Frank Frazetta’s “Sea Witch” Appeared on Eerie (Warren, January 1967)
“Jim Warren is a great guy. Very amiable and a lot of fun. He’s a cocky little guy and he bullshits you a lot, but if you know him, you can handle him, no problem. You know what I mean? (Cont)

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Show me something from your childhood that got you hooked on fantasy.

I think playing D & D, watching The Hobbit cartoon, Frank Frazetta art, & reading the Chronicles of Narnia started it for me. 😬 just saying https://t.co/27bGNDP2av

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Frazetta’s “At The Earth’s Core” 1974

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James Allen St. John (1872-1957) was an American author, artist and illustrator. Famous for his illustrations for the novels of Edgar Rice Burroughs. One of the forefathers of Modern Fantasy Art. His most famous disciples were Roy Krenkel and Frank Frazetta.

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Just got the latest issue of with Frank Frazetta's self-portrait on the cover.

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One of the most amazing parts of my career has been working with my heroes.
Working with Frank Frazetta was a definite "Holy Shit!" moment!

Death Dealer

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A contemporary of both Frazetta and Wrightson, Kenn Barr was a premier talent in 70s book covers and movie posters.

4 years and 10 days ago, he left this realm to rest high on Crom's mountain.

Respect, icon. https://t.co/Bn5ZpIOsMU

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“Roy Krenkel, ERB artist and long-time friend of Frazetta’s, recommended Frazetta to Donald Wolheim, editor of ACE, but Wolheim was at first reluctant to use Frazetta's work. (cont)

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