It was one of the first, if not the first, story about the "hitman." Actually, he did not know anything (however, as now), and also considering that this was one of Burrough’s first works in the literary field — the book is good enough. Fantasy and enthusiasm of the author overlap small flaws. It is worth noting only two. First, the path to Mars and back. Enough vague and incomprehensible, but simply and elegantly in the light of that time. Secondly, the author of this article was the time periods in his book. For example, battles are described in great detail, and some minor episodes are described in sufficient detail. John Carter is an ordinary gentleman, not some kind of superhero. Then there was them and everything. Perhaps the book was a success thanks to the unbridled imagination of the author.
