| 1. Legacy: Paintings and Drawings by Frank Frazetta | 
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By: Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Underwood Books
April 28, 2008
FRAZETTA IS GOD!!!!! The man is the modern day equivalent of Da Vinci. You WILL NOT be disappointed by this book. My only wish is that I was wealthy enough to purchase his original artwork!!!... more
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| 2. Spectrum Presents: Frank Frazetta: Rough Work | 
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By: Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Spectrum Fantastic Art
September 28, 2007
When are publishers going to get the fact that a two page spread, though it sounds nice, isn't a good idea? The fact that several nice pieces in this book are ruined by this makes me wonder how often the publishers actually look at their books. Not bad if you can get it cheap, nice for any Frazetta fan and makes a nice gift. ... more
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| 3. Icon: A Retrospective by the Grand Master of Fantastic Art |
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From: Underwood Books
Publisher: Underwood Books
October 01, 2003
SPECIFICS:
Page Count: 210
Number of images: 239
Small images: 99
Half page images: 44
Full page images: 89
2-page spreads: 7
BW images: 69
TEXT:
Lots of text about the author, is life and his work
ART:
8 images: 5 stars
30 images: 4 stars
94 images: 3 stars
80 images: 2 stars
27 images: 1 starmore
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| 4. The Paintings of J. Allen St. John: Grand Master of Fantasy |
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By: Frank Frazetta, Stephen Korshak, J. David Spurlock
Publisher: Vanguard
December 09, 2008
The art of J. Allen St. John envokes action, strength and
beauty with every stroke of his paint brush as he went on to
create so many masterful paintings. You will be struck with
awe and fascination the first time your eyes touch each page
of this book as you are drawn into a different time and a
different place. You will see the artistic depth of his work more
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| 5. Conan the Phenomenon |
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By: Paul Sammon, Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Dark Horse
October 24, 2007
Sammon worked on CONAN THE BARBARIAN -- which I don't hold against him -- and has, in this book, written a truly entertaining look at everything Conan -- from REH's life to the movies and beyond. It isn't the longest book (I read it in an hour) but it covers the character in a broad and entertaining style. Other books may cover aspects in greater detail -- Mark Finn's BLOOD AND THUNDER comes to mind... more
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| 6. Plague of Knives (Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer, Book 4) |
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By: Frank Frazetta, James R. Silke
Publisher: Tor Books
June 15, 1990
i've read all the death dealer books, own all them for several years. they have a special place in my mini-library of roughly 50-75 books. they are one of the series that i continuously reread. like the previous reviews, they are hard to find, but once you acquire them, they (to me) become more precious than gold. i've found all of them in a book store, or have had to order them through this website... more
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| 7. Death Dealer #01: Prisoner of the Horned Helmet |
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By: James Silke, Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Tor Books
January 01, 1988
This is being written in the hope that both the writer and the artist can come together and reprint this series. The ratings on the series says it all. The books were a first for me. After the many disappointing projects that were efforts to flesh out the images of Frank Frazetta with prose and film this one hit the mark and did so squarely. For those who ignored this book, which acts as what is normally... more
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| 8. Fantasy Hero The Classic Art of Frank Frazetta 2010 Wall Calendar (Calendar) | 
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By: Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Sellers Publishing Inc
July 25, 2009
The paintings are great as to be expected from Frazetta and are printed beautifully, but the calendar folds and staples on part of each image, which gives you a larger image but it is strangely disjointed. I have gotten used to it but at first it really bugged me... more
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| 9. Testament: The Life and Art of Frank Frazetta |
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By: Frank Frazetta
Publisher: Underwood Books
April 28, 2008
An excellent and informative book about Frank Frazetta and his art.I bought it primarily just for the artwork since I've been a huge fan of Frazetta since I first saw his artwork in Creepy Magazine when I was a teenager.I wasn't really looking for anything else from it, and it fulfilled that very well with quality reproductions of his work.The text was well written,interesting, and enjoyable reading:an... more
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| 10. Li'l Abner: Dailies (Li'l Abner) |
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By: Al Capp
Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
1996-05
Al Capp was on the verge of reaching his peak- a peak he would maintain for many, many years- in these great 1939 newspaper strips. The drawing style is getting bolder and funnier and Capp's visual and narrative satire is beginning to hit a stride that put him at the top of his medium and at the forefront of American popular culture. "Li'l Abner" is a great American work of art, and boy, is it funny... more
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