At the Earth's Core theatrical posters

Emilie & the Hollow World

While running away from home for reasons that are eminently defensible, Emilie’s plans to stow away on the steamship Merry Bell and reach her cousin in the big city go awry, landing her on the wrong ship and at the beginning of a fantastic adventure.
Taken under the protection of Lady Marlende, Emilie learns that the crew hopes to use the aether currents and an experimental engine, and with the assistance of Lord Engal, journey to the interior of the planet in search of Marlende’s missing father.
With the ship damaged on arrival, they attempt to traverse the strange lands on their quest. But when evidence points to sabotage and they encounter the treacherous Lord Ivers, along with the strange race of the sea-lands, Emilie has to make some challenging decisions and take daring action if they are ever to reach the surface world again.

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Superman - Underground World

Colonel Johnson's Adventures in Hollow Earth

Travis Morgan Explains

Image found From the Sorcerer's Skull blog featured in the Warlord Wednesday where each issue is being reviewed. On Wednesdays.

What's Really Inside the Earth

Nazis at the Center of the Earth trailer

An Asylum film!



Researchers in Antarctica are abducted by a team of masked storm troopers. They are dragged deep underground to a hidden continent in the center of the earth. Here Nazi survivors, their bodies a horrifying patchwork of decaying and regenerated flesh, are planning for the revival of the Third Reich.

Overcompensating

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Hollow Earth Globe

Warlord cosplay from 1986

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This was a group entry:1986 Best in Show San Diego Comic Con & the DC $300.00 cash prize.

Tarzan at the Earth's Core artwork

This book is looking good...

At the Earth's Core by Sequential Pulp and Dark Horse

Sequential Pulp and Dark Horse Comics are teaming up to produce a new adaptation of Edgar Rice Burrough's At the Earth's Core. It's adapted by Martin Powell and the artist is Jamie Chase. There are a few examples of his work here:

Tarzan at the Earth's Core cover art

Here's a look at the cover art by Tim Burgard from the upcoming graphic novel from Dark Horse comics. The comic will be adapted by Martin Powell and will be coming out sometime this year.

I love that the good old familiar logo is used.