Science fantasy art

If you're a collector of fine art and are attending the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con, there is one booth you'll want to set aside some time to explore: Profiles in History's, which will contain not only two original oil paintings by Frank Frazetta, valued at up to a combined, but also The Frank Darabont Collection, a virtual who's who of comic artists that will blow your mind, all of which will be going up for auction. You'll notice that the number of artists listed below jumps dramatically and (if you research the individual artists) they tend to specialized specifically in fantasy art (as opposed to many of the artists above who were illustrators or painters for pulp fiction magazines). The Times reported in  that a single volume containing multiple reproductions of his work, The Fantastic Art Of Frank Frazetta, copies for Bantam in its first two years on the market - a hit by any standard and an almost unfathomable one for a book of pulp art paintings.

There's an interesting back story to that Frazetta cover: It was drawn and conceived as a Buck Rogers cover for Famous Funnies, but Eastern Color Printing didn't use it. Instead, the company picked it up and, after a few alterations, it finally hit the stands.

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