I've seen a lot of Frazetta covers on paperback books (Tarzan, Conan, John Carter) and some magazines or comics (Eerie, Creepy) but I've never seen any of these before.
I was watching a YouTube tribute to Frazetta by Comic Book Girl 19 just last night. She commented on how he was buff, and used himself as a model for those barbarian and warrior heroes. Also, how he lost the use of his right hand, and learned to draw left-handed.
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I've seen a lot of Frazetta covers on paperback books (Tarzan, Conan, John Carter) and some magazines or comics (Eerie, Creepy) but I've never seen any of these before.
I was watching a YouTube tribute to Frazetta by Comic Book Girl 19 just last night. She commented on how he was buff, and used himself as a model for those barbarian and warrior heroes. Also, how he lost the use of his right hand, and learned to draw left-handed.
Hadn't heard that self-modelling of left-handed stuff before. Weird.
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