books by Frank Frazetta

books by Frank Frazetta

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Frank Frazetta

Telling Stories: The Classic Comic Art of Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta

Underwood Books, 2008

Saw advanced copy at san diego comic con
This book is flat out AMAZING...saw this at bud plant,s booth at san diego comic con and asked them to take it out of the showcase and let me look at it, first rate all the way...just knocked me off my feet, great printing, amazing color...but the material is just ...

Legacy: Paintings and Drawings by Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta

Underwood Books, 2008

Truly amazing...the Greatest Illustrators work...
Frazetta was an artist with a different style, yet seemed to capture and captivate so many foreign lands of barbarians and beasts...then bring them end gently place them on the table in front of us. From Conan to Tarzan and so much more, this is a great book. I call ...

Conan the Phenomenon

Paul Sammon, Frank Frazetta

Dark Horse, 2007

the Conan package well presented
I've been a Conan reader and fan (books first, then comics, then any and all of the "pastiche" books out now by Roland Green, De camp, etc.) since the mid 60's. Started with the Lancer sets, then Marvel's Barry Smith comic version, then collecting the early Gnomes, so, ...

Fantasy Hero The Classic Art of Frank Frazetta 2009 Wall Calendar (Calendar)
Frank Frazetta

Sellers Publishing Inc, 2008

Know as the Master of Fantasy Art, Frank Frazetta is one of the world's most influential fantasy artists of the twentieth century. The winner of various Hugo Awards, Frazetta's trade mark paintings of primitive heroes, full-figured heroines, and barbaric beasts are pictured in this collection of classic masterpieces.

Testament: The Life and Art of Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta

Underwood Books, 2008

Odds & Ends Collection, "Icon" & "Legacy" Better to Start
This is a beautiful book, but the more famous Frazetta works are to be found in the two previous books of this trilogy. So this book is great for serious Frazetta fans, but "Icon" and "Legacy" are better books for showing the most famous of his works. This book, ...

The Paintings of J. Allen St. John: Grand Master of Fantasy
Stephen Korshak, J. David Spurlock, ...

Vanguard, 2008

? More than 170 paintings of Tarzan, John Carter of Mars, more?many shot from original paintings ? Essays by top science fiction authors The Paintings of J. Allen St. John presents the artist?s full-color fantasy and science-fiction paintings for novels and pulp magazine stories by famous authors such as Edgar Rice Burroughs. Essays by ...

Icon

Underwood Books, 2003

The Fantasy Master
When people think of fantasy artwork, they might think first of those Conan and Edgar Rice Burroughs paperback covers, or a berserker warrior on horseback, corpses of foes beneath him and dripping weapon above him. People think of Frazetta first, whether or not they ...

Al Capp's Li'l Abner: The Frazetta Years Volume 4 (1960-1961)

Al Capp, Frank Frazetta

Dark Horse, 2004

Thank goodness for Frazzetta's reputation
Lil Abner always had a strong fan club that allowed the reprinting of the daily strips by Kitchen Sink press for about 25 volumes, which if there was no fan base, only one or two volumes would have been published. In addition,we are very lucky that Frazetta's ...

EC Archives: Weird Science Volume 4
Bill Gaines, Al Feldstein, ...

Gemstone Publishing, 2009

Reprints issues #19 through #22 (16 stories) of the comic book Weird Science and issues #23-24 of Weird Science-Fantasy (8 stories), original published in 1953 and 1954.

Spectrum Presents: Frank Frazetta: Rough Work (Spectrum Presents)

Frank Frazetta

Spectrum Fantastic Art, 2007

Inspirational Insight for Artists
There's not much to add to the positive reviews here. The insights this book offers into the creative process are considerable: glimpsing the underpinnings of some of Frazetta's great works is nothing short of a revelation.

The Fantastic Art of Frank Frazetta Book One

Frank Frazetta

Rufus Publications/Peacock Press/Bantam Books, 1975

amazing
Es un artista increible, con una técnica única para crear, pintar, ilustrar. Lo tuve cuando era muy chamo, se me perdió. Amazon lo encontro.

Prisoner of the Horned Helmet (Death Dealer)

Frank Frazetta, James R. Silke

Tor Fantasy, 1988

excellent book
this is the first book of series, obviously. it is really detailed. the pic on the front cover is the good guy. i dont want to really tell u the story line, but sufficeth to say, it catches you on the very first page.

The Fantastic Art of Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta, Betty Ballantine

Pan Macmillan, 1980

Beautiful sci-fi and fantasy art.
Frazetta's work has graced album covers and book jackets. In this first volume you'll see some of his finest. His techniques for drawing your attention to primary and secondary points of interest in his works are done beautifully like a photographer uses light. His ...

Plague of Knives (Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer, Book 4)

Frank Frazetta, James R. Silke

Tor Books, 1990

the best series i have ever read
i am a fantasy buff to the max and have read literally thousands of books in the fantasy sci fi genre. i own quite a bit of money and spend the majority of it on books. but one day while looking in a used book store in san antonio texas i purchesed the death dealer ...

Tooth and Claw (Death Dealer #3)

Frank Frazetta, James R. Silke

Tor Fantasy, 1989

Excellent story-line; Gath of Baal at his finest
Gath finds his childhood memories deep inside a jungle; he finds himself; and the characters all fall into place perfectly; James Silke, along with the Death Dealer (Gath character) are great!!!!!!!