Obviously his Howard and Burroughs work is very famous, but I’d never seen any of Frazetta’s Tolkien art before: where does that come from? That’s all from a portfolio he did in 1975, of a ...

Bill Watterson, Frank Frazetta, Rama Duwaji, Bob Fingerman, Alison Bechdel, Peter Kuper, Joe Dator, Charles M. Schulz, Shel ...

Frank Frazetta's original cover art for Famous Funnies #214 is available for the first time ever. This 1954 Buck Rogers illustration is widely considered one of the greatest comic book covers ever ...

Several years back I picked up a copy of Frank Frazetta: Master of Fantasy Art, ... I'm clueless as to why he only includes three of Frazetta's eight covers from Famous Funnies #209-216.

Tarzan at the Earth’s Core cover art. Sometimes, Winiewicz would watch Frazetta draw or paint, and say, “Frank, just tell me what you’re thinking while you’re doing this.” ...

Legendary artist Frank Frazetta created eight Buck Rogers covers for the long-running comic book series Famous Funnies in 1953/54 (whose publisher infamously rejected a ninth cover for being too ...

Mr. Frazetta was a versatile and prolific comic book artist who, in the 1940s and ’50s, drew for comic strips like Al Capp’s “Lil’ Abner” and comic books like “Famous Funnies,” for ...

Legendary fantasy artist Frank Frazetta died on Monday. Today, the gaming industry pays tribute with a series of sketches and illustrations posted here, exclusively, to honor an influential man ...

Frazetta was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Feb. 9, 1928. By age 8, he was studying at the Brooklyn Academy of Fine Art. One of his key influences was Hal Foster, the great comic-strip artist whose ...

Well, now, this is a thing. Frank Frazetta's first published comic work was in the one issue of Tally-Ho Comics in 1944, and that was only a minor contribution to the story.But he also had a go at ...

Paintings by Frank Frazetta – who is famous for his “Conan the Barbarian” book covers -- have sold for upwards of $1 million. His children stood to inherit more than a hundred of his pieces, ...