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FRAZETTA Eerie #8 cover

Location: Frank Frazetta
Artist: Frank Frazetta (All)

Location: Frank Frazetta
Title: FRAZETTA Eerie #8 cover
Artist: Frank Frazetta (All)
Media Type: Paint - Oil
Art Type: Cover
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Likes on CAF: 1
Favorited on CAF: 3
Comments: 13
Added to Site: 10/4/2011

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Earl Hamilton Member Since 2009

Posted On 10/4/2011

OMG! NO WAY!!!! HOW??? I AM SPEECHLESS!!

Peter Marino Member Since 2010

Posted On 10/4/2011

Wow...... that's about all I can say.....

Ron S Member Since 2007

Posted On 10/4/2011

Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

Ross T. L. Member Since 2004

Posted On 10/4/2011

Absolutely fantastic. Thank you for continuing to share these amazing Frazetta pieces that you had the incredible foresight to acquire ahead of the crowd!!!

Peter P Member Since 2009

Posted On 10/4/2011

Sublime colours, another stunning addition!! =) Congrats!

COMIC PARADISE Member Since 2005

Posted On 10/4/2011

OMG what a collection you got here! congrats

steve staszower Member Since 2005

Posted On 10/4/2011

And your collection just keeps getting more amazing...

comicinkking. com Member Since 2004

Posted On 10/5/2011

Holy $#%^*!!!

T Shen Member Since 2009

Posted On 2/19/2012

comicinkking. com wrote:

" Holy $#%^*!!! "

This was literally what I just said out loud.

Tom Kuhn Jr. Member Since 2010

Posted On 10/5/2011

The Brain is also published as the album cover for Nazareth's "Expect No Mercy". This is by far my uber-favorite Frazetta piece of all time. I envy you like no other...congrats!!

DocDave Winiewicz Member Since 2005

Posted On 10/5/2011

Fantastic acquisition, Jim! I always loved the textures in this oil. Also, the design is compositionally perfect. A big, hearty congratulations! DAVE

Marc Pecorella Member Since 2007

Posted On 10/6/2011

Jim, I also saw this one in the Frazetta museum. I thought it was amazing. Yet, Ellie (at that time) told me that Frank was displeased with the painting because the way the demon's arms were behind the horns on it's head. Frank felt it didn't seem feasible for the demon to swing the sword down in the intended arc that the painting displayed was the intention. Frank wanted to correct it; but was on a deadline with Warren and just left it as it was. Now that I pointed that out, if you're upset with this cover, kindly call me and I'll take it off your hands!

artless artmore Member Since 2013

Posted On 1/16/2014

I never tire of this image. It screams "Frazetta" yet it's unlike any of his other paintings in several ways. Can't get over the range and depth of your collection...

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