Lupoff (1965)
*"", byL. Sprague de Camp andCatherine Crook de Camp (1966)References
*cite book | last=Chalker | first=Jack L. | authorlink=Jack L. Chalker | coauthors=Mark Owings | title=The Science-Fantasy Publishers: A Bibliographic History, 1923-1998 | location=Westminster, MD and Baltimore | publisher=Mirage Press, Ltd.| pages=131-134 | date=1998
*http://fanac.org/timebinders/lupoff.html (Lupoff memoirs)
*http://www.bpib.com/illustra2/krenkel.htm (Roy G. Krenkel)
*http://www.comic-art.com/biographies/fraztta1.htm (Frank Frazetta)
*http://www.comic-art.com/biographies/crandal1.htm (Reed Crandall)
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